The possibility offered nowadays by the adoption of digital photogrammetry techniques allows one to virtually reconstruct the surveyed underwater assets to make them accessible also remotely, via visualization and dissemination platforms (online or offline). To improve the study of the documented cultural heritage artefacts and sites, it is crucial to adopt the right photogrammetric principles to achieve 3D metric products that are consistent and coherent with the real object of the survey. This paper is related to the photogrammetric survey of the late imperial era Roman shipwreck, located in ‘Baia dei Camerini’, Torre Santa Sabina (BR), Italy, in the framework of the project UnderwaterMuse (Italia-Croatia 2014‒2020 Interreg Cooperation Programme).
Photogrammetric techniques for 3-D underwater record of the Late Imperial Torre Santa Sabina’s ship
Luigi Coluccia
Primo
;Rita Auriemma;
2024-01-01
Abstract
The possibility offered nowadays by the adoption of digital photogrammetry techniques allows one to virtually reconstruct the surveyed underwater assets to make them accessible also remotely, via visualization and dissemination platforms (online or offline). To improve the study of the documented cultural heritage artefacts and sites, it is crucial to adopt the right photogrammetric principles to achieve 3D metric products that are consistent and coherent with the real object of the survey. This paper is related to the photogrammetric survey of the late imperial era Roman shipwreck, located in ‘Baia dei Camerini’, Torre Santa Sabina (BR), Italy, in the framework of the project UnderwaterMuse (Italia-Croatia 2014‒2020 Interreg Cooperation Programme).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
