SURVEY PLANNING FOR DOCUMENTATION OF A MONUMENT FOR THE UNDERSTANDING, PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION

Abstract. The three-dimensional (3D) preservation and repair of historic sites are increasingly in practice using modelling digital documentation. This study focuses on replacing conventional techniques historical documentation by creating a procedure employing laser scanning for 3D mapping monument located Prayagraj, India. To quickly record the entire structure, four stations were planned, where three facades one interior. A structure its elements dimension that included structural, architectural, historical, non-engineering information was end product. Researchers, architects, conservationists can use this scanning-based technique to analyze data great detail identify weaknesses conservation requirements. In order preserve monument's cultural relevance, it also be used virtual tours. Digital provide an accurate restoration needs, protecting from human- or natural-caused damage. Overall, Modelling valuable tools heritage conservation, providing comprehensive records aiding practical plans while making accessible broader societies.