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Photogrammetry
Conservation & Restoration
Photogrammetry
Conservation & RestorationA technique that uses photographs to measure and create accurate 2D or 3D representations of objects and sites. In heritage conservation, photogrammetry is used to document artifacts or architecture in detail by taking overlapping images and processing them with software to generate scaled models or maps. It’s a valuable tool for recording the condition of a site, monitoring changes, or assisting in virtual reconstruction.
Source: ICCROM, ICOMOS
