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In the last decade, the subject area of the survey, and also that of representation, have undergone major changes with the introductionand use of advanced technologies that have revolutionized both the operational processes dedicated to the withdrawal of themeasures that those graphic display data in terms of return and performance. The three-dimensional vision deriving from directobservation, or photogrammetric instrumental with the application of images, constitutes the most complete display means of theformal, morphological and material aspects of the detected object. 3D modeling offers many advantages, such as managing even themost complex geometric surfaces and its use is investing many sectors: in particular in the field of architecture serves many purposesincluding documentation, representation, diagnostics, materials and degradation, the enhancement and conservation of the property,etc.. The laser scanner technology together with that of fotomodellazione, is aimed to the acquisition, modeling and rendering threedimensional(3D) surface observed physical. The laser system to scan, as well as that of photographing, provides as a direct result ofthe measurement session a set of three-dimensional coordinates, in a reference system linked with the instrument. The high amountof sampled data, in the order of thousands per second, allows to obtain a high level of detail offering an acquisition that could becalled pseudo-continuous. In this context, there is a complex major project work on the Basilica di San Lorenzo flm in Roma, –whose first partial results have recently been published – in the course of an activity which has been carried out to study and researchfor the establishment of procedures for processing the most appropriate and valid to be applied during post-processing for theeventual realization of a proper three-dimensional model. This paper will illustrate, through the analysis of some significant episodesof the Basilica, as the criteria adopted for the choices made at this stage have been crucial to the final outcome

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THE REVERSE MODELLING REALIZED BY DIGITAL SCANS AND FOTOMODELLAZIONE: BASED ON POST-PROCESSING COMPARED SEVERAL NOTEWORTHY EPISODES CONTAINED IN THE BASILICAL COMPLEX OF SAN LORENZO FUORI LE MURA IN ROME