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Persistent identifier:: 1670259072

Author:: Meyer, Hans

Title:: Lehrbuch der organisch-chemischen Methodik

Type of content:: Lehrbuch

Year of publication:: 1922

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher of the original:: Verlag von Julius Springer

Identifier (digital):: 1670259072

Language:: German

Additional Notes:: Bände 1-3,2 erschienen von 1922-1940

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Persistent identifier:: 1670273296

Author:: Meyer, Hans

Title:: Nachweis und Bestimmung organischer Verbindungen

Sub title:: mit 11 Abbildungen

Scope:: XII, 426 Seiten

Type of content:: Lehrbuch

DOI:: 10.14463/KXP:1670273296

Year of publication:: 1933

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher of the original:: Verlag von Julius Springer

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Title:: 102. Dioxyaceton, [...]-[...]-Dioxy-[...]-oxopropan.

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AntiCIPAting the future of the cultural past
AntiCIPAting the future of the cultural past (Volume 1)
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CIPA 2007 SYMPOSIUM COMMITTEES.
PRESIDENT'S FOREWORD.
CONGRESS DIRECTOR'S FORWARD.
CONTENTS.
TRANSPORTABLE 3D ACQUISITION SYSTEMS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE. REVERSE ENGINEERING AND RAPID PROTOTYPING OF THE BRONZE LIONS OF THE SAINT ISIDORO CHAPEL IN THE BASILICA OF SAN MARCO IN VENICE. C. Achille, R. Brumana, F. Fassi, L. Fregonese, C. Monti, L. Taffurelli, E. Vio.
LASER SCANNER AND ARCHITECTURAL ACCURACY TEXT. A. Adami, F. Guerra, P. Vernier.
DIGITAL REPRESENTATIONS AND ANALYSIS OF DEFORMATIONS INDUCED IN MAP SUPPORT ING MATERIALS. A. Adami, L. Fregonese, F. Guerra, E. Livieratos, V. Tsioukas.
THE VOLPONI'S KILN IN URBINO. INDUSTRIAL ARCHEOLOGY AND HISTORIC LANDSCAPE IN THE CRADLE OF THE RENAISSANCE. DOCUMENTATION, SURVEY AND DRAWING. M. Agostinelli, P. Clini, N. Lancioni, R. Quattrini, G. Sabbatini.
THE SOLID IMAGE WEB VIEWER: A NEW WAY FOR 3D SURVEY DATA WEB-FRUITION. E. Agosto, I. Picco, F. Rinaudo.
WEBGIS OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS FOR THE DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES. Eros AGOSTO, Paolo ARDISSONE, Fulvio RINAUDO.
RECORDING AND VIRTUAJL MODELING OF A ROMAN VILLA THROUGH LASERSCANNING. Diego González Aguilera, Javier Gómez Lahoz, Ángel Luis Muñoz Nieto and Jesús Sabas Herrero Pascual.
FIRST EXPERIENCES WITH THE DEFORMATION ANALYSIS OF A LARGE DAM COMBINING LASERSCANNING AND HIGH-ACCURACY SURVEYING. Diego González Aguilera, Javier Gómez Lahoz and José Antonio Sánchez Serrano.
DOCUMENTATION OF A VERNACULAR HOUSE WITH CLOSE-RANGE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY. I. Akbaylar, M. Hamamcoglu-Turan.
TRADITIONAL DRAWINGS VERSUS NEW REPRESENTATION TECHNIQUES. A. Almagro, A. Almagro-Vidal.
SURVEYING AND DOCUMENTATION OF DETAILED HISTORICAL HERITAGE BY LASER SCANNING. C. Altuntas, F. Yildiz, H. Karabork, M. Yakar, L. Karasaka.
DOCUMENTING ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE IN BAHIA - BRAZIL, USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES. A. L. Amorim.
PARTNERSHIP IN LEARNING: ENGLISH HERITAGE AND THE RAYMOND LEMAIRE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION. D. P. Andrews, J. Bedford, W. H. Blake, M. Clowes, A. Crispe, H. E. Papworth, M. E. Santana Quintero.
DOCUMENTATION OF THE GEOMETRY AND EARLIER INTERVENTIONS OF THE ANCIENT THEATER OF DODONA. Georgios P. Antoniou.
