Application of Terrestrial Laser Scanner to recording and analysis of Building Heritage: cases study of Santa Eulalia de Bóveda (Lugo) and San Fiz de Solovio (Santiago de Compostela)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2008.87Keywords:
High-Definition Survey, Terrestrial Laser Scanner, Archaeological Documentation, Point Cloud, Graphic Representation, Three-Dimensional ReconstructionsAbstract
Nowadays, field surveying has very accurate instruments that allow a substantial speeding up of the processes of topographic measurement, maximizing the information that they provide and obtaining features that represent the objects with a high precision. That is the case of the High- Definition Survey with Terrestrial Laser Scanner.
This paper shows the application of such tools to some historical buildings in Galicia. The results have contributed to create a database valuable both as graphic representations, as part of the analytical processes of the architectonic record, and as three-dimensional reconstructions of the different phases of construction of the buildings under análisis.
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