Analysing two techniques for the digitisation of historical collections of anatomical models
Photogrammetry from burst photography and videogrammetry
Keywords:
3D scanning, Photogrammetry, Videogrametry, Anatomical models, Scientific collections, Cultural heritage, 3D virtualisationAbstract
In this paper, we present an experience of digitisation of anatomical models belonging to historical collections by means of burst-based photogrammetry and also videogrammetry, in order to speed up the data acquisition process.
The results showed a clear decrease in the time required for image capture with both methods with no significant loss of quality using burst-based photogrammetry and a more evident loss in the case of videogrammetry.
The main conclusion of this study is that these methods can be useful for the digitisation of anatomical collections.
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