Commission V, WG V/2 KEY WORDS : 3D surveying, multi-sensor, Borobudur temple, heritage documentation, photogrammetry The Borobudur temple (Indonesia) is one of the greatest Buddhist monuments in the world, now listed as an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The present state of the temple is the result of restorations after being exposed to natural disasters several times. Today there is still a growing rate of deterioration of the building stones whose causes need further researches. M onitoring programs, supported at institutional level, have been effectively executed to observe the problem. The paper presents the latest efforts to digitally document the Borobudur Temple and its surrounding area in 3D with photogrammetric techniques. UAV and terrestrial images were acquired to completely digitize the temple, produce DEM , orthoimages and maps at 1:100 and 1:1000 scale. The results of the project are now employed by the local government organizations to manage the heritage area and plan new policies for the conservation and preservation of the UNESCO site. In order to help data management and policy makers, a web-based information system of the heritage area was also built to visualize and easily access all the data and achieved 3D results.
One research paper discussed the digitizing of the Borobudur temple REF using a similar multi-sensor and multi-scale approach.
Digital 3D Borobudur – Integration of 3D surveying and modeling techniques
ISPRS - International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences
Engineering