DOCUMENTATION OF DESTROYED PARTS OF MONUMENTS USING LOW COST RECTIFICATION TECHNIQUES. Georgios P. Antoniou.
INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS FOR ASSISTED ANALYSIS AND DIAGNOSIS. L. Appolonia, L. Moltedo, R. Picco, P. Salonia.
OBTAINING FAÇADE PLAN OF A HISTORICAL BUILDING WITH ORTHORECTIFICATION OF SINGLE IMAGES GATHERED BY MOBILE PHONE AND DIGITAL CAMERA. Umut Aydar, E. Ozgur Avsar, Orhan Altan.
THE LAND AND CITY OF TARHUNTA[...]A GEODETIC RESEARCHES AROUND IT. Hasan Bahar, Tayfun Cay, Fatih Iscan.
PRACTICE FOR BUILT ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS: FROM SURVEY TO 3D MODELLING AND RELATED DATABASE. M. Ballabeni, D. Ricciotti Angelillo, E. Modde.
THE GRUMENTUM'S ARENA: MEASURE, GEOMETRY AND SHAPE. C. Balletti, F. Guerra, M. Pillon, L. Sartorelli.
MOVING TOWARDS CONSCIOUS PRESERVATION OF THE ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE: CREATING A NEW PROFESSIONAL ROLE. P. G. Bardelli, A. Guagnini.
VISUALIZATION OF THE ARCHITECTURE THROUGH SIMPLIFIED MODELS: STRATEGIES FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING PIEVE A SOCANA, CASENTINO, TOSCANA. C. Battini, M. Cornieti, F. Fantini, S. Iurilli.
MAPPING OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS USING A LOW-COST UAV THE AUGUSTA BAGIENNORUM TEST SITE. H. Bendea, F. Chiabrando, F. Giulio Tonolo, D. Marenchino.
THE METOPES OF SELINUNTE: PRESENTATION OF THE INTERACTIVE CD-ROM. J.-A. Beraldin, V. Valzano, A. Bandiera.
A TOOL TO HELP MAPPING PLANNING IN CLOSE RANCE PHOTOGRAMMETRY. A. Bernardini, G. Fangi.
SURVEY PROCEDURE AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL G.I.S DATA BASE FOR THE MEDIEVAL MINE OF ROCCA SAN SILVESTRO. L. Bianchini, Ivan Chiaverini, D. Ostuni.
USE OF HISTORICAL IMAGES FOR THE DOCUMENTATION AND THE METRICAL STUDY OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BY MEANS OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES. G. Bitelli, V. A. Girelli, M. Marziali, A. Zanutta.
FAÇADE MODELLING FOR HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURE. Jan Böhm, Norbert Haala, Susanne Becker.
STUDIES AND KNOWLEDGE FUSION IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE MAPS MANAGED IN A 3D GIS. C. Bonfanti, F. Chiabrando, A. Spano.
CASE OF TORRIONE OF POLLENZO (PIEDMONT - ITALY). V. Bonora, M. C. Preacco, A. Spanc.
LOW-COST IMAGE BASED SYSTEM FOR NON-TECHNICAL EXPERTS IN CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS. F. Boochs, G. Heinz, U. Huxhagen, H. Müller.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN INTRASITE AND INTERSITE GIS OF ELAIUSSA SEBASTE (TURKEY). Emanuela Borgia.
3D HIGHT ACCURACY SURVEY AND MODELLING OF ONE OF AOSTA'S ANTHROPOMORPHIC STELAE. Leandro BORNAZ, Chiara PORPORATO, Fulvio RINAUDO.
NEW APPLICATION FIELD FOR THE HANDYSCAN 3D: THE RES GESTAE DIVI AUGUSTI OF THE AUGUSTUS TEMPLE (ANKARA). A RESTORATION SURVEY. L. Bornaz, P. Botteri, C. Porporato, F. Rinaudo.
A COMBINATION OF MODERN AND CLASSIC METHODS OF SURVEYING HISTORICAL BUILDINGS - THE CHURCH ST. VALENTIN IN THE SOUTH TYROL. A. Burger, A. Grimm-Pitzinger, E. Thaler.
THE INTEGRATED SURVEY FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND THE DOCUMENTATION OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE: THE "VILLA DEI MISTERI" IN POMPEI. M. Canciani, D. Maestri, G. Spadafora.
RAW MATE RI ALS PROJECT ARCHAEOLOGICAL WEBGIS WITH GOOGLEMAPS API. G. Cantoro.
