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| Planimetric Surveys |
| Experience coupled with the lastest technology mean that we are able to
conduct precise, rapid
and economic planimetric
surveys. We complement the attractive presentation of planimetric images with other resources, such as the generationof high-quality orthophotos, very useful for subsequent archæological or architectonic works, also developed by Artemisa, such as stratigraphic elevations and diagnoses of masonry faces (study of pathologies, interventions, constructive stages, typologies…). Moreover, planimetric surveys serve as the basis for: • The creation of models, which can represent the actual state of a building, its possible interventions, and the reconstruction of a ruined building. • Computer presentations and 3D visualizations. We provide services to architectural studios, developers, restoration and construction firms, public and ecclesiastical authorities, archæological firms, etc. |
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High Cloister of Burgos Cathedral |
 Digitization,
creation of orthophotos and
planimetric restitution of the High
Cloister of Burgos Cathedral. |
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Temple of Debod, Madrid |
 Planimetric
survey,
infography and codification of the ashlar blocks of the Temple of
Debod, a gift from Egypt, which were transported to Spain in 1968. |
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Municipal Library of Burgos |
 Vectorization
on a coloured
point cloud of the old Hospital of Saint John, home to the municipal
Library of Burgos until its demolition. Numbering and cataloguing of
the masonry blocks of the façade for its reconstruction. |
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St Philip's Castle, Ferrol |
 Full
data collection of St.
Philip's Castle, Ferrol, with a phase-shift laser scanner, made
available to the architect, Iago Seara, to perform the
planimetry
of
the monument. In the image, a planar view of the scanned image in colour. |
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Hermitage of la Rebolleda, Burgos |
 Planimetric
survey and
breakdown of the masonry blocks on the façade of the
Hermitage
of la Rebollada, to the north of the city of Burgos. |
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