Yersel lazer tarama yöntemi ve ortofotoların kullanımı ile kültür varlıklarının cephelerindeki malzeme bozulmalarının dokümantasyonu: Mardin Mungan Konağı örneği

KARATAŞ, Lale

doi:10.29128/geomatik.1147639

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“…In recent years, the use of aerial photography and terrestrial laser scanning has increased significantly in documenting cultural heritage sites and archaeological areas [22][23][24][25][26][27].…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Documentation of cultural heritage with technology: Evaluation through some architectural documentation examples and brief looking at AI (Artificial Intelligence)

YURTSEVER

2023

Cultural Heritage and Science

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Documenting and transmitting cultural heritage to future generations is an important task and responsibility for individuals involved in the field of archaeology. To fulfill this responsibility, it is necessary to make the most of today's technology. Therefore, it is inevitable to benefit from the documentation methods brought by technology, which has been increasingly prevalent in recent years. The main reason for this obligation is the necessity of documenting cultural assets with the most accurate documentation methods possible. This ensures the protection of cultural assets and excavation sites, as well as the transmission of data to the future. This study will present for the first time the documentation methods used in the Gymnasium structure located in the ancient city of Side in the Pamphylia Region, along with the results obtained. In addition, Artificial Intelligence (AI-ChatGPT) was loaded with examples presented in this study through applications at Side ancient city in Pamphylia Region, and a report was requested on the article. The AI prepared an independent report based on the examples presented in the article. The report has shown that in the future, AI technology will be able to collect and evaluate data to reach a conclusion and prepare an article on the subject. This study is important because it combines the documentation of cultural heritage, the use of technology and the analysis of artificial intelligence.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Documentation of cultural heritage with technology: Evaluation through some architectural documentation examples and brief looking at AI (Artificial Intelligence)

YURTSEVER

2023

Cultural Heritage and Science

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“…In light of the data obtained, it was observed that the maximum sunshine duration was in July (12.4 hours) and the minimum in December (4.4 hours). Due to the climatic characteristics of Mardin, stone deterioration is common [31,32].…”

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Stone deterioratins in Mardin Madrasas: The case of Şehidiye and Kasımiye Madrasas

Biçen Çelik,

Ay,

Ergin

et al. 2024

Cultural Heritage and Science

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Stone is a widely used building material in cultural heritage buildings due to its petrographic properties. However, changes occur on the stone surfaces of the buildings due to exposure to environmental and climatic factors. Therefore, it is of great importance to detect these changes and take measures for the long-term preservation of these structures. The aim of this study is to identify and classify the stone changes observed in Şehidiye and Kasımiye madrasahs in Mardin. In addition, the similarities and differences of the changes and the causes of the changes will be determined. The study includes the identification and classification of stone alterations based on a general literature review, visual inspection of the alterations and mapping methodology. Observed changes were identified through visual inspection, categorized as physical, chemical, biological or anthropogenic, and photographed for documentation. A mapping method was used to determine the extent of change, which involved calculating the ratio of observed changes to total façade area. The changes on each façade were then analyzed to determine their causes. The impact of the same changes on the various structures and their proportions in relation to the façade were compared.

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Examining Architectural Project Applications With Photogrammetric Point Cloud: Iğdir University Mosque

Kartal,

Özdemir,

Çallı

2024

International Journal of Innovative Engineering Applications

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In accordance with the developments in today's technology, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles in architectural documentation and 3D modeling studies is becoming increasingly widespread. When the studies in the literature are examined, it is seen that they focus on the documentation and 3D modeling of historical buildings. In this study, unlike the research in the literature, the usability of UAV photogrammetry in architectural project implementation and monitoring is investigated. In line with this aim, 3D point clouds and 3D models were generated using UAV photos in the study. For the identified reference points, measurements obtained from architectural project drawings, measurements taken on-site using the measurement technique with a laser meter, and finally the comparison of the measurements corresponding to these reference points on the 3D model produced from UAV photos were conducted. Based on the obtained data, when the detailed measurements taken with a laser meter are compared with the detailed measurements taken from the 3D model obtained with UAV, the consistency level is observed to be an average of 98% and above. Thus, the accuracy of the measurements obtained using UAV photogrammetry has been proven. Additionally, it was observed that measurements taken with a laser meter from the same reference points on the architectural project were different. The reason for this is the modification of the forms of details in the implementation phase of the architectural project. In this regard, it is thought that obtaining precise measurements on photos taken with UAV photogrammetry will provide an important groundwork for future studies on architectural project implementation and monitoring.

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Yersel lazer tarama yöntemi ve ortofotoların kullanımı ile kültür varlıklarının cephelerindeki malzeme bozulmalarının dokümantasyonu: Mardin Mungan Konağı örneği

Cited by 3 publications

References 38 publications

Documentation of cultural heritage with technology: Evaluation through some architectural documentation examples and brief looking at AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Documentation of cultural heritage with technology: Evaluation through some architectural documentation examples and brief looking at AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Stone deterioratins in Mardin Madrasas: The case of Şehidiye and Kasımiye Madrasas

Examining Architectural Project Applications With Photogrammetric Point Cloud: Iğdir University Mosque

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