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Architecture / Preservation

PhotoModeler Scanner is useful for obtaining scans of facades, esp. those with complex shapes and natural textures (as in older structures). Details can also be captured in stone and brick walls.

Spanish Monastery (Colegiata Castaneda)

JorgeThe Collegiate Church of Santa Cruz is located in Castaneda Spain. It was declared a National Monument in 1930. This project was completed by Jorge Cueli of PUNTO ARQUITECTURA with 50 photographs and numerous overlapping scans. The result is a point cloud with 14 million points. The picture looks solid on the right because the point density is so high.

View an interesting wmv (3MB) animation here.

 

 

Italian Basilica

Building Screen ShotThe Basilica of the Holy Trinity of Saccargia (Basilica della Santissima Trinità di Saccargia) is a church in northern Sardinia, Italy. The church was finished in the year 1116. Wikipedia entry.

This project was completed by Eos staff using photographs kindly provided by Jan Wesbuer. The project has 4 photographs and 2 high-density point clouds.

 

This animation shows the point cloud form and starts zoomed in so you can see the individual colored points. [Note that in this animation only 3D points are rendered (as small solid-colored discs) and no surfaces appear - hence the sparkle look.]

 

Emmaburg Wall

The Emmaburg is one of the most important historical buildings in East-Belgium. It consists of different buildings - segments like a donjon, a chapel, living quarters and buildings for farming.

Building screen shotThis DSM project was completed by Eos staff with photos kindly provided by Jan Wesbuer who completed the larger Emmaburg PhotoModeler study seen here. This is an example of re-purposing photographs as these photographs were originally taken as part of a standard PhotoModeler survey and here they are used to extract a dense surface model.

 

This animation shows the shaded surface model. The four bumps just right of the tower are from the real object - they are brackets for holding lights or torches.

 

 

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