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The START Tool is a practical guide for archeologists interested in learning how space systems can be used as a complement to existing terrestrial and aerial tools. It has been created by the START Team of the International Space University (ISU) .

lexapro buy, lexapro online 50mgs, order usa lexapro online, lexapro label, when will lexapro be a, lexapro sales. The three space systems the START Project focuses on include: 

The website provides background information regarding space systems, data acquisitions methods, distribution, and applications to archeology at an introductory level. The goal of the website is to provide understanding of the benefits of space systems when:

  • Discovering and identifying new sites – consists of determining the location of a new archeological site, followed by measuring the extent of the site.
  • Making detailed maps of known sites - involves creating an inventory of known features and items, then analyzing these maps for previously unknown features.
  • Monitoring human and environmental interactions with sites - requires observing human interactions with the environment, such as tourism, looting, urbanization, military action, and pollution; as well as any environmental interactions, such as the effects of climate change, or major natural events like earthquakes, landslides, and flooding.
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