THE USE OF 3D SCANNING AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY TECHNIQUES IN THE CASE
STUDY OF THE ROMAN THEATRE OF NIKOPOLIS. SURVEYING, VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATION STUDY.

Bilis, T.; Kouimtzoglou, T.; Magnisali, M.; Tokmakidis, P.

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLII-2-W3-97-2017

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THE USE OF 3D SCANNING AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY TECHNIQUES IN THE CASE STUDY OF THE ROMAN THEATRE OF NIKOPOLIS. SURVEYING, VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTION AND RESTORATION STUDY.

T. Bilis, T. Kouimtzoglou, M. Magnisali, and P. Tokmakidis

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