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Recording Cultural Heritage objects using terrestrial laserscanning becomes more and more popular over the last years. Since\udterrestrial Laserscanning System (TLS) Manufacturers have strongly increased the amount and speed of data captured with a single\udscan at each system upgrade and cutting down system costs the use of TLS Systems for recording cultural heritage is an option for\udrecording worth to think about beside traditional methods like Photogrammetric. TLS Systems can be a great tool for capturing\udcomplex cultural heritage object within a short amount of time beside the traditional methods but can be a nightmare to handle for\udfurther process if not used right while capturing.  \udFurthermore TLS Systems still have to be recognized as survey equipment, even though some of the manufactures promote them as\udeveryday tool. They have to be used in an intelligent way having in mind the clients and the individual cultural objects needs. Thus\udthe efficient way to use TLS Systems for data recording becomes a relevant topic to deal with the huge Amount of data the Systems\udcollect while recording.  \udAlready small projects can turn into huge Pointcloud Datasets that End user, like Architects or Archaeologist neither can't deal with\udas their technical equipment doesn't fit the requirements of the Dataset nor do they have the software tools to use the Data as the\udcurrent software tools still are high prized. Even the necessary interpretation of the Dataset can be a tough task if the people who\udhave to work on with the Pointcloud aren't educated right in order to understand TLS and the results it creates.  \udThe use of TLS Systems has to have in mind the project requirements of the individual Heritage Object, like the required accuracy,\udstandards for Levels of Details (e.g. "Empfehlungen für die Baudokumentation, Günther Eckstein, Germany"), the required kind of\udDeliverables (Visualization, 2D Drawings, True Deformation Drawings, 3D Models, BIM or 4D – Animations) as well as the\udProjects budget, restrictions and special conditions of the object. And if it’s used in the right way TLS will fulfil all request and\udfurthermore create additional recording, deliverable and financial benefit.  \udChristofori und Partner is working with TLS Systems on cultural heritage Objects since 2005 trying to optimize the use of these\udsystems (even in combining different systems like TLS, photogrammetric or new techniques) as well as creating useable deliverables\udfor the Clients (Owner, Conservator, Designers and the Public) they can work on with

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RECORDING CULTURAL HERITAGE USING TERRESTRIAL LASERSCANNING – DEALING WITH THE SYSTEM, THE HUGE DATASETS THEY CREATE AND WAYS TO EXTRACT THE NECESSARY DELIVERABLES YOU CAN WORK WITH