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The contribution regards the surveying of two statues of famous contemporary sculptors that have been placed in the central zone of\udCosenza, which has been transformed in an open air museum. To realize a 3-D representation of the museum, different\udmethodologies have been used, based on classical surveying (total stations and GNSS), image data and range data.  \udThe increasing performances of the new models of Time Of Flight (T.O.F.) laser scanners allow to build accurate models also for\udmedium-size objects; on the other hand, the recent techniques of 3D modeling enable the processing of large amount of data and the\udeffective removal of noises. Thus, if an extreme accuracy is not required, one can think to use the T.O.F. laser scanner, also for the\udsurveying of statues. For the acquisition of the surfaces of the statues, two different types of laser scanning have been used: the Leica\udScan StationC10, based on Time Of Flight, and the Minolta VIVID 300 triangulation scanner. In the paper, the comparison between\udthe results obtained by using the different techniques is described

the international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences

T.O.F. LASER SCANNER FOR THE SURVEYING OF STATUES: A TEST ON A REAL CASE