The modeling based on techniques advanced of takes of data for the study of the church of the Asuncion in Vistabella del Maestrazgo 1604-24
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3305 Tecnología de la Construcción
3305.34 Topografía de la Edificación
2504.04 Fotogrametría Geodésica
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The use of architectures or inverse modeling, through physical or digital representations of buildings that are part of our cultural heritage, it is increasingly necessary and essential to know and put them in value in a way that is both rigorous and scientific; bringing it close to a large audience for its high visual and tactile content. On the other hand, this type of modeling, from a technical point of view, gives us a data bank where we can experiment and test possible solutions without having to act on the actual model, which is useful for analysis and study, all prior to any proposed architectural intervention. In this way, through the use of the technologies of advanced data collection, such as the 3D scanner and other lower-cost, such as stereoscopic photogrammetry, we obtain a reliable documentation appropriate to reproduce and make these models either through computer graphics or 3D printers. All this has been carried to term in a building of Renaissance character with Gothic influences in its construction, where is has studied with this method a stretch of the vaults of Church of Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion in Vistabella del Maestrazgo, Castellon, Spain.
The use of architectures or inverse modeling, through physical or digital representations of buildings that are part of our cultural heritage, it is increasingly necessary and essential to know and put them in value in a way that is both rigorous and scientific; bringing it close to a large audience for its high visual and tactile content. On the other hand, this type of modeling, from a technical point of view, gives us a data bank where we can experiment and test possible solutions without having to act on the actual model, which is useful for analysis and study, all prior to any proposed architectural intervention. In this way, through the use of the technologies of advanced data collection, such as the 3D scanner and other lower-cost, such as stereoscopic photogrammetry, we obtain a reliable documentation appropriate to reproduce and make these models either through computer graphics or 3D printers. All this has been carried to term in a building of Renaissance character with Gothic influences in its construction, where is has studied with this method a stretch of the vaults of Church of Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion in Vistabella del Maestrazgo, Castellon, Spain.
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