The research combines WW I aerial photography, multireceiver EMI soil sensing, airborne laser scanning and a study of the landscape and its dynamics. Although each of these disciplines can give unique information on the Great War conflict landscape, it is the combination and integration of these technique that gives the most valuable insights.

Discover some of the case studies of the Conflict Archaeology Research Group: https://www.conflictarchaeology.ugent.be/en/case-studies/