3d-documentation

3d-documentation can be done in several different ways, either by using handheld 3d-scanners for objects and artefacts, or terrestrial laserscanners for buildings and landscapes. When it comes to landscapes a rtk-gps system is often used in combination with scanning techiques for georeferencing the 3d-model, or scaling it correctly if the model was created by image based modelling.

Imagebased modelling is another way to 3d-document, using only a normal camera in combination with sophisticated software.
These techniques are much used by archaeologists, but resulting models can be used to explore, measure and share in a lot of different fields.

If you wish to learn more about the lab's 3d-documentation tools and expertise, don't hesitate to get in touch!

Contact e-mail: 3d-dochumlab.luse