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The <i>château de Chambord</i> is one of the most famous castles in the world as it is an emblem of French Renaissance architecture. Itwas built at the beginning of the 16<sup>th</sup> century and has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1981. The monitoring ofsuch a monument involves the organization and visualization of data sets such as archive documents, survey data, scientificdocumentation, restoration reports, meteorological data, etc. This process requires the realization of a support for documentationwhich may be an orthoimage. A photogrammetric survey was recently performed, in the framework of the traditional fieldwork ofthe students in the PPMD master's degree (Specialized Master’s in Positionning, Photogrammetry and Deformation Measurement) atthe French National School of Geographic Sciences (ENSG). High resolution images were taken from the ground level, using twooff-the-shelf reflex cameras, equipped with a 35 mm, a 100 mm and a 200 mm focal length lens according to the needs. The MicMacsoftware was used for the bundle adjustment, the georeferencing and the dense correlation procedures, including orthoimagecalculation. Added to plane-based orthoimages, cylinder-based orthoimages were generated for the 2D representation of the outerwalls of the château de Chambord including façades and towers. Fitting the 2D projection to the mean characteristics of the geometryhas a promising documentation potential for GIS applications in heritage studies

Orthoimages of the outer walls and towers of the château de Chambord