3D study of modelling and animation of Kayseri Gülük Mosque

Year 2020, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 33 - 37, 28.12.2020

Ali Ulvi Abdurahman Yasin Yiğit

Abstract

The preservation of documents, which are described as cultural heritage, can be accepted as the common duty of delivery to future generations of humanity. In documenting the cultural heritage, the current state of historical monuments must first be determined. For this, various techniques are used in the literature. Recently, Close-range photogrammetry documentation of cultural heritage, which develops rapidly in line with technological developments, has an important place in the study. Documentation of close-range photogrammetry cultural heritage, which has developed rapidly in parallel with technological developments, has an important place in the studies. In this study, the study of documenting the Gülük Mosque in Kayseri/TURKEY with a photogrammetry technique was carried out. In this study, as a result, scaled drawings and three-dimensional model (3D) of the exterior of the mosque were obtained. Thanks to the photogrammetry technique, field and office work was completed in a short time according to classical documentation methods. With this method, works built throughout history can be archived with a 3D model in the digital environment. In addition, the 3D model obtained by the photogrammetry technique was animated and displayed in virtual museums.

Keywords

Gülük Mosque, Close-range photogrammetry, Documentation, Kayseri, Cultural Heritage

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