Geometrical documentation of cultural heritage elements with terrestrial laser scanning. The Lapa’s experience in Galicia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ceg.2009.v56.i122.55Keywords:
High-Definition Survey, Laser Scanner, Terrestrial Laser Scanner, Archaeological Documentation, Point Cloud, Graphic Representation, Three-Dimensional ReconstructionsAbstract
In this text we show some geometric documentation of various elements of Cultural Heritage. We use a Terrestrial Laser Scanner, a Leica HDS3000, a survey instrument that allows a high density register with pinpoint accuracy. The basic aim of this article is to evaluate the documentation posibilities of this kind of Terrestrial Laser Scanner and the different problems that emerged. As an example, we present the work processing of the topographic survey of a hillfort, the record in full detail of an archaeological excavation, the survey of a building and a two site of Rock Art.
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