LASER SCANNER AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY FOR THE SURVEY OF THE MONUMENTAL CEMETERY IN PIAZZA DEL DUOMO, PISA (ITALY). G. Caroti, A. Piemonte.
CULTURAL HERITAGE INVENTORY SYSTEM OF TURKEY ON THE WEB. N. Atalan Cayirezmez.
COST-EFFECTIVE ROCK-ART RECORDING IN A PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT: IS THERE A WIDER MESSAGE? J. H. Chandler, and P. Bryan.
SOCIAL AND SPATIAL PATTERNS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE. Charalambous, Nadia.
A GIS IN CULTURAL HERITAGE BASED UPON MULTIFORMAT DATABASES AND HYPERMEDIAL PERSONALIZED QUERIES. P. Chias, T. Abad, E. Echeverría, F. Da Casa, F. Celis.
DIGITAL RECORDING IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATION USING TABLET PC. D. Cianciarulo, F. Guerra.
VILLA ADRIANA IN TIVOLI : A METHOD OF SURVEY FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE. P. Clini, F. Fiori, N. Sciarra.
DOCUMENTATION OF THE ZAZADIN INN WITH LASER SCANNING. A. Göktepe, F. Yildiz, H. Karabork, M. Yakar, C. Altuntas, L. Karasaka.
DIGITISING AEGEAN BRONZE AGE BUILDINGS: BUILDING TYPOLOGIES FROM DIGITAL PLANS. D. Constantinidis.
DATA GATHERING IN UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY BY MEANS OF A REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLE. G. Conte, S. Zanoli, D. Scaradozzi, L. Gambella, A. Caiti.
RAPID APPROACH OF INTEGRATED SURVEY FOR THE CONSERVATIVE ANALYSIS OF PICTURES. D. Constantino, M. G. Angelini, G. Caprino.
INTEGRATED METHODOLOGIES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE RECONSTRUCTIVE STUDY OF DUR-SHARRUKIN (IRAQ). M. Cultraro, F. Gabellone, G. Scardozzi.
MERGING AUGMENTED REALITY BASED FEATURES IN MOBILE MULTIMEDIA MUSEUM GUIDES. A. Damala, I. Marchal, P. Houlier.
OUTCOME OF THE REPRESENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE: IMAGE AND MEMORY. Pasquale De Masi, Alessandro De Masi, Ph. D.
ARTISTIC HERITAGE: FROM KNOWLEDGE TO VALORISATION. Ernesto Di Natale, Fulvio Lanzarone.
DOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES USING AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE AND AIRBORNE LASER SCANNING. Michael Doneus, Christian Briese, Martin Fera, Ulrike Fornwagner, Monika Griebl, Martin Janner, Maria-Christina Zingerle.
PHOTOGRAMMETRY FOR VIRTUAL EXPLORATION OF UNDERWATER ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES. P. Drap, J. Seinturier, D. Scaradozzi, P. Gambogi, L. Long, F. Gauch.
INFLUENCE OF THE SUBSTRATE COLOUR ON THE VISUAL APPEARANCE OF GILDED SCULPTURES. S. Dumazet, A. Genty, A. Zymla, F-X. de Contencin, A. Texier, N. Ruscassier, B. Bonnet, P. Callet.
RECORDING FOR URBAN PLANNING: A CASE FROM MANAMA, BAHRAIN. S. A. Elwazani, J. L. Lerma.
3D-MODELING OF THE BRAZILIAN ANTARCTIC STATION COMAN DANTE FERRAZ - A VISUALIZATION WITH ANIMATION. H. J. B. Erwes, W. S. Prado, J. A. Fazan, E. S. Fonseca Jr.
FILLING LACUNAS IN TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING DATA: THE "CAVALLO LIGNEO" OF THE "PALAZZO DELLA RAGIONE" (PADUA, ITALY). M. Fabris, V. Achilli, D. Bragagnolo, A. Menin, G. Salemi.
LASER SCANNING METHODOLOGY FOR THE STRUCTURAL MODELLING. M. Fabris, V. Achilli, D. Bragagnolo, A. Menin, G. Salemi.
THE MULTI-IMAGE SPHERICAL PANORAMAS AS A TOOL FOR ARCHITECTURAL SURYEY. Gabriele FANGI.
HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL FORM FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE: SYNTHETIC MODELING AND REVERSE ENGINEERING OF THE FOUR HORSES OF THE BASILICA OF SAN MARCO IN VENICE. F. Fassi, L. Fregonese, R. Brumana, C. Monti, C. Achille, C. Cassani, E. Vio.
