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6. CONCLUSION 
3D models of cultural heritage are best suited to give a clear 
and detailed idea of existing situation. Future situation after 
planned restoration project can be compared with existing 
situation using 3D model of cultural heritage. By using products 
of digital close range photogrammetry and products of digital 
aerial photogrammetry, 3D model and required texture 
information can be obtain easily. 3D model generation and 
visualization of cultural heritage has potential for being new 
product in the area of documentation of cultural heritage and 
planning of cultural heritage restorations. 
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