Bolshaia Selga Village

Original name

Bolshaia Selga

Geographic Area

Republic of Karelia, Russia

Reference Project

Documentation of traditional villages of the Republic of Karelia

Site description

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Credits

Promoted by
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Karelia

Coordinator
Sandro Parrinello

Partnership
UNIPV, University of Pavia
Department of
Agricultural Biotechnology of University of Florence
Department o Architecture of University of Florence
Department o Architecture of Petrozavodsk State University.

Survey Activities

Laser Scanner
Raffaella De Marco, Alberto Pettineo

UAVs Photogrammetry
Francesca Picchio
Sandro Parrinello

Terrestrial Photogrammetry
Anna Dell’Amico

Photo
Anna Dell’Amico

Post production Activities

2D Drawings
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3D model
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Gallery

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Documentation Methodology

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The church’s documentation actions were carried out in 2018. A TLS laser scanner survey campaign was planned with FARO Focus S150 which produced 24 scans for the description of the internal and external environments of the building’s factory. In parallel, a photogrammetric acquisition of the external facings and roofs was envisaged through UAVs remotely piloted systems which produced a model of 3207706 faces, and a photogrammetric acquisition with Nikon D7200 camera of the accessible interior rooms of the church.

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The integrated survey documentation was used for two representation actions, one aimed at creating two-dimensional drawings of the structure for the design of the details, and useful for reflecting on the analysis of deterioration and pathologies present on the structure; the second was aimed at creating an H-BIM model of the factory by analyzing the data of the point clouds for the construction of the model structure.

Bibliography

Parrinello, S., Picchio, F., De Marco, R., Dell’Amico, A. (2019). Documenting the cultural heritage routes. The creation of informative models of historical russian churches on upper kama region. ISPRS – International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences. XLII-2/W15. 887-894. ResearchGate