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The paper aims at presenting some results of a point cloud-based survey carried out through integrated methodologies based on\udactive and passive 3D acquisition techniques for processing 3D models. This experiment is part of a research project still in progress\udconducted by an interdisciplinary team from the School of Architecture and Design of Ascoli Piceno and funded by the University of\udCamerino. We describe an experimentation conducted on the convent of San Francesco located in Monterubbiano town center\ud(Marche, Italy). The whole complex has undergone a number of substantial changes since the year of its foundation in 1247. The\udsurvey was based on an approach blending range-based 3D data acquired by a TOF laser scanner and image-based 3D acquired using\udan UAV equipped with digital camera in order to survey some external parts difficult to reach with TLS. The integration of two\udacquisition methods aimed to define a workflow suitable to process dense 3D models from which to generate high poly and low poly\ud3D models useful to describe complex architectures for different purposes such as photorealistic representations, historical\uddocumentation, risk assessment analyses based on Finite Element Methods (FEM)

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Point cloud-based survey for cultural heritage – An experience of integrated use of range-based and image-based technology for the San Francesco convent in Monterubbiano