MULTIMEDIA DATABASE FOR THE HERITAGE INFORMATION SYSTEM OF THE ANCYRA PROJECT. M. Gabrielli, E. S. Malinverni.
SAINT ANTHONY’S CHAPEL FAÇADE PATHOLOGY DOCUMENTATION. Mario Gardiol, Ana Maria Pighini.
THE DOCUMENTATION OF THE MEDIEVAL ENTRANCE OF THE RHODES FORTIFICATION COMPLEX. P. Gianniou, A. Georgopoulos, M. Tsakiri, K. Della.
THE ROMAN CITY OF UXAMA ARGEALA (SORIA, SPAIN) AND ITS STUDY BY MEANS OF REMOTE SENSING AND DIGITAL CARTOGRAPHY. Giacomo Gillani.
THE FROZEN TOMBS OF THE ALTAI MOUNTAINS INVENTARISATION AND CONSERVATION. Rudi Goossens, Alain De Wulf, Jean Bourgeois, Wouter Gheyle, Benjamin Van Bever, Matthijs Vanommeslaeghe, Dries Dossche & Dennis Devriendt.
Towards Creating a Dialogue between the Specialized Technician and non Technician Users of the 3D Laser Scanner. Naif Haddad.
3D Laser Scanner and Reflectorless Total Station: A Comparative Study of the Slots of El-Khazneh at Petra in Jordan. Naif Haddad, Fawwas Ishakat.
UTILIZING GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) & SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING ANALYSIS FOR INTEGRATED PLANNING: A CASE STUDY OF PAPHOS DISTRICT AREA - UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE TOWN (PAPHOS, CYPRUS). D. G. Hadjimitsis, and K. Themistokleous.
CONTRIBUTION OF LASER SCANNING, PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND GIS TO AN INTERDISCIPLINARY SPECIAL RESEARCH PROGRAM ON THE HISTORY OF MINING ACTIVITIES (SFB HIMAT). Klaus Hanke.
ARCHITECHTURAL PATRIMONY MANAGEMENT IN YEMEN. R. Héno, Y. Egels.
PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY OF INTERVENTION FOR STRUCTURAL RESTORATION. M. Ioannidou.
BASIC IDEA AND MATERIAL: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH, FROM THE KNOWLEDGE TO THE CONSERVATION. R. Ientile, A.Marotta, F. Rinaudo, M. L. De Bernardi, F. Chiabrando, A. De Santis, M. Naretto.
EXPERIMENTING WITH MUSEUM AND USER FRIENDLY VIDEO FILES DISTRIBUTION PLATFORM ON THE WEB: THE "VOLUMEONE". Junko Iwabuchi.
UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE ANALYSIS AND REPRESENTATION IN THE VENUS PROJECT : A PRELIMINARY DRAFT. Robert Jeansoulin and Odile Papini.
A 3D PHOTO-LOGGING SYSTEM FOR EASY AND EFFECTIVE RECORDING AND UNDERSTANDING OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES. Rieko Kadobayashi and Akira Seike.
IMPLEMENTATION OF A LOW-COST PHOTOGRAMMETRIC METHODOLOGY FOR 3D MODELLING OF CERAMIC FRAGMENTS. M. Kalantari, and M. Kasser.
NBT DETECTION OF DECAY AREAS AND EVALUATION OF THEIR ATTRIBUTES. P. Kapsalas, M. Zervakis, P. Maravelaki-Kalaitzak, E. T. Delegou, A. Moropoulou.
MODELING AND VISUALIZATION USING LASER SCANNER IN DOCUMENTATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE. H. Karabork, F. Yildiz, M. Yakar, C. Altuntas, L. Karasaka.
AN IMPORTANT MIDDLE BRONZE AGE CEMETERY AT WEST-CENTRAL ANATOLIA: DEDE MEZARI. O. Kocak, M. Uyumez, T. Cay, A. Ilasli, F. Iscan.
PROCESS EVALUATION OF 3D RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGIES TARGETED TO WEB BASED VIRTUAL REALITY. Anestis Koutsoudis, Fotis Arnaoutoglou, George Pavlidis, Vassilios Tsioukas, Christodoulos Chamzas.
STATE OF THE ART IN BUILT HERITAGE INTERNET APPLICATIONS: WHICH TRENDS ARE LEADING THIS FIELD?. R. Lancia.
COMBINATION OF TERRESTRIAL RECORDING TECHNIQUES FOR 3D OBJECT MODELLING REGARDING TOPOGRAPHIC CONSTRAINTS. EXAMPLE OF THE CASTLE OF HAUT-ANDLAU, ALSACE, FRANCE. T. Landes, P. Grussenmeyer, T. Voegtle, K. Ringle.
IMAGERY INFORMATION ON THE STUDY OF CULTURAL HERITAGE. M. Lazaridou, E. Patmios.
NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES OF CANADA: A VALUES-BASED APPROACH TO POSTERITY HERITAGE RECORDING. J-F. Leboeuf, C. Ouimet, C. Lumsdon, J. Zvonar, G. Utas.
COMPUTERIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ARCHIVE SOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF URBAN CULTURAL HERITAGE. K. Lelo, C. M. Travaglini.
VISIBLE AND THERMAL IR DOCUMENTATION OF A MASONRY BRICKWORK BUILDING. J. L. Lerma, C. Mileto, F. Vegas, M. Cabrelles.
"2 DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES OF SCANNING CULTURAL HERITAGE" 1. CLOSE-RANGE-SCANNING OF 250 CLAYFIGURINES IN XIAN, CHINA 2. LASER-SCANNING OF 3.200 DINOSAUR-STEPS IN SUCRE, BOLIVIA. Stefan Linsinger.
THE EUPHRATES CHANNEL CHANGES AND ARCHAEOLOGY ALONG JEBEL BISHRI IN SYRIA. M. Lonnqvist, M. Törmä, J. Okkonen, K. Lönnqvist, M. Nunez, J. Latikka.
USING SMART MAP IN A MOBILE INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT FOR TOURISM. M. R. Malek, N. Samany, S. Aliabady, L. Hajibabai, M. Kashyha.
DIGITAL MANAGEMENT OF THE DOCUMENTATION OF THE ACROPOLIS RESTORATION. F. Mallouchou-Tufano, Y. Alexopoulos.
THE PROJECT OF THE ITALIAN CULTURE PORTAL. A STANDARD BASED MODEL FOR INTEROPERABILITY AMONGST CULTURAL HERITAGE DATA SOURCES. M. Emilia Masci, I. Buonazia, D. Merlitti.
NEW TRENDS IN DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY TEACHING AND DIFFUSION: THE Z-GLIF SOFTWARE. Luca Menci, Fulvio Rinaudo.
MYANMAR: A COMPARISON BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT. WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE FIELD OF ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE CONSERVATION: THE TECHNIQUES USED,THE PRINCIPLES OF PRESERVATION APPLIED AND THE RELATIVE PLANS FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT. Beatrice Messeri.
THE IMPRINT OF A CITY: MASSA MARITTIMA. M. Micoli, T. Nomikou.
FROM THE RELIEF TO THE 3D RECONSTRUCTION THE METHODOLOGY. Alessia Moro, Valentina Vassallo, Lola Vico.
DATABASE "MONARCH" FOR THE KEEPING AND PROCESSING OF THE DATA ON CULTURAL HERITAGE. S. V. Morozov, D. Yu. Hookk, A. N. Mazurkevich.
DIGITAL 3D RECONSTRUCTION OF ANTONIO GAL DUS LOST DESIGN FOR A CHURCH NEAR BARCELONA, SPAIN. Michael Moser, Klaus Hanke.
TOPOGRAPHIC AND PHOTOGRAMMETRIC RECORDING OF THE ACROPOLIS OF ATHENS. D. Moullou, D. Mavromati.
A DIGITAL FUTURE FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE. Mark Mudge, Michael Ashley, Carla Schroer.
A Digital Map for the Interior Restoration of St. Ninian's Cathedral. Steve Nickerson.
3D Tools for Scientific Visualization and Documentation of Archaeological Heritage Case Study: A Sassanid Shrine of Daregaz, Northeastern Iran. Kamal Aldin Niknami, Zahra Mirashe.
AUTOMATED MODELING OF SURFACE DETAIL FROM POINT CLOUDS OF HISTORICAL OBJECTS. C. Nothegger, P. Dorninger.
THE VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE "TITANE" ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE (GREECE) BY AIMS OF PHOTOGRAMMETRY. Timothy Nuttens, Rudi Goossens, Christiane Tytgat, Alain De Wulf, Daniel Van Damme, Marc Hennau, Dennis Devriendt.
LASER SCANNING SUPPORTS ARCHITECTURAL MAPPINGS AND HISTORICAL URBAN VIEW ANALYSIS. Daniela ORENI, Francesco FASSI, Raffaella BRUMANA, Federico PRANDI, Hande TUNCER.
EVALUATION OF SHAPECAPTURE AS A HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION AND MONITORING TOOL. C. Quimet, G. Robertson.
THE SURFACE CONSERVATION PROJECT OF THE ACROPOLIS MONUMENTS: STUDIES AND INTERVENTIONS. E. Papakonstantinou, A. Panou, K. Franzikinaki, Anthi Tsimereki, G. Frantzi.
