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MONITORING & PHOTOGRAMMETRY DEPARTMENT

Before starting any conservation or preservation works for historical buildings, a complete photographic and architectural documentation for existing conditions should be proceeded.

This department is equipped with:

Photogrammetry System:

Photogrammetry is the technique of obtaining information about physical objects by recording, measuring and interpreting pictures and digital illustrations using non-contact systems. It is an efficient tool for spatial point determination in architectural documentation. All the available information in image and object space may be introduce in a combined adjustment compliant high precision and reliability.

Photogrammetric recording process enables the application of convenient and flexible imaging systems based on professional photographic technology.


Surveying system:

Surveying Monitoring system by using:

Thiodolite Unit  

Total Station

Normal measuring tools

Laptop Computers

Cracks Monitoring System:

Structure monitoring system is to be used for multi component analysis of dynamic and static parameters for different types of cracks.
Measuring data can be recorded, collected and transferred over the entire observation period. The system is able to make analysis of dynamic and static structural reactions. In this way a comprehensive  information about cracks condition over the observation period can be achieved.


For More Information Contact:

Center For Conservation & Preservation of Islamic Architectural Heritage, CIAH
85, Ramsis Street, P.O.Box.: 764 (11511) Cairo, Egypt
Tel: +20 2 2575-2495 / 2575-2477 / 2577-6122
FAX: +20 2 2574-8872
Internet: info@ciah.biz


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