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Home Technology 3D Modelling Artefact Reconstruction

Artefact Reconstruction

postdateiconThursday, 02 December 2010 09:09 | postauthoriconWritten by Gary Devlin | PDF | Print | E-mail

Digital reconstruction of a rotary quern based on a high resolution laser scan of a decorated section. Scan done using NextEngine scanner, model created using 3DS max.A new area of research for the Discovery Programme has been to create digital reconstructions of artefacts. The primary source for these reconstructions is laser scan data gathered using the NextEngine scanner. A number of scans are gathered and these scans then go through a process of registration and wrapping using Gemoagic Studio software.

The resulting 3D model can then be exported to AutoCAD or Realworks where it can be measured and manipulated to allow us to generate the reconstructed model. The reconstructed models are created using 3DS max. 

Plan view of scanned pottery fragment allowed us to accurately determine the diameter of chamber pot.Profile of scanned pottery fragment and the proposed shape and extent of the chamber pot.

Digital reconstruction of a chamber pot, based on a high resolution laser scan of a rim fragment. Scan done using NextEngine scanner, model created using 3DS max.

 

 

 

 

 


Tags:
  • 3d model
  • artefact reconstruction

See also..

  • Laser Scanning Megalithic Art, Knowth
  • Reconstructing Roscommon Priory
  • Reconstructing Medieval Roscommon
  • Laser scanning a decorated orthostat, Knockroe

Last Updated (Thursday, 02 December 2010 14:28)

 

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