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC DOCUMENTATION AND DIGITAL REPRESENTATION OF THE MACEDONIAN PALACE IN VERGINA-AEGEAE. P. Patias, Chr. Saatsoglou-Paliadeli, O. Georgoula, M. Pateraki, A. Stamnas, N. Kyriakou.
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC DOCUMENTATION AND VISUALIZATION OF CHOLI MINARET AND GREAT CITADEL IN ERBIL/IRAQ. K. Pavelka, J. Svatuskova, V. Kralova.
THE USE OF GIS TECHNOLOGY IN CULTURAL HERITAGE. Florian Petrescu.
LASER SCANNING AND AUTOMATIC MULTI-IMAGE TEXTURING OF SURFACE PROJECTIONS. E. Petsa, L. Grammatikopoulos, I. Kalisperakis, G. Karras, V. Pagounis.
A VIRTUAL COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR ARCHAEOLOGY THROUGH MULTI-USER DOMAIN IN THE WEB. Eva Pietroni, Maurizio Forte.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIRTUAL MUSEUMS IN IRAN PRESENTING HISTORIC BUILDINGS OF AZERBAIJAN PROVINCE, IRAN, IN 8 HISTORIC COMPLEXES, COMBINATION OF DIFFERENT MODELS AND MATERIALS. M. T. Pirbabaei, F. Pour Rahimian, R. IBRAHIM.
INTEGRATING LASER SCANNING, MULTISPECTRAL IMAGERY AND GIS IN C&R DOCUMENTATION PRACTICES: A FIRST APPROACH USING TWO XVITH CENTURY WOOD PAINTINGS FROM CONVENTO DE CRISTO IN TOMAR. H. Pires, P. Marques, F. Henriques, R. Oliveira.
AJAX WEB SCRIPTING APPLIED TO INTERACTIVE STEREOSCOPIC IMAGING. Günter Pomaska.
3D BUILDINGS MODELLING BASED ON A COMBINATION OF TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGIES. Georgeta Pop (Manea), Alexander Bucksch, Ben Gorte.
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC DOCUMENTATION OF THE VAULTS OF HISTORICAL MONUMENTS. M. Potuckova, E. Stefanova, S. Grill.
3D MODELING OF HERITAGE OBJECTS BY FRINGE PROJECTION AND LASER SCANNING SYSTEMS. H.-J. Przybilla, J. Peipe.
3D DIGITAL RECONSTRUCTION OF HUE COMPLEX OF MONUMENTS (VIETNAM) AND WEB APPLICATION FOR A SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT. F. Pugnaioni, G. Issini, G. Fangi, M. N. Dang.
GIS AND WEB-GIS, COMMERCIAL AND OPEN SOURCE PLATFORMS: GENERAL RULES FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION. F. Rinaudo, E. Agosto, P. Ardissone.
DIGITAL PRESERVATION, DOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF PAINTINGS, MONUMENTS AND LARGE CULTURAL HERITAGE WITH INFRARED TECHNOLOGY, DIGITAL CAMERAS AND RANGE SENSORS. A. Rizzi, F. Voltolini, S. Girardi, L. Gonzo, F. Remondino.
DOCUMENTATION AND MONITORING OF INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE A 21st CENTURY APPROACH. Emma Jane Robinson.
CUSTOMIZED GIS ENVIRONMENT FOR INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH DATA. T. Roustanis, D. Kaimans, O. Georgoula, P. Patias.
IN SICILIAN ANCIENT THEATRES THREE INTERVENTIONS OF RESTORATIONS IN SICILY. V. L. Ruggirello.
3D SURVEY TECHNOLOGIES FOR RECONSTRUCTION, ANALYSIS AND DIAGNOSIS IN THE CONSERVATION PROCESS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE. P. Salonia, V. Bellucci, S. Scolastico, A. Marcolongo, T. Leti Messina.
THREE-DIMENSIONAL RISK MAPPING FOR ANTI-DISASTER RECORDING OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS. M. Santana Quintero, B. Van Genechten.
GIS-BASED IMPACT ASSESSMENT MODEL IN URBAN HISTORIC CULTURE HERITAGE PROTECTION AND PLANNING. Ruoming Shi, Mingzhen Liu.
ART WORK IN HISTORIC SIKH SHRINES: NEED FOR DOCUMENTATION AND CONSERVATION. Balvinder Singh.
DIGITIZATION OF THE COLLECTION OF MOLDINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY MARC BLOCH IN STRASBOURG: A STUDY CASE. E. Smigiel, C. Callegaro, P. Grussenmeyer.
