DocumentCode
3230362
Title
Built Heritage Digitization: Opportunities Afforded by Emerging Cloud Based Applications
Author
Scott, James ; Laing, Richard ; Hogg, Graeme
Author_Institution
Scott Sutherland Sch. of Archit. & Built Environ., Robert Gordon Univ., Aberdeen, UK
Volume
2
fYear
2013
fDate
2-5 Dec. 2013
Firstpage
88
Lastpage
93
Abstract
This paper concerns the use of cloud-based photogrammetry to collect and process 3D information pertaining to the built heritage. Although modern surveying technologies such as laser scanning are available, their application may be prohibited by cost and the need for specialist knowledge in all but the largest projects. The paper uses a specific case study, that of a small vernacular building, to illustrate the manner in which affordable and cloud based photogrammetry can be used to record buildings. Much previous work has concentrated on the use of mobile cloud based 3D surveying technology to record small objects, yet this paper illustrates an application within the architectural heritage. Recording the intact built heritage in this way provides a rich data set, and one which can be readily incorporated within mainstream building information modelling packages.
Keywords
architecture; buildings (structures); cloud computing; history; mobile computing; photogrammetry; surveying; 3D information processing; architectural heritage; building information modelling package; built heritage digitization; cloud based applications; cloud based photogrammetry; cloud-based photogrammetry; laser scanning; mobile cloud based 3D surveying technology; small object recording; small vernacular building; Accuracy; Buildings; Data models; Lasers; Software; Solid modeling; Three-dimensional displays;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Cloud Computing Technology and Science (CloudCom), 2013 IEEE 5th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Bristol
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CloudCom.2013.109
Filename
6735401
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