APCRS-2019-0005

AUTHOR(S):

Gabriela Wojciechowska

TITLE:

CASE STUDIES ON THE USE OF UAV’S FOR DOCUMENTATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE

 

ABSTRACT:

In material cultural heritage documentation, the use of measurement methods, i.e. photogrammetry and laser scanning, is becoming more and more common. The increasing availability of hardware and software allows to create the photorealistic models of objects documenting the heritage and the state of its preservation. The virtual object model can carry information about the dimensions, shape, color and texture of the documented object and it can be the basis for the documentation of the
archaeological site, architectural and construction inventory, architectural and conservation studies and monitoring the condition of the object. In the paper presented an overview of the most important measurement techniques and methods for acquiring spatial data used in the documentation of monuments, with particular reference to photogrammetric documentation generated on the basis of data obtained from photographs made with the use of UAV. The heritage documentation presented in the
paper were created using the Agisoft Photoscan software. The use of geographic information systems in storing, analyzing and sharing information about monuments was also discussed.

 

KEY WORDS: : heritage, documentation, 3D models, architecture monuments, UAV

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/apcrs-2019-0005

 

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