The Problems and Solution Offers, Faced During The 3d Modeling Process Of Sekiliyurt Underground Shelters With Terrestrial Laser Scanning Method
Journal Title: International Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
The aim of this research is, to find out the practicality of using terrestrial laser scanners in the area of 3D modeling of underground cities and underground shelters and to offer a suggestion for possible problems. Our research concluded that the terrestrial laser scanners are suitable for mapping and modeling the underground shelters and cities and terrestrial laser scanning is a useful technique to obtain sensitive and detailed results for hastily scanned objects. Generated maps and measurements can be used as a base for future restoration and recreation works of the scanned objects.
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Murat Yakar, Ali Ulvi, Ahmet Suat Toprak
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