英文摘要 |
This study introduces the use of close-range photogrammetry to provide a low cost alternative to image digitization technology for historic monuments. Compared to high-precision 3D laser scanning equipment, photogrammetry is a low cost alternative but its lower precision affects the results and the problems of usage need to be addressed. How to explore photogrammetric technology with low cost, high precision, low technology threshold and fast modeling is a very important issue. This study carried out digitization work upon historic monuments in Taiwan using a close-range photogrammetry method, integrated with 3D laser scanning point cloud data, in order to compare basic information gathered and to get an accurate assessment of photogrammetry and 3D laser scanning. It is expected that this study can identify whether or not the precision provided by a low-cost instrument can meet the requirement for documenting historic monuments. Based on the advantages of a low technology threshold, this study will be able to enhance and popularize the perspectives of digitization and preservation of cultural heritage through cultural activities, thus aiming to accomplish the basic task of promoting education via digitization of cultural properties. |