At present the three-dimensional digital documentation of architectural, archaeological and landscape heritage becomes of primary importance since – in increasingly short time and with reasonable costs – it allows high-detailed representations with multiple uses. These three-dimensional materials can be the support to prepare drawings aimed at projects for restoration, preservation and enhancement of Cultural Heritage, even by latest real-time interactive representations. The most common techniques for digital surveying are based on active sensors, which potentialities and limitations will be pointed out in brief in this paper by presenting an illustrative case study of a survey carried out by means of 3D laser scanner.
Documentazione del patrimonio architettonico e urbano mediante rilievo laser scanner 3D
BERTACCHI, SILVIA;CIPRIANI, LUCA
2014
Abstract
At present the three-dimensional digital documentation of architectural, archaeological and landscape heritage becomes of primary importance since – in increasingly short time and with reasonable costs – it allows high-detailed representations with multiple uses. These three-dimensional materials can be the support to prepare drawings aimed at projects for restoration, preservation and enhancement of Cultural Heritage, even by latest real-time interactive representations. The most common techniques for digital surveying are based on active sensors, which potentialities and limitations will be pointed out in brief in this paper by presenting an illustrative case study of a survey carried out by means of 3D laser scanner.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
