Applications and examples -
Damage assessment in cultural heritage

In cultural heritage the traditional way to document the state of a monument is to draw a damage map. A damage map is a drawing of a monument where different types of damage, i.e. by acid or weather, are marked by colors. With QTSculptor it is possible to project these damage maps onto a geometry modell of the monument that has been produced before. This generates a vivid 3D damage map.
Front plate
On the left the modell with standard texture, in the middle with the original texture and to the right with projected damage map.
Relief, textured

Relief with image map 1

Relief with image map 2
Textured model of a relief, below two damage maps.

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