Structural deformations of the Visigothic church of Sant Miquel de Terrassa
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.66776Keywords:
Sant Miquel de Terrassa, Visigothic, Romanesque, photogrammetry, terrestrial laser scanner, masonry, deformationsAbstract
The paper presents the detailed analysis of the current state of structural deformations of a Visigothic funerary church with a square floor plan and an “inscribed” Greek cross is made. The laser scanner documentation constitutes the metric base that facilitates the identification of the variations suffered by the factory based on an optimal and theoretical stage of the original building. The results allow us to deepen in the understanding of the historical evolution of the building, as well as to establish a comparative point for future structural monitoring actions.
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