Luis Rodriguez-Perez - Photogrammetry Samples

PHOTOGRAMMETRIC CAPTURES

Photogrammetric capture of a classical grave stele

Artifact housed at the Sifnos Archaeological Museum (Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Σίφνου) Κάστρο 840 03, Greece

Αρ.Κατ.203. Μαρμάρινη τεφροδόχος κάλπη με κάλυμμα που μιμείται στέγη. Σώζει την επιγραφή:

Αναξίδημος / Αναξίδημου / του Θεμίστωνος
Από το Κάστρο (δωρεά Ιερέως Β. Πρόκου)
Ελληνιστικοί Χρόνοι

Mus. No. 203. Marble funerary urn with roof-shaped cover from the Kastro. Hellenistic.

"Visualizing RTI" Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) is a method by which artifacts can be analyzed for surface features like inscriptions or textures. This animation of a photogrammetric capture of Ptolemaic priests demonstrates how this process works

Artifact is Property of the University of Southern California Archaeology Research Center collection

Photogrammetric Capture using Artek Spider of two fossilized bird bones - these two individual pieces are joined in Autodesk Maya to show how they can be reassambled digitally

Artifact is Property of the American School of Classical Studies Weiner Laboratory

Photogrammetric Capture of Frieze fragment from Hadrianic-era Dexameni Facade

Greek National Gardens in Athens

Photographed by Luis Rodriguez-Perez; Assembled with the help of Huseyin Ozturk

"CLEANING" A PHOTOGRAMMETRIC CAPTURE

Mesh & Texture Editing for the Moon House Archaeological Project Photogrammetric capture

in collaboration with Eric Heller, Ph.D.

The following images explore an enormous photogrammetric captured carried out by Eric Heller; when working at this scale, in a natural setting with changing lighting, it is very common for inconsistent lighting and texture shearing to occur within the model. These issues can be addressed using a mixture of Adobe Photoshop and Substance Painter

Integrated Photogrammetry: "Finishing" an Ancient Greek Temple

the "Portara" Temple at Naxos serves as a landmark for visitors arriving to the island by ferry or boat. This peisistatrid-era temple was never finished by its original tyrant, regardless, its doorway has stood the test of time.

The extant site was photogrammetrically captured by Cyark and can be accessed at:

https://www.cyark.org/projects/temple-of-apollo-portara/3D-Explorer

My hypothetical (re) construction examines how the temple may have looked like if finished in the two most popular architectural styles of its time. This project combines both photogrammetry and 3D modeling for the purposes of creating a guide to Classical Greek temple architecture.

"storyboarding" how the experience should pan out

conceptual video of how this experience could function as a teaching tool

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