Abstract: Abstract. The conservation of built heritage is becoming increasingly important, and may even be an obligation for future generations. Techniques must therefore be developed to help document heritage and thus improve knowledge and conservation. The terrestrial laser scanning technique allows a massive capture of points of an object. Among its main applications are to obtain geometries of historic buildings and monuments, allowing the documentation of their heritage. But this technique also facilitates other very important information for the co...
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Topics: 
Archaeology
Remote sensing
Architectural engineering