A memorandum of understanding has been signed to conduct advanced LiDAR surveys, GIS mapping, and ground-penetrating radar in Lakkundi to identify potential hidden historical structures obscured by vegetation. The initiative aims to uncover concealed monuments or archaeological remains using modern remote sensing technologies. The survey will help document and preserve any discovered sites for further study.
MoU was signed on August 27 for use of LiDAR surveys, GIS Mapping, Remote Sensing, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and other technologies to help locate structures that may have been concealed by vegetation overgrowth
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