An Example of the Use of Photogrammetry for Archiving the Shapes of Natural Materials and Creations

Abstract:

We can find cultural monuments everywhere. Smaller ones are often made from available and cheap natural materials - stones. However, due to the weather, due to their smaller dimensions, are often subject to vandalism, damage caused by careless handling or accidental damage. Sometimes they are just pieces of stone, but they have a deeper meaning in connection with cultural value, and for example by studying them in office spaces in the form of 3D models. In our contribution, we focus on the protection, study and preservation of such cultural and artistic monuments made of natural materials or generally stone natural formations or even large stone or brick surfaces. In our article, we want to focus on the practical feasibility rather than the mathematical background, as we believe that this information is much more useful in practice. We point out that it is advisable to use drones to check the condition of materials.

• Periodical: Engineering Innovations (Volume 6)
• Pages: 37-42
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/p-81wb7g
• Online since: June 2023
• Authors: József Udvaros*, Ondrej Takáč
• Keywords: Creations, Drone, Natural Materials, Photogrammetry

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