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Photogrammetrey has a long successful history in the area of 3D modelling and documentation of cultural heritage monuments. Insome cases an extensive study, preparation and the application of novel solutions is required for the successful documentation and3D modelling of monuments. In most of the cases the problem that we have to face is difficulties regarding accessing,photographing, and measuring the monument from the optimal distance, in combination with the need for a high spatial resolutionmapping. This paper is highlighting the special problems and the novel solutions, performed during mapping of two significantcultural heritage monuments in Greece. The Roussanou monastery (1527–1529 A.C., Meteora, Center Greece) and its underlyingrock, had to be photographed and measured from a far distance and measured with various spatial resolutions. In the lakesideNeolithic settlement of Dispilio (6.000 B.C., western Greece) the enclosure which is covered with vegetation above a height of 3 m,had to be measured with high spatial resolution. The combined use of a laser scanner, a digital camera equipped with a telephoto lensand UAV allowed the successful mapping and the production of orthophotomaps in each case

3D MAPPING OF CULTURAL HERITAGE: SPECIAL PROBLEMS AND BEST PRACTICES IN EXTREME CASE-STUDIES