The aim of this study was to demonstrate the possibility of using data from the terrestrial laser scanning and presentation of the course of works when creating visualization from the cloud of points, and to show the benefits of using laser scanning technology in the presentation of a historic building with the specification of its most interesting elements. The terrestrial scans used in this work were acquired thanks to courtesy of two companies: WROGEO from Wroclaw and TERRA MAP Ltd. from Krakow. The objects of the studie were: the Warmia Bishops castle located in Lidzbark and the crypt located in the Archcathedral Basilica in Przemysl. Visualization covers: The castle chapel, The Great Refectory, The Chapter House, The underground of the castle, Surrounding of the castle. Measurement works were made using a FARO Focus 3D scanner, made available by the WROGEO Company from Wroclaw.
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