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Basics and Definitions

Published:2024 Issue: Volume: Page:13-39
ISSN:1933-3633
Container-title:Synthesis Lectures on Engineers, Technology, & Society
language:en
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Author:

Münster Sander,Apollonio Fabrizio Ivan,Bluemel Ina,Fallavollita Federico,Foschi Riccardo,Grellert Marc,Ioannides Marinos,Jahn Peter Heinrich,Kurdiovsky Richard,Kuroczyński Piotr,Lutteroth Jan-Eric,Messemer Heike,Schelbert Georg

Abstract

AbstractThis chapter introduces key concepts of 3D modeling in the humanities. A 3D model can represent a great variety of objects. The objects of 3D modeling of historical architecture are lost or extant buildings, their modifications, and designs that were never executed. These buildings are as much part of the cultural heritage as their plans. The chapter begins with a survey of source-based historical knowledge as the basis of analysis, historic interpretation, and reconstruction of any historical situation. It then addresses modeling in general as a scientific practice, its use in architecture, and the advantages of its digitization.

Publisher

Springer Nature Switzerland

Link

https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-3-031-43363-4_2

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