CIPA 2003 XIX th International Symposium, 30 September - 04 October, 2003, Antalya, Turkey 
CONCLUSIONS 
We used both classical high quality stereoscopic 
photogrammetry, and draft quick photogrammetry. Quick 
photogrammetry cannot establish correctness of verticality, 
horizontality, of lines and planes, but nevertheless we were able 
to build up a model and make visualisation and animation. It can 
be regarded as an useful instrument for study and research. 
Figure 15. Temple of Zeus - Interior western lateral view 
Figure 16,- Temple of Zeus - Exterior northern lateral view 
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Figure 17- Temple of Zeus - Exterior western lateral view 
THE VRML MODEL AND THE ANIMATION 
The wire-frame model has been covered by rectified images as 
texture and we could finally forme a WRML file and an AVI file 
for a better understanding of the monument for research reasons. 
In figures 18 and 19 two screenshots of the AVI representation. 
The visualisation and virtual reality: are they something similar 
to video games? Are they only due to fashion? Or are they really 
useful tools? Are they useful from some sort of advertising of 
the project? Or better, we are only at the very beginning of a 
technology produced by the development of computer 
technology and computer graphic? Will they become of much 
better quality, with more and more realistic effects , to the point 
to become a standard? 
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Figures 18, 19 - Two images of the AVI dynamic representation 
of the Aizanoi temple 
AKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
We want to thank all the students who contribute with their 
work to the realisation of the project: Francesco Lamparelli,