Geomatics for Cultural Heritage Preservation

摘要

The application of geomatics technology to record, visualise and digitally reconstruct cultural heritage resources is becoming a powerful and invaluable part of contemporary cultural heritage preservation and management. New tools have appeared in the past decades including laser scanning, rapid prototyping, RGB-D sensors, high dynamic range imaging, spherical and infrared imaging, mobile mapping systems, UAS-based imaging, augmented and virtual reality and computer rendering in multiple dimensions. The resulting images and data can be used to disseminate knowledge and information for education, research, risk assessment, planning and design related to cultural heritage conservation.