Engaging institutions in crowdsourcing close-range photogrammetry models of urban cultural heritage

What is it about?

The research explores if loosely distributing photogrammetry work that partially simulates an unorganised crowdsourcing activity can generate complete models of a site that meets the criteria set by the needs of a heritage site. It involves distributing tasks between stakeholders and local volunteers. It uses close-range photogrammetry for reconstructing the entire heritage site in 3D, and outlines achievable digitisation activities in the crowdsourced, close-range photogrammetry of a temple within a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Penang, Malaysia.

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