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the related point cloud is presented in Figure 6. The figure 7 
SCANWORLD 2 shows the partial reconstruction of the holes in the low 
part of the bass-relief, using a segmentation procedure 
and, after, the reconstruction. 
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n are Some architectural features are acquired with different 
tration resolution. The aim is to perform a multiresolution survey 
where the most interesting features are “included” in a general 
were is view. About this monumental door, two particulars are chosen: 
d, the the so called “Venice Lion” (Figure 4) and the castle with tower 
v), the (bass-relief in the Figure 5). 
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simple; in fact, is very difficult to complete the acquisition from 
  
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nsions different points of view. In the first case, also the visual 
1 time. inspection shows important height variations in the low part of 
the figure. A different resolution grid (0.5 cm) was chosen and Figure 6. Lion meshes.