Integration of Point Clouds From Terrestrial Laser Scanning and Image-Based Matching for Generating High-Resolution Orthoimages

Salach, Adam; Markiewicza, J.S.; Zawieska, D.

doi:10.5194/isprs-archives-xli-b5-399-2016

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“…Laser scanning performs 3D measurements of such objects within a short time, but at the same time, does not allow for correct determination of the locations of all details. Dense point clouds generated from images may complement point clouds obtained by TLS ( Figures 11 and 12) [80,81]. Based on performed experiments and research works presented in [21,81], several practical comments regarding the use of TLS and matching of digital images in cultural heritage analyses and documentation can be made:…”

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Review of Methods for Documentation, Management, and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage. Case Study: Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów

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Markiewicz

Łapiński

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All countries around the world are blessed with particularly rich cultural heritage. Nowadays, many researchers are exploring different methods for documentation, management, and sustainability of cultural heritage. The aim of this article is to review the state-of-the-art documentation, management, and sustainability techniques in the field of cultural heritage based on the case study in the Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów. Various 2D/3D image and range-based methods are discussed demonstrating their applications and drawbacks. The geographical information system (GIS) is presented as a method for management, storage, and maintenance of cultural heritage documentation.

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“…Examples of elements of an object on the orthoimage from TLS and from the image matching point cloud[81].…”

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Review of Methods for Documentation, Management, and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage. Case Study: Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów

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Łapiński

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“…Generally, point cloud technologies include associated hardware and software to collect, process, and visualise point cloud data for specific purposes. The strengths of point cloud technologies have been shown in many heritage conservation projects (Baptista, 2013;Kivilcim & Duran, 2016;Markiewicz & Zawieska, 2014;Salach et al, 2016;Warden, 2009). However, most of them were conducted in relation to "conventional" heritage types, such as heritage buildings, monuments, and archaeological sites.…”

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“…Digital photogrammetry is a method of acquiring precise mathematical measurement and threedimensional (3D) data from two or more images (Matthews, 2008). It collects 3D information of surveyed objects from images of them based on the technology of measuring homologous points in images (Salach et al, 2016;Yastikli, 2007). Images captured with stereoscopic overlap can be used to derive point cloud data at different scales.…”

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Capturing spatial patterns of rural landscapes with point cloud

Yang

Han

Shutter

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Geographical Research

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Key insightsThe strengths of point cloud technologies can meet the requirements of rural landscape heritage documentation from a cultural landscape perspective. This approach could greatly improve the efficiency and precision of traditional rural landscape documentation, which has the potential to change the methodology of rural landscape research and management.[Correction added on 5th February 2020, after first online publication: The key insight section was included] AbstractOver the past few decades, rural landscapes have been the subject of increasing international cultural heritage research, and one of the most important issues under investigation at both theoretical and pragmatic levels concerns how to identify the spatial character of rural landscapes for conservation purposes. This article establishes an innovative approach adopting a cultural landscape perspective with the support of point cloud technologies to capture spatial patterns of rural landscapes. This approach was explored by reference to Tunpu villages in Guizhou, Chinathese being a specific kind of military fortress settlement. Cultural landscape values and landscape characters of Tunpu villages were identified using historical research and document analysis. Aerial and terrestrial photogrammetry and laser scanning systems were combined to collect and process spatial information at environmental, village, and architectural scales. Point cloud models can quantitatively represent villages' spatial patterns and inform the interpretation of their heritage significance. We conclude that the strengths of point cloud technologies could meet the requirements of rural landscape heritage documentation from a cultural landscape perspective. This mixed-technology approach could also greatly improve the efficiency and precision of traditional rural landscape documentation, which has the potential to change methodologies applied to rural landscape research and management.

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The generation of high-resolution orthoimages based on TLS data and close-range images – the case study

Markiewicz

Robak²

2022

Journal of Modern Technologies for Cultural Heritage Preservati

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The development of high-resolution geometric documentation plays a fundamental role in the conservation works and managing cultural heritage objects. Nowadays, orthoimages are increasingly being used for these purposes, as it is a combination of geometric accuracy (derived, among other things, from terrestrial laser scanning data and/or photogrammetric methods) and visual quality (based on information from images). The objective of this article is present the methodology of orthoimages generation based on the integration of data acquired by the Z+F 5006h terrestrial laser scanner and the Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital camera. In this investigation, the methodology of high-resolution and high-quality orthoimages was presented. The modified version of the Structure-from-Motion processed the data, and MultiView Stereo approaches based on integrating TLS data with close-range images and extended data analysis. The primary objective of the performed works presented in this paper was to optimise the quality of the high-resolution orthoimages

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Integration of Point Clouds From Terrestrial Laser Scanning and Image-Based Matching for Generating High-Resolution Orthoimages

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Review of Methods for Documentation, Management, and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage. Case Study: Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów

Review of Methods for Documentation, Management, and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage. Case Study: Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów

Capturing spatial patterns of rural landscapes with point cloud

The generation of high-resolution orthoimages based on TLS data and close-range images – the case study

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