Yeongam Eomgil-ri Rock-carved Maehyang-myeong Cultural Heritage 3D Scan

JANGSUNG HDS is located on the natural rock of Cheoramsan Mountain in Seoho-myeon, Yeongam-gun, Jeollanam-do. conducted a precision 3D Scanning of the rock-carved Maehang inscription in Eomgil-ri, YeongamDone.

The Yeongam Eomgil-ri Rock-carved Maehyang Inscription is a historical and cultural heritage site created by carving letters into natural bedrock. As a stone cultural heritage that has been exposed to the natural environment for a long time, it is important to accurately record and preserve its current state and shape.

JANGSUNG HDS Acquiring 3D spatial information of the rock-carved Maehangmyeong inscription and its surrounding terrain using 3D laser scanning technology, and recording the current state of the cultural heritage as digital data.Done.

Built the petroglyph Maehyangmyeong and surrounding terrain into 3D data

Cultural heritage items with characters or patterns carved into rock surfaces, such as petroglyphs, can have limitations in accurately recording the fine curves, depth, and spatial relationship with the surrounding terrain using only general photographs.

3D scanning acquires the shape of a target surface as numerous three-dimensional coordinates Point Cloud Because it is built with data, the overall shape of the rock mass and the surrounding topography can be recorded in three dimensions.

In this project, Using broadband 3D scanning, the topography and space around the rock-carved Maehyangmyeong inscription were constructed, and the detailed shape of the inscription was recorded as digital data through precise 3D scanning.Done.

Precise 3D documentation for cultural heritage preservation

Stone cultural heritage and petroglyphs are susceptible to weathering, erosion, and natural damage as they are exposed to the external environment for long periods.

Therefore, if the current state is recorded as precise 3D data, when investigating the same cultural heritage again in the future, Basic data to analyze whether there is a change in shape by comparing past data with current datacan be utilized as.

Data built through 3D scanning can be utilized for the following purposes.

• 3D digital documentation of the current state of cultural heritage
• Preservation of detailed shapes of petroglyphs and rock surfaces
• Recording the spatial relationships between the surrounding terrain and cultural heritage
• Building a Point Cloud-based Digital Archive
• Baseline data for future damage and shape change comparison
• Basic data for preservation, restoration, and academic research
• Source data for 3D model and digital content creation

Preserving historical and cultural heritage as 3D digital data

Cultural heritage can be affected by natural weathering and changes in the surrounding environment over time, and once damaged, it is often difficult to restore it to its exact past form.

Digital recording using 3D scanning has the advantage of preserving the state of cultural heritage at a specific point in time as data containing actual size and three-dimensional shape information.There is.

Through the Yeongam Eomgil-ri Rock-carved Maehang-myeong Project, JANGSUNG HDS has built 3D data not only of the cultural heritage itself but also of the surrounding space, creating digital archival materials that can be used for future preservation and research.

JANGSUNG HDS not only for industrial facilities and plants, but also 3D scanning and point cloud generation of cultural properties, stone cultural heritage, historical buildings, ruins, and facilities requiring preservationWe are applying Edo 3D laser scanning technology.

of cultural heritage Precise 3D scanning, as-built documentation, Point Cloud generation, or 3D digital archiveIf you need, please contact JANGSUNG HDS.