La Question du Jour: Laser Scanning or Photogrammetry
| 3D laser scanning for site documentation: Worth the price? | |
| Philip Sapirstein, Katie Simon, Thann Baker, Rachel Opitz, Christine Markussen |
| 3D Laser Scan of Stonehenge, Wiltshire. | |
| Andrew James Dodson, Cory D Hope |
| Revealing hidden realities in archaeology through laser scanner technologies. A critical analysis. | |
| Mercedes Farjas, Jose Julio Zancajo, Teresa Mostaza, Juan Gregorio Rejas |
| Virtual Reconstruction of a Maya Temple Using Total Station and Photo Modelling | |
| Cornelis Stal |
| Site recording using automatic image based three dimensional reconstruction techniques | |
| Victor Ferreira |
| A new photogrammetric method applied to mining archaeology | |
| Adrien Arles, Patrick Clerc, Florian Téreygeol, Jürgen Heckes |
| Intra-site analysis and photogrammetry: the case study of the “Buca di Spaccasasso” (Gr, Italy) an Eneolithic funerary site. | |
| Daniele Pirisino, Giovanna Pizziolo, Carlo Tessaro, Nicoletta Volante |
| 3D Documentation in Archaeology: Recording Las Cuevas Site, Chiquibul Reserve, Belize | |
| Fabrizio Galeazzi, Holley Moyes |
| Close-range photogrammetry vs. 3D scanning: Comparing data capture, processing and model generation in the field and the lab | |
| Rachel Opitz, Katie Simon, Adam Barnes, Kevin Fisher, Lauren Lippiello |