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Turckheim is a small town located in Alsace, north-east of France.  \udIn the heart of the Alsatian vineyard, this city has many historical monuments including its old church. To understand the\udeffectiveness of the project described in this paper, it is important to have a look at the history of this church. Indeed there are many\udhistorical events that explain its renovation and even its partial reconstruction.  \udThe first mention of a christian sanctuary in Turckheim dates back to 898. It will be replaced in the 12th century by a roman church\ud(chapel), which subsists today as the bell tower. Touched by a lightning in 1661, the tower then was enhanced. In 1736, it was\udrepaired following damage sustained in a tornado. In 1791, the town installs an organ to the church. Last milestone, the church is\uddestroyed by fire in 1978. The organ, like the heart of the church will then have to be again restored (1983) with a simplified\udarchitecture.  \udFrom this heavy and rich past, it unfortunately and as it is often the case, remains only very few documents and information\udavailable apart from facts stated in some sporadic writings. And with regard to the geometry, the positioning, the physical\udcharacteristics of the initial building, there are very little indication.  \udSome assumptions of positions and right-of-way were well issued by different historians or archaeologists. The acquisition and 3D\udmodeling project must therefore provide the current state of the edifice to serve as the basis of new investigations and for the\udgeneration of new hypotheses on the locations and historical shapes of this church and its original chapel (Fig. 1

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3D Modeling By Consolidation Of Independent Geometries Extracted From Point Clouds – The Case Of The Modeling Of The Turckheim's Chapel (Alsace, France)