英文摘要 |
This article briefly describes the development of the 3D recording of built heritage and the application of mobile mapping systems, as well as the practical application of a SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) based mobile handheld mapping 3D modeling system. These case studies survey several Taiwanese traditional temples, and present the conformation features of traditional temple architecture, such as the architectural group spatial distribution, truss, caisson ceiling and decorative elements. These initial results offer the responsible government departments an operation reference for this type of technology. The measurement accuracy of the equipment (handheld SLAM-based laser system) used in this paper has been verified by previous case studies. According to the results of our examination, the spatial distribution of the temple building complexes and the surrounding environment can be quickly documented, saving not only time, but also manpower when gathering spatial information in non-key areas. It represents a convenient and efficient tool suitable for the 3D recording of the overall environment but from the original point cloud data of the temple's interior (trusses and carving details) it is difficult to clearly identify the characteristic ornamentation and the method may, therefore, need to rely on the relevant post-system optimization such as texture rendering techniques to modify the data visualization. |