April 30, 2004 (Press Release) --
ZARAGOZA, SPAIN April 29th 2004
ZODIAC is a geophysical, archaeological and forensic set of tools and services provided by CDMB Architects and
Eastern Atlas. ZODIAC was officially made public earlier this month at the 4th International Congress on the
Archaeology of the Ancient Near East in Berlin. On Monday May 3rd at 11:20 AM Cornelius Meyer of Eastern Atlas will
present an oral and written report on new standards for Advances in Combined Geophysical Prospection and Data
Visualization at the 34th International Symposium of Archaeometry in Zaragoza (Spain) from May 3rd to May 7th, 2004.
According to the team (Eastern Atlas and CDMB Architects) there exists an information gap between the geo-scientific
and user communities created by the lack of visually compelling, communicative, qualitative and quantitative
information representation based on scientifically recorded data.
ZODIAC is designed to bridge the divide between the scientist and the user (decision makers in enterprises,
authorities and organizations) by providing visually stunning presentations, virtual and physical models based on data
collected in the field. Furthermore ZODIAC is designed to bring the abstract scientific data into a “real” context by
using a number of non-destructive techniques to reveal the story behind the initial research question (whether it be
archaeological, land use planning, military reconnaissance, criminal forensic investigating or purely of the geophysical
nature).
ZODIAC uses all geo-prospecting and surveying tools at its disposal to bring the users the clearest picture within
budget constraints, i.e 3D Georadar (GPR), 3D Modeling, 3D Laser Scanning, 3D CNC Milling, Geoelectrical
Tomography, Geomagnetic Mapping, GIS Mapping and DGPS Surveying.
The combination of advanced geophysical, architectural and computer skills guarantees a user-friendly service. You
need not study the Earth sciences to estimate it highly. It is our hope that conferences such as the 34th International
Symposium of Archaeometry in Zaragoza will pave the way and reform the current lack of visual and cerebral
communication between scientists and their users by providing new standards for advances in combined geophysical
prospection and data visualization.
If you wish to obtain further information such as fact sheets or images please contact zodiac@barlieb.com or
zodiac@eastern-atlas.com or on the World Wide Web at: http://www.barlieb.com or http://www.eastern-atlas.com
ZODIAC: Advances in Combined Geophysical Prospection and Data Visualization at the 34th International Symposium
of Archaeometry in Zaragoza (Spain) from May 3rd - 7th, 2004. The symposium will be held in the Auditorium of the
Congress Center (Luis Galve hall), (see www.auditoriozaragoza.com), next to the football stadium.
ZODIAC is a high-quality exploration and modeling service which is not synonymous with high-prices. ZODIAC is an
efficient tool and the processing of data requires little time; results are rapidly available keeping cost reasonable and
non-fictive.
ZODIAC is a geophysical, archaeological and forensic set of tools and services provided by CDMB Architects and
Eastern Atlas. ZODIAC was officially made public earlier this month at the 4th International Congress on the
Archaeology of the Ancient Near East in Berlin. On Monday May 3rd at 11:20 AM Cornelius Meyer of Eastern Atlas will
present an oral and written report on new standards for Advances in Combined Geophysical Prospection and Data
Visualization at the 34th International Symposium of Archaeometry in Zaragoza (Spain) from May 3rd to May 7th, 2004.
According to the team (Eastern Atlas and CDMB Architects) there exists an information gap between the geo-scientific
and user communities created by the lack of visually compelling, communicative, qualitative and quantitative
information representation based on scientifically recorded data.
ZODIAC is designed to bridge the divide between the scientist and the user (decision makers in enterprises,
authorities and organizations) by providing visually stunning presentations, virtual and physical models based on data
collected in the field. Furthermore ZODIAC is designed to bring the abstract scientific data into a “real” context by
using a number of non-destructive techniques to reveal the story behind the initial research question (whether it be
archaeological, land use planning, military reconnaissance, criminal forensic investigating or purely of the geophysical
nature).
ZODIAC uses all geo-prospecting and surveying tools at its disposal to bring the users the clearest picture within
budget constraints, i.e 3D Georadar (GPR), 3D Modeling, 3D Laser Scanning, 3D CNC Milling, Geoelectrical
Tomography, Geomagnetic Mapping, GIS Mapping and DGPS Surveying.
The combination of advanced geophysical, architectural and computer skills guarantees a user-friendly service. You
need not study the Earth sciences to estimate it highly. It is our hope that conferences such as the 34th International
Symposium of Archaeometry in Zaragoza will pave the way and reform the current lack of visual and cerebral
communication between scientists and their users by providing new standards for advances in combined geophysical
prospection and data visualization.
If you wish to obtain further information such as fact sheets or images please contact zodiac@barlieb.com or
zodiac@eastern-atlas.com or on the World Wide Web at: http://www.barlieb.com or http://www.eastern-atlas.com
ZODIAC: Advances in Combined Geophysical Prospection and Data Visualization at the 34th International Symposium
of Archaeometry in Zaragoza (Spain) from May 3rd - 7th, 2004. The symposium will be held in the Auditorium of the
Congress Center (Luis Galve hall), (see www.auditoriozaragoza.com), next to the football stadium.
ZODIAC is a high-quality exploration and modeling service which is not synonymous with high-prices. ZODIAC is an
efficient tool and the processing of data requires little time; results are rapidly available keeping cost reasonable and
non-fictive.

ZODIAC: Introduces New Standards for Advances in Combined Geophysical Prospection and Data
Visualization at Archaeometry 2004.
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