3D MODEL OF THE ISLAMIC TOWER OF THE CASTLE OF SANTA EUFEMIA. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF CASTULO (LINARES)
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2022-07-21
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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Tenemos la responsabilidad de que la sociedad pueda conocer su legado patrimonial como seña de identidad. Una
correcta documentación de nuestro patrimonio es necesaria para realizar posteriores estudios arqueológicos e
históricos, así como, acciones que potencien y favorezcan la restauración y conservación del mismo.
Las técnicas tradicionales de documentación 2D han permitido registrar de forma efectiva la información geométrica
de los objetos patrimoniales. Estas técnicas no permiten representar la textura, la superficie del objeto ni una visión
tridimensional del mismo. Con las técnicas geomáticas de detección remota, además de la información geométrica, es
posible registrar la textura de la superficie del objeto y obtener su representación 3D. Esto facilita su análisis, difusión y
reproducción a escala, si es necesario. Permitiendo su difusión a nivel global.
El uso, cada vez más extendido, de los sensores remotos para la documentación del patrimonio ha sufrido un gran
impulso con la aparición de los UAS. La aportación más importante de esta tecnología es la capacidad de elevar el
punto de vista sobre el terreno para obtener una panorámica del mismo, lo que facilita la integración de toda la
información del entorno con el objeto de interés.
We have a responsibility to ensure that society is aware of its heritage legacy as a sign of its identity. A correct documentation of our heritage is necessary to carry out further archaeological and historical studies, as well as actions that promote and favour its restoration and conservation. Traditional 2D documentation techniques have allowed the geometric information of heritage objects to be recorded effectively. These techniques do not allow the surface texture of the object or a three-dimensional view of the object to be represented. With geomatic remote sensing techniques, in addition to the geometric information, it is possible to record the surface texture of the object and obtain its 3D representation. This facilitates its analysis, dissemination and reproduction to scale, if necessary. This allows its dissemination at a global level. The increasingly widespread use of remote sensing for heritage documentation has been boosted by the emergence of UAS. The most important contribution of this technology is the ability to elevate the point of view on the ground to obtain a panoramic view of the terrain, which facilitates the integration of all the information from the environment with the object of interest.
We have a responsibility to ensure that society is aware of its heritage legacy as a sign of its identity. A correct documentation of our heritage is necessary to carry out further archaeological and historical studies, as well as actions that promote and favour its restoration and conservation. Traditional 2D documentation techniques have allowed the geometric information of heritage objects to be recorded effectively. These techniques do not allow the surface texture of the object or a three-dimensional view of the object to be represented. With geomatic remote sensing techniques, in addition to the geometric information, it is possible to record the surface texture of the object and obtain its 3D representation. This facilitates its analysis, dissemination and reproduction to scale, if necessary. This allows its dissemination at a global level. The increasingly widespread use of remote sensing for heritage documentation has been boosted by the emergence of UAS. The most important contribution of this technology is the ability to elevate the point of view on the ground to obtain a panoramic view of the terrain, which facilitates the integration of all the information from the environment with the object of interest.