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& Picture 1.: Digital orthophoto draped onto the high resolution DEM (Millenary Benedictine Abbey of Pannonhalma and its Natural 
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0 em. using MicroStation" and MicroStation” Descartes . This 
environment provides very flexible solution for draping and 
rendering in 3D. There are possibilities to make different 
flythrough sequences, movies etc. 
The following step of 3D visualization would be a “real” 
orthophoto database creation based on a Digital Surface 
Model (DSM). DSM can be extracted from automatic 
measurement grid. points by digital photogrammetric 
: techniques. In the further development terrestrial 
mage photogrammetry also can be mainly for the observing of 
architectural situation within an World Heritage sites. 3D 
lon visualization of terrestrial observations also available with 
the already used techniques (Figure 2). 
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Picture 2.: Old Village of Hollókó 
  
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