Overview
Transferring laser data from point clouds to CAD strings, virtual models or rectified ortho photographs has, until recently, been a challenge. Through improvements in software solutions such as PolyWorks, we can now offer some of the most advanced tools for creating and delivering virtual models for heritage and archaeological applications.
Suggested Scanners
The Riegl LMS-Z420i, Z390, Z210i and Z210ii are typically used for heritage and archaeological applications.
Typical Projects
Typical projects include the provision of data for visualisation, the development of a digital archive of artifacts, buildings and building elements, and providing valuable information on the context of artifacts, buildings and elements within the heritage and archaeological environments.
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| High resolution true colour point cloud |
Union view of multiple geo-referenced scans |
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| Generation of ortho-rectified images |
Riegl LMS Z360i scanner in operation |
ATM3D, a 3D laser scanning company based in France, undertook an archaeological study of the Temple of Opet using a Riegl LMS-Z420i. A pdf of this study can be found here.
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