As-built graphic documentation of the Monumento a la Tolerancia. Validation of low-cost survey techniques

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https://doi.org/10.4995/ege.2020.14766

Palabras clave:

architecture survey, 3D photogrammetry, point cloud, comparison, accuracy

Resumen

The Monumento a la Tolerancia is an emblematic sculpture realized by Eduardo Chillida, a perfect example for the documentation of sculptures with uniform textures, non-reflective colours and with poorly elaborated shapes through the implementation of various photogrammetric tools, as well as using different applications for processing phase. The basic data are photos taken quickly and without an accurate previous study, which is why the implementation of any target was not foreseen. In order to prove the results different kind of analysis were conducted. The first type was carried out analysing the results obtained from different software, with the use of the same instrument. The second one was a comparison of the models obtained with different tools, elaborated with the same software and the last one a validation of photogrammetric model with the laser scanner one. The complete results will be presented and critically discussed to validate these tools and applications.

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Sara Morena, University of Salerno

Department of Civil Engineering

José Antonio Barrera-Vera, Universidad de Sevilla

Departaemnto de Ingeniería Gráfica

Salvatore Barba, University of Salerno

Department of Civil Engineering

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28-12-2020

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Morena, S., Molero Alonso, B., Barrera-Vera, J. A., & Barba, S. (2020). As-built graphic documentation of the Monumento a la Tolerancia. Validation of low-cost survey techniques. EGE Revista De Expresión Gráfica En La Edificación, (13), 98–114. https://doi.org/10.4995/ege.2020.14766

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