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Title | Digitization of Architectural Heritage Objects Using Photogrammetry: Sumy Region Case Study |
Authors |
Tytarenko, I.
Machado, J. Pavlenko, Ivan Volodymyrovych ![]() |
ORCID |
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6136-1040 |
Keywords |
3D modeling efficient digital technologies sustainable infrastructure urban sustainability cultural heritage protection skill development in digital heritage preservation |
Type | Article |
Date of Issue | 2025 |
URI | https://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/99022 |
Publisher | Sumy State University |
License | Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial 4.0 International |
Citation | Tytarenko I., Machado J., Pavlenko I. (2025). Digitization of architectural heritage objects using photogrammetry: Sumy Region case study. Journal of Engineering Sciences (Ukraine), Vol. 12(1), pp. E18–E28. https://doi.org/10.21272/jes.2025.12(1).e3 |
Abstract |
Due to a full-scale russian aggression against Ukraine, the preservation of cultural heritage is becoming
urgent, which necessitates the need for modern digital technologies for conservation and virtual 3D reconstruction of
destroyed objects. The article aims to provide a virtual 3D reconstruction of cultural heritage objects using the
application of photogrammetry. The results of the study allow for 3D modeling of the landscape of the Zelenyi Hai
archaeological complex and lost cultural heritage objects in the Sumy Region. At the first stage of the research, archival
sources were analyzed and digitized. Next, changes in relief, cartographic deformations, and spatial dynamics of the
terrain were studied. The developed algorithm for overlaying maps with different degrees of accuracy (satellite images,
orthophotomaps, etc.) ensured designing reliable digital fundamentals for further 3D reconstruction of destroyed
objects. At the main stage of the research, a landscape in Zelenyi Hai and the Kondratiev Manor in Stare Selo were
considered. The resulting 3D models open new opportunities for studying, preserving, and virtual 3D reconstructing of
cultural heritage objects, especially in modern global challenges. To increase the accuracy of 3D reconstructions and
detect hidden defects, integrating photogrammetry with other technologies (LiDAR, thermal imaging scanning,
artificial intelligence, and augmented reality) was analyzed. Moreover, differences between photogrammetry for
buildings and landscapes were also discussed. |
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