Kenneth L. Kvamme
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Also affiliated: Boston University (1994–1998); University of Denver (1985); University of Arizona (1988–1992); University of California, Santa Barbara (1982–1983); University of Michigan (1993); Arizona State Museum (1988–1992); Colorado State University (1978–2021)
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Kenneth L. Kvamme's research interests encompass the application of geophysical survey methods and geographical information systems (GIS) to archaeological investigations. His work explores how these technologies can aid in landscape archaeology and the modeling of archaeological site locations. Kvamme has published on integrating multidimensional geophysical data and has examined the role of computer technology in regional archaeological analysis.
His scholarly contributions include work on predictive site location models, such as an experiment conducted in the Netherlands using GIS techniques. Kvamme also has a publication on Southwestern pottery standardization from an ethnoarchaeological perspective in the Philippines, and research on stress and warfare among the Kayenta Anasazi. He leads a research group and has a notable publication record with an h-index of 22 and over 1,600 citations.
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- h-index: 23
- Publications: 118
- Citations: 1,673
Selected Publications
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Defining and Modeling the Dimensions of Settlement Choice: An Empirical Approach (2023)
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Integrating Survey Data (2023)
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Geographical Information Systems (GIS) (2022)
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Introduction (2021)
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Two-Sample Tests (2021)
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One-Sample Tests (2021)
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Permutation Statistical Methods (2021)
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Central Tendency and Variability (2021)
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Matched-Pairs Tests (2021)
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Randomized-Blocks Designs (2021)
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Completely-Randomized Designs (2021)
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A filter for characterizing the ridge-drainage continuum in digital elevation models (2021)
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The R Programming Language (2021)
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Chi-Squared and Related Measures (2021)
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Permutation Statistical Methods with R (2021)
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- Permutation Statistical Methods with R
- The R Programming Language
- Central Tendency and Variability
- Permutation Statistical Methods
- Completely-Randomized Designs
Showing 5 of 12 shared publications
- Permutation Statistical Methods with R
- The R Programming Language
- Central Tendency and Variability
- Permutation Statistical Methods
- Completely-Randomized Designs
Showing 5 of 12 shared publications
- Permutation Statistical Methods with R
- The R Programming Language
- Central Tendency and Variability
- Permutation Statistical Methods
- Completely-Randomized Designs
Showing 5 of 12 shared publications
- Robotic total station for microtopographic mapping: an example from the Northern Great Plains
- Data processing issues in large‐area GPR surveys: correcting trace misalignments, edge discontinuities and striping
- Putting it all together: Geophysical data integration
- 61 St Annual Plains Anthropological Conference
- 61st Annual Plains Anthropological Conference
- 61 st Annual Plains Anthropological Conference
- Magnetic investigations of nomadic group encampments at Fort Clark State Historic Site, North Dakota
- The nineteenth-century Mandan/Arikara village at Fort Clark: Results from a multi-instrument remote sensing investigation
- 61st Annual Plains Anthropological Conference
- 61 st Annual Plains Anthropological Conference
- Integrated Remote Sensing and Excavation at Double Ditch State Historic Site, North Dakota
- Robotic total station for microtopographic mapping: an example from the Northern Great Plains
- The "Big House" At Whistling Elk Village (39HU242): Geophysical Findings and Archaeological Truths
- 61 St Annual Plains Anthropological Conference
- Putting it all together: Geophysical data integration
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