In heritage conservation research, the use of spatial scanning is becoming increasingly common; however, there are still untapped possibilities in its application. The topic of this article is an overview of terrestrial and aerial scanning, as well as the introduction of methods that have not yet been applied.At the be...
Ábel Hajas· Central European Library and...· 0 citations
This study compares traditional architectural surveying, based on direct measurements, with digital photogrammetric surveying applied to the façade of the Minor Basilica Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes, in Apucarana-PR. The methodology involved the analysis of a manual survey and the acquisition of images using an unm...
Mateus Roberto Borim, Bianca Amorim Sena Souza, Maurício Hidemi Azuma· ENCONTRO NACIONAL DE TECNOLO...· 0 citations
This paper presents the development of a three-dimensional model of a historic townhouse located at the Market Square (Rynek 11) in Przemyśl using data acquired by terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and terrestrial and aerial photogrammetry. The study aimed to assess the usefulness of an integrated measurement approach f...
P. Leń, Karol Ożóg, Klaudia Maciąg et al.· Geomatics, Landmanagement an...· 0 citations
The rehabilitation of buildings and old structures is becoming more frequent in developed countries, but information about them is often limited. The basic necessary information consists of the geometry of the elements, to which other attributes such as the state of conservation can be added. This paper evaluates geome...
Juan Nascimento, José Santos, P. Escórcio· Journal of Information Techn...· 0 citations
Abstract In the 21st century, the cost of personal computers and digital cameras has reduced significantly. This technological advancement means that collecting large amounts of data has become inexpensive. The reduced cost of data collection corresponds with a decline in the awareness of meticulous planning in photogr...
Chung-Ting Esmond Lo, G. Bevan· Preservation, Digital Techno...· 0 citations
Accurate modeling of wildland fuelbeds requires knowledge of not only where fuels are in three-dimensional (3D) space but also what they are. In this study, we introduce an object-based scanning protocol designed to generate detailed three-dimensional mesh models of individual fuel particles (e.g., seedlings, shrubs, l...
Iris C. Mire, Jessie Thoreson, S. Prichard et al.· Fire Ecology· 0 citations
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