Search Results - "Ginau, A."

Holocene chemical precipitates in the continental sabkha of Tayma (NW Saudi Arabia) by Ginau, A., Engel, M., Brückner, H.

“…Studies on playas (known locally as inland sabkhat) are rare and lack a focus on their role as geoarchives for Holocene climate and environmental change. We…”
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Influence of sediment, soil, and micro-relief conditions on vitality of Populus euphratica stands in the lower Tarim Riparian Ecosystem by Ginau, A., Opp, Ch, Sun, Zh, Halik, Ü.

“…Excessive withdrawal of water for farmland irrigation, and water losses from water reservoirs and channels, have caused water deficit problems along the Tarim…”
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Integrative geoarchaeological research on settlement patterns in the dynamic landscape of the northwestern Nile delta by Ginau, A., Schiestl, R., Wunderlich, J.

“…Settlement activity in the Nile delta is characterized by its profound connection to the branches of the river Nile. Major ancient settlements were founded…”
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What settlements leave behind — pXRF compositional data analysis of archaeological layers from Tell el-Fara'in (Buto, Egypt) using machine learning by Ginau, A., Steiniger, D., Hartmann, R., Hartung, U., Schiestl, R., Altmeyer, M., Seeliger, M., Wunderlich, J.

“…Modern portable and handheld XRF devices (pXRF) allow quick measurement of large geochemical datasets without the necessity for laboratory facilities. Such…”
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Identification of historic landscape features and settlement mounds in the Western Nile Delta by means of remote sensing time series analysis and the evaluation of vegetation characteristics by Ginau, A., Schiestl, R., Kern, F., Wunderlich, J.

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Reconstruction of former channel systems in the northwestern Nile Delta (Egypt) based on corings and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) by Altmeyer, Marina, Seeliger, Martin, Ginau, Andreas, Schiestl, Robert, Wunderlich, Jürgen

“…The current state of research about ancient settlements within the Nile Delta allows the hypothesizing of fluvial connections to ancient settlements all over…”
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