The creation of 3D models of heritage and architectural sites requires proper technologies able to capture a wide area atfine geometric and appearance detail. In this paper we address the acquisition and digitization of three challenging Points ofInterest in Matera, Italy. The sites, both outdoor and indoor, are characterised by limited accessibility, complex morphologyand poor lighting conditions. We describe our experience with a portable, lightweight laser scanner, describing the planning,acquisition and post-processing phases, and providing some lessons learnt in order to achieve good results in terms of qualityand resolution.

Mobile Laser Scanning of Challenging Urban Sites: a Case Study in Matera

Scalas, Andreas
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Cabiddu, Daniela;Mortara, Michela;Pittaluga, Simone;Spagnuolo, Michela
2022

Abstract

The creation of 3D models of heritage and architectural sites requires proper technologies able to capture a wide area atfine geometric and appearance detail. In this paper we address the acquisition and digitization of three challenging Points ofInterest in Matera, Italy. The sites, both outdoor and indoor, are characterised by limited accessibility, complex morphologyand poor lighting conditions. We describe our experience with a portable, lightweight laser scanner, describing the planning,acquisition and post-processing phases, and providing some lessons learnt in order to achieve good results in terms of qualityand resolution.
2022
Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche - IMATI - Sede Secondaria Genova
978-3-03868-178-6
3D scanning
urban digital twin
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