The laboratory of quantitative methods in historic monument research at the CTU Prague

Musilek, L.; Čechák, T.; Kubelik, Martin; Pavelka, Karel; Pavlı́k, Milan

doi:10.1016/s0969-806x(01)00388-7

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“…In the documentation of a cultural heritage, the main focus of these methods is to provide a safe, precise and non-contact way of obtaining 3D data about the objects (Musílek et al, 2001). The financial costs of the technologies based on computer vision are often only a fraction of the costs of specialized optical or laser scanners and achieve a comparable degree of accuracy.…”

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Quality of 3D Models Generated by SFM Technology

Marčiš

2013

Slovak Journal of Civil Engineering

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Marčiš

2013

Slovak Journal of Civil Engineering

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“…Extending the application of XRF for investigation of other archaeological samples, Musilek et al 200 established a laboratory of quantitative methods for historic monument research in which XRF was employed for analysis and thermoluminescence for dating. These methods were used for investigating historic architecture in the Czech republic.…”

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Atomic spectrometry update. X-ray fluorescence spectrometry

Potts

Ellis

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J. Anal. At. Spectrom.

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“…In HTW Dresden (University of Applied Sciences, Germany) the project Nasca was started in 1995 (Richter, 2007). The main goal was to prolong the scientific work of Dr. Maria Reiche which focused on the documentation and investigation of geoglyphs in the Nasca region and preservation of other cultural heritage in digital form (Musílek et al, 2001). For that reason, a NascaGIS application was developed.…”

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Documentation and virtual reconstruction of historical objects in Peru damaged by an earthquake and climatic events

Hanzalová

Pavelka

2013

Adv. Geosci.

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Abstract. This paper deals with the possibilities of creating a 3-D model and a visualization technique for a presentation of historical buildings and sites in Peru. The project Nasca/CTU is documenting historical objects by using several techniques. This paper describes the documentation and the visualization of two historical churches (San Jose and San Xavier Churches) and the pre-Hispanic archaeological site La Ciudad Perdida de Huayuri (Abandoned town near Huayuri) in Nasca region by using photogrammetry and remote sensing. Both churches were damaged by an earthquake. We use different process for the documentation of these objects. Firstly, PhotoModeler software was used for the photogrammetric data processing of the acquired images. The subsequent making models of both churches were different too. Google SketchUp software was used for the San Jose Church and the 3-D model of San Xavier Church was created in MicroStation software. While in the modelling of the "Abandoned town" near Huayuri, which was destroyed by a climatic event (El Niño), the terrestrial photogrammetry, satellite data and GNSS measurement were applied. The general output of the project is a thematic map of this archaeological site; C14 method was used for dating.

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The laboratory of quantitative methods in historic monument research at the CTU Prague

Cited by 6 publications

References 1 publication

Quality of 3D Models Generated by SFM Technology

Quality of 3D Models Generated by SFM Technology

Atomic spectrometry update. X-ray fluorescence spectrometry

Documentation and virtual reconstruction of historical objects in Peru damaged by an earthquake and climatic events

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