We created an accurate textured 3D model of the archaeological site in the yard of the Jinonice Manor. A 3D laser scanner and a drone for photogrammetry were used to acquire the data.
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The village of Zhůří was formerly the seat of Kralovacka rychta. Prior to the Second World War, there was a school, gendarmerie and a post office and over 600 inhabitants lived here. After the war, however, the village orphaned, and after it had become a part of a military area, it vanished. The created model of the village remains will serve for archaeological purposes.
- 3D model of the ruins of houses created on the basis of aerial photographs.
- Positioning in the geodetic system using GNSS ground control points.
- Orthophotomap of the area (resolution of 2 cm/px).
Measurement of selected facades was performed using aerial photogrammetry (resolution of 3 mm per pixel). At the same time, laser scanning of the selected parts was carried out by an external company. The results of both methods were combined into one point cloud, which was used as a base for 2D as-built layouts and triangular 3D models (meshes).
Measuring of the prelature and a part of convent facades by laser scanning and aerial photogrammetry (resolution of 3 mm per pixel). The results of both methods (coloured point cloud) were combined to create the 2D as-built layouts, orthophotoplans and triangular 3D models (mesh).
Categories: 3D Models for Archaeology
Digital three-dimensional model of Karlštejn castle was created for the National Museum in Prague using methods of aerial photogrammetry. Based on the model, we also prepared data for its 3D printing.
For the research purposes into historical foundations of medieval buildings we performed a low-altitude aerial photography of the target location. The pixel size was 1 cm. Based on the aerial photos a digital terrain model and detailed contour lines were generated. We prepared also an orthophotomap as a base layer for customer’s GIS.
Digital model of Krakovec castle that was generated using a unique combination of software is remarkably more accurate and of higher visual quality than the previous 3D model created in May 2012.