Uso de sistemas basados en escáner 3D para digitalización y estudio del patrimonio arqueológico
Submitted: 2016-03-08
|Accepted: 2016-03-08
|Published: 2010-04-11
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Keywords:
3D scanner, Point sets, Virtual reconstruction
Supporting agencies:
Sacyr
S.A.U
Junta de Andalucía y la Unión Europea a través de FEDER
bajo el proyecto de investigación P06-TIC-01403.
Abstract:
3D scanners are becoming useful tools in many fields like civil engineering, heritage restoration or archaeology. Speed, accuracy and security are several key features of these systems. The data generated by a 3D scanner can be used in many ways: since a simple virtual representation to complex studies of multiple kinds. Nowadays companies like Sacyr know the advantages that these systems offer, an example was the use of a 3D scanner to carry out a virtual construction and a study of the restoration project of the Roman Bridge of Cordoba.
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