3D laser scanning in digitization, reconstruction and replication of sculptural monuments-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

3D laser scanning in digitization, reconstruction and replication of sculptural monuments

Published:2023-01 Issue:1 Volume: Page:114-124
ISSN:2585-7797
Container-title:Историческая информатика
language:en
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Author:

Parfenov Vadim Aleksandrovich

Abstract

This article is devoted to the application of 3D laser scanning technology to solve the urgent problems of modern museum work. The possibility of using this technology for digitizing cultural and historical heritage objects for the purpose of documenting them, monitoring the state of preservation, restoration, virtual reconstruction, as well as creating copies of them is shown. The results of practical work on the creation of high-precision copies of marble sculptures from the museums of St. Petersburg as a result of the combined use of 3D scanning and milling stone processing machines with numerical control are presented. In addition, the prospects of using laser additive technologies for the restoration and replication of historical monuments are shown.

Publisher

Aurora Group, s.r.o

Subject

General Engineering

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