Digital Photogrammetry for building analysis

Recent developments in digital computers and their application in the preservation of cultural heritage, has indicated a need for interactive and multimedia information systems to enable an ordered and informed approach to the design and management of building recovery. Meanwhile recent developments in close-range photogrammetry equipment and digital procedures provide flexible and easy-to-use tools for a critical , targeted investigation of the morphology and state of conservation of ancient buildings. The present results were obtained from a monument in central Italy. It was possible to satisfy the various requirements for documentation, measurement and thematisation of architectonic and decay phenomena.