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Spatial Technology and Archaeology: The archaeological applications of GIS
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The R package leastcostpath can incorporate both isotropic and anisotropic costs into LCP analysis.
“By calculating and storing conductivity from each raster cell to all other adjacent raster cells based on a usersupplied function, both isotropic (conductivity neither benefited nor hindered by direction) and anisotropic costs (conductivity is direction-dependent) can be incorporated into the LCP analysis (Conolly & Lake, 2006, pp. 217-221;Wheatley & Gillings, 2002, pp. 137-140).”
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