Kartini, Gusti Ayu Jessy and Gumilar, Irwan and Abidin, Hasanuddin Z. and Tamrin, Reynaldi A. and Dwisatria, Mohamad I. and Nabil, Rasendriya (2021) MULTI-SENSOR DATA ACQUISITION AT BUKIT PAWON (WEST JAVA) TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE. Buletin of Geology, 6 (2). pp. 1019-1025. ISSN e-ISSN 2580 - 0752

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Abstract

Currently, surveying and mapping technology for data collection is rapidly evolving. Using various sensors, one can obtain thousands to millions of coordinate points that represent the shape of a surface in a single measurement. The advancement of this technology is extremely beneficial for a variety of purposes, including the preservation of cultural heritage. The goal of this study is to use multiple sensors to get information about the shape of Pawon Cave and Stone Garden, which can help protect cultural heritage in Bukit Pawon, West Java. Utilizing geospatial technology, including Terrestrial Laser Scanner (TLS), Handheld Laser Scanner (HLS), and Airborne Laser Scanner (ALS), this research was conducted in the Bukit Pawon region of West Java (ALS). The multi-sensor acquisition generates data in the form of a point cloud. TLS was able to acquire the majority of the Pawon Cave and Batu