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International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Volume XL-5/W2, 2013 
XXIV International CIPA Symposium, 2 — 6 September 2013, Strasbourg, France 
Systematic shooting of dome surfaces could not be made 
especially at their top zones because it was impossible to stand 
up in an appropriate position. In turn, the geometry and/or the 
surface texture were documented partially. The model was 
completed with comparative study within the building. That is 
to say, the documented piece was copied to the undocumented 
parts of the dome (Figure 12). These areas were indicated with 
beige color and dots on the presentation model. The areas with 
correct geometry, but insufficient texture quality were 
differentiated with beige render without dots. Utilization of an 
unmanned aerial vehicle for shooting in these zones may be 
helpful. 
  
Figure 12. Eastern elevation 
In case of limited illumination, as in the interior of the bath, the 
model could not be completed (Figure 13). So, the photographs 
should be repeated after provision of an artificial illumination 
system. 
  
Figure 13. //iklik / sicaklik, perspective view from the model. 
In case of lack of targets, the exterior surfaces of majority of the 
walls could be modeled, but the wall on the narrow street at the 
south and the superstructure could not be modeled (Figure 14). 
Figure 14. Modeling without targets 
From the view point of time consumption, site work of the 
documentation was completed in a short time, but the laboratory 
work requires long working hours (Table 1). As the duration of 
each experiment reveals, evaluation time decreases as the 
operator gets experienced. 
  
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workday | workdays | workdays | workday | workdays | workdays 
  
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Table 1. Work duration 
Study the structure of the bath, which is necessary for modeling 
site in detail in a comprehensive manner all the photos were 
taken. The captured images sequentially one at a time and then 
mapping the digital environment carried out the calibration 
process. 3D pictures 3D environment Tgi transferred calibrated 
with the help of plug-in Sketch Up program exteriors and 
interiors combined with modeled separately. Study the structure 
of the baths U/lamis Tgi sketch Up calibration and 3D modeling 
program with the principles of SU Photoscan determined as 
follows: 
  
Figure 15. Northern elevation 
  
Figure 16. Above: Southern Elevation; Below: Northern 
elevation 
 
	        
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