英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the influence of field conditions, such as working environment, power supply and ambient light source on the construction of 3D models when using 3D modeling technology to record the appearance of outdoor artifacts. Four 3D digital modeling techniques, including Photogrammetry (Photoscan), Articulated arm scanner (HEXAGON ROMER Absolute Arm), and two handheld 3D scanners (Mantis F6 and Artec Eva), were employed in this study to construct 3D models of the Door Gods mounted on the North Gate of the Old Fongshan City Wall. The study then analyzed the working time and difficulty of different modeling techniques used and compared the dimensional accuracy, resolution and color difference of 3D models produced by each modeling technology. The results show that the 3D models constructed using different modeling techniques do not show much difference in size, but the color of the resulting 3D model is greatly affected by the ambient light source. |