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• W2191025340 abstract "Constructed between 1440 and 1486, Rosslyn Chapel has had a difficult history. It has suffered vandalism and neglect during the Protestant Reformation, used as a stable for Oliver Cromwell’s horses during the English Civil War, unsympathetically renovated during the 1800’s and nearly blown-up by the suffragette movement in 1914. During the 1950’s the Chapel has suffered a failing roof in combination with an unsympathetic application of a white cementitious paint to the interior – essentially locking in the moisture into the stone. As part of an on going research partnership, Historic Scotland and Glasgow School of Art systematically digitally documented the interior and exterior of the building and grounds over a three-day period. The purpose of the project was to implement a full 3D terrestrial laser survey of the existing structure to document its current physical condition and to help guide conservation techniques. Of particular concern was the structural integrity of the main vault during the replacement of the existing roof. Fourteen cross-sections were cut through the scan data to determine the exact thickness of the vault. As part of the presentation material for the new Chapel interpretive centre, the terrestrial scan data was used to generate a 3D model and subsequent 3-minute animation, depicting the evolution of the Chapel from it’s construction to the Protestant Reformation. In addition, a Percepteron system was used to generate sub-centimetre scans of 10 interior sculptures. The data was used to generate a series of photo-real animations, telling the story of each sculpture. Current terrestrial laser scanning technology is capable of delivering visually rich dimensionallyaccurate 2D and 3D digital images that, when combined with advanced imaging and animation processes, can become valuable resources for both conservation and public interpretation. Over a three-day period in March 2009, a combined team from the Digital Design Studio at the Glasgow School of Art and the Conservation Group at Historic Scotland digitally photographed and terrestrially laser scanned Rosslyn Chapel and surrounding property. Initially the Rosslyn Chapel project was undertaken for the following reasons:  To thoroughly document the physical condition of the building.  To look at how the latest 3D digital technology can be blended with traditional conservation techniques.  To assist the RCT and associated construction contractors by providing dimensionally accurate CAD drawings and 3D models during their conservation project.  To understand the potential of terrestrial laser scanning for recording built heritage, particularly structures historically difficult to record due to their geometric complexity, and ones that are increasingly exposed to changing environmental conditions. Along with,  Provide photorealistic 3D images and animations to enhance public dissemination through the new Rosslyn Chapel interpretive centre and website.  Provide the CyArk Foundation with appropriate data to assist in their mission to digitally preserve globally significant heritage sites. Photogrammetric Week '11 Dieter Fritsch (Ed.) Wichmann/VDE Verlag, Belin & Offenbach, 2011" @default.
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• W2191025340 title "Two Avenues for Data: Rosslyn Chapel as a Terrestrial Scanning Case Study" @default.
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