In this paper we would like to present a possible operating way to survey and model a very complex architecture, integrating different kinds of instrumentation and modeling methods. In particular we would like to convoy the attention on a possible measure and data elaboration procedure that allows collecting and post-elaborating data in a short time in order to both extract classical architectural products, such as sections and profiles, and to build complete and accurate 3D models. The necessity is to structure multi-data source procedure buds inside a five years project (still in progress) with the goal to survey and three-dimensionally model the Main Spire of Milan Cathedral. It is a very complex "object" and, for this reason, it can be considered a very challanging and useful test field for the new 3D survey technologies and, in particular, for the various "real-based" modeling methodologies. In the paper are described the survey workflow and the relative elaboration steps, focusing on the problems and justifying the key choices.
Multiple data source for survey and modelling of very complex architecture
Fassi, F.;Achille, C.;Fregonese, L.;Monti, C.
2010-01-01
Abstract
In this paper we would like to present a possible operating way to survey and model a very complex architecture, integrating different kinds of instrumentation and modeling methods. In particular we would like to convoy the attention on a possible measure and data elaboration procedure that allows collecting and post-elaborating data in a short time in order to both extract classical architectural products, such as sections and profiles, and to build complete and accurate 3D models. The necessity is to structure multi-data source procedure buds inside a five years project (still in progress) with the goal to survey and three-dimensionally model the Main Spire of Milan Cathedral. It is a very complex "object" and, for this reason, it can be considered a very challanging and useful test field for the new 3D survey technologies and, in particular, for the various "real-based" modeling methodologies. In the paper are described the survey workflow and the relative elaboration steps, focusing on the problems and justifying the key choices.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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