In the past two decades UAV have been increasingly used for the survey of wide areas. The chosen case study, the huge heap of ruins of the Temple G in Selinunte, demands a higher accuracy than that usually accepted for wide areas survey; nonetheless, the morphology of the ruins makes laser scanning survey inadequate to the purpose of the analysis and interpretation. The proposed methodology integrates SfM photogrammetry from UAV and action camera’s photos. A test on a specific area has evaluated the accuracy of photogrammetric survey through the comparison with laser scanning data.
Agnello, F., Cannella, M. (2022). Multi sensor photogrammetric techniques for the documentation of the ruins of Temple G in Selinunte. In S. Parrinello, A. Dell'Amico, S. Barba, A. Di Filippo (a cura di), D-SITE. Drones - Systems of Information on Cultural Heritage for a spatial and social investigation (pp. 122-129). Pavia : Pavia University Press.
Multi sensor photogrammetric techniques for the documentation of the ruins of Temple G in Selinunte
Agnello, F
;Cannella, M
2022-06-01
Abstract
In the past two decades UAV have been increasingly used for the survey of wide areas. The chosen case study, the huge heap of ruins of the Temple G in Selinunte, demands a higher accuracy than that usually accepted for wide areas survey; nonetheless, the morphology of the ruins makes laser scanning survey inadequate to the purpose of the analysis and interpretation. The proposed methodology integrates SfM photogrammetry from UAV and action camera’s photos. A test on a specific area has evaluated the accuracy of photogrammetric survey through the comparison with laser scanning data.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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