MODELING OF HISTORICAL FOUNTAINS BY USING CLOSE-RANGE PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES

Year 2019, Volume: 1 Issue: 1, 1 - 6, 01.12.2019

Ali Ulvi Abdurrahman Yasin Yiğit Murat Yakar

Abstract

It is
inevitable to see historical monuments in every geography where man exists.
Most of the architectural monuments that have witnessed history have been
completely or partially destroyed for different reasons. Especially natural
disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and fires, as well as wars, misuse and
unconscious use cause these damages. Architectural monuments bearing the traces
of history are one of the most important means of transferring history to
future generations. The preservation and transfer of this cultural heritage to
new generations are one of the common tasks of all peoples in the world. In
this context, with the developing technology, efforts to document the cultural
heritage in the digital platform in 3D have accelerated. There are many 3D
modeling methods in the literature. Photogrammetry technique, which is one of
the 3D modeling methods, enables us to create photo-realistic models. The
photogrammetry technique gives more meaningful results in terms of speed and
accuracy compared to traditional methods. This study involves the production
and documentation of a 3D model of historical fountains by using close-range
photogrammetry.

Keywords

Historical artifacts, Photogrammetry, Close-Range photogrammetry

MODELING OF HISTORICAL FOUNTAINS BY USING CLOSE-RANGE PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES

Abstract

It is inevitable to see historical monuments in every geography where
man exists. Most of the architectural monuments that have witnessed history
have been completely or partially destroyed for different reasons. Especially
natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and fires, as well as wars,
misuse and unconscious use cause these damages. Architectural monuments bearing
the traces of history are one of the most important means of transferring
history to future generations. The preservation and transfer of this cultural
heritage to new generations are one of the common tasks of all peoples in the
world. In this context, with the developing technology, efforts to document the
cultural heritage in the digital platform in 3D have accelerated. There are
many 3D modeling methods in the literature. Photogrammetry technique, which is
one of the 3D modeling methods, enables us to create photo-realistic models.
The photogrammetry technique gives more meaningful results in terms of speed
and accuracy compared to traditional methods. This study involves the
production and documentation of a 3D model of historical fountains by using
close-range photogrammetry

Keywords

Historical artifacts, Photogrammetry, Close-Range photogrammetry

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