3D DIGITAL MODELLING AS A METHOD FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HISTORICAL IMAGE OF THE CITY: THE CASE OF PIAZZA BODONI IN TURIN (ITALY) AT THE END OF NINETEENTH CENTURY. R. Spallone.
TO TEACH DRAWING IN THE UNIVERSITY DEGREE IN "PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE" OF UNIVERSITY OF STUDIES OF TURIN, IN VENARIA REALE (ITALY). R. Spallone.
DIGITAL GEOMETRIC DOCUMENTATION OF THE RAIL JOURNEY OF THE HISTORIC TRAIN OF PELION. A. Stamnas, O. Georgoula.
DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION OF MONUMENTS OF NATURAL BEAUTY: A CASE STUDY. E. Stylianidis.
GIS APPLICATION IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF SOLUNTO. Maria Daniela Tantillo.
PARTHENON RESTORATION PROJECT. N. Toganidis.
SIMPLE TOOLS FOR ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY. V. Tsioukas.
PASSING EXCELLENCE, THE INTERACTIVE ART VISUALIZATION OF THE KIZHI ENSEMBLE. D. Tsoupikova.
APPLICATION OF HIGH RESOLUTION SCANNING SYSTEMS FOR VIRTUAL MOULDS AND REPLICAS OF SCULPTURAL WORKS. G. Tucci, V. Bonora.
ROBUST SHAPE FITTING AND SEMANTIC ENRICHMENT. Torsten Ullrich and Dieter W. Fellner.
STEREO PANORAMAS: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS. M. Varshosaz, A. Sh. Amini.
METHODOLOGY OF 3D DIGITAL SURVEY OPERATIONS AND DATA PROCESSING ACCORDING TO ARCHITECTONIC INVESTIGATIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREA. G. Verdiani, S. Di Tondo.
USING HYBRID SURVEYING TECHNIQUES FOR DOCUMENTING THE LARGEST ANCIENT THEATRE IN GREECE. George VOZIKIS.
REVERSE ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE. Todd C. Waggoner.
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LASER SCANNER AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY FOR THE SURVEY OF THE
MONUMENTAL CEMETERY IN PIAZZA DEL DUOMO, PISA (ITALY)
G. Caroti a , A. Piemonte a
3 Sede di Topografìa e Fotogrammetria — Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile — Università di Pisa - caroti@ing.unipi.it
KEY WORDS: Laser scanner, photogrammetry, restoration
ABSTRACT:
The present paper describes both a high-resolution survey of the facade of the Monumental Cemetery in Piazza del Duomo (Pisa,
Italy) was realised. It’s performed via the Riegl LMS Z420i laser scanner available at the Department of Civil Engineering (DCE),
seat of Topography and Photogrammetry, and a photogrammetric survey of the main entrance portal of the cemetery, in order to
provide documentation for restoration purposes.
Technological evolution of terrestrial laser scanning equipment has led to an ever increasing precision and performing speed of
surveys. As a consequence, laser applications in architectural high-resolution surveys have become a valuable support and make up
an excellent integration of traditional photogrammetric surveys.
The abilities of surveying at very small scanning steps, along with the very high precision, which can be achieved even by a single
measurement, and of near-real-time rendering of the photograph of the surveyed object on the three-dimensional model, allow
implementation of the obtained model even for restoration purposes, which require detailed surveys at very great scales..
1 INTRODUCTION
The present job is focused on laser scanning surveys, integrated
with photographic images, for measuring and documenting
purposes.
The research study is aimed at 3-D reconstruction of terrestrial
scenes, such as buildings. In these cases, integrating laser
