The University of Florence’s project focuses on the documentation and virtualization of the Amerigo Vespucci Ship, used as a training ship by the Italian Navy. Using techniques like terrestrial laser scanning and Structure from Motion, the team acquires precise data of the ship’s interior and exterior environments, considering logistical challenges and limited access. The obtained three-dimensional models are used for guided videos and virtual tours, enabling remote digital visits. The project aims to valorize the Italian heritage, with particular attention to the Vespucci Ship, and continues until 2025.
Levantamientos y documentación del Nave Amerigo Vespucci Architectural survey and documentation of the Nave Amerigo Vespucci
Marco Ricciarini
;Stefano Bertocci
;Matteo Bigongiari
2024-01-01
Abstract
The University of Florence’s project focuses on the documentation and virtualization of the Amerigo Vespucci Ship, used as a training ship by the Italian Navy. Using techniques like terrestrial laser scanning and Structure from Motion, the team acquires precise data of the ship’s interior and exterior environments, considering logistical challenges and limited access. The obtained three-dimensional models are used for guided videos and virtual tours, enabling remote digital visits. The project aims to valorize the Italian heritage, with particular attention to the Vespucci Ship, and continues until 2025.File in questo prodotto:
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