Laser Scanning and Photogrammetric Evaluation of Uzuncaburç Monumental Entrance
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Laser Scanning, Terrestrial Photogrammetry, 3D model, Point CloudAbstract
This studied in Ayaş, Erdemli the town of Mersin. In this study it is aimed 3D modeling of Historical Uzuncaburç monumental entrance by the using of both methods; Terrestrial Laser scanning, Terrestrial photogrammetric methods. At first, it is coordinated with the targets which are studied on the historical gate. These coordinates are approved as the the reference coordinates. The coordinates of these targets are obtained with help of both terrestrial laser scanning and terrestrial photogrammetric method. These coordinates are compared with the accurate coordinates and made a sensibility research. In this project Optech laser scanner is used to obtain 3D point datas. These point clouds are combined by Polyworks software and the terrestrial photogrammetric drawings are done by Photomodeler software.Downloads
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