scanning data with images allows for a more suitable surface
reconstruction and detail identification.
Our primary goal is to seek methods to enable exploitation of
metric information collected by the laser scanner in order to
support further surveying techniques as well as qualitative
recognition.
This paper reports on two different tests carried out on data
collected during our survey of the outer wall of the Monumental
Cemetery in Pisa.
1.1 Using laser data for photogrammetric control points
detection and rectification
In order to join the different scans from a laser survey in a
single reference system, reflecting targets are distributed within
the survey area. The targets need to be scanned at high
resolution in order to compute the position of its centre with
accuracy, and are then surveyed via a total station, so that their
coordinates are uniquely referred. These operations are rather
time-consuming.
Since photogrammetric rendering and photoplan production
jobs require many more targets than joining of laser scans, a
preliminary test has been carried out, in order to try and reduce
survey times in the field, computing target coordinates, needed
for the subsequent photogrammetric rectification, by laser data,
with reference to the available precision.
The results of photoplan production via classic topographical
survey have been checked against those achieved via coordinate
computing based on laser point clouds.
For this purpose, a great number of targets has been distributed
over the survey object, for subsequent topographical survey.
1.2 Using external images
Low-resolution cameras used in conjunction with laser scanners
yield poor geometrical information and final model texture.
Using an external camera capable of greater format allows for a
better image, and subsequently point cloud, resolution.
2 SURVEY DESIGN
A high-resolution survey of the façade of the Monumental
Cemetery in Piazza del Duomo (Pisa, Italy) has been carried out
(courtesy of the Opera Primaziale Pisana) via a Riegl LMS
Z420i laser scanner integrated with a Nikon D70 digital
photogrammetric camera, rigidly fitted to the laser structure.
The use of a partially integrated camera eases point cloud
colouring and improves texturing of the triangulated model.
The ability to achieve a metrically correct, 'real-world' looking
3-D model has led to check the usability of the final product as
very great scale rendering, for restoration documenting
purposes.
In order to perform the survey, a 7-vertices closed traverse has
been set up for framing and local control and measured via a
reflectorless Sokkia SET 103OR total station. Some points have
also been measured via GPS in RTK mode, so to frame the
survey in the global WGS84 and national Gauss-Boaga
reference systems.
Flat targets, distributed over the whole scanned area for both
photogrammetric and laser surveys, have been referred to the
support traverse. The scans needed to cover up the whole
façade have been joined relative to these targets.
Besides, a photogrammetric survey of the main entrance portal
of the Cemetery has been designed and performed.
2.1 Laser survey
The façade object of the survey has a width of about 127m and
a height of about 10m (12m including the roof cover). On the
basis of the laser scanner parameters, the design of the scan
scheme has arranged for a distance of up to 20m between
scanner and façade and a 60° horizontal span, in order to

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