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Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

University of Arkansas

Rachel Opitz

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Rachel Opitz
Ph.D. Cambridge 2009
DIA Fellow Spring 2011

Rachel received her PhD in Archaeology from Cambridge in 2009. Since then she has worked as a researcher for the MSHE Ledoux in Besancon, France.  Her research interests include lidar and hyperspectral applications in archaeology, Mediterranean landscapes, and the interplay between urban and rural spaces. She has been involved in fieldwork in Italy since 2003 and is currently chief topographer for the Gabii Project (Kelsey Museum, University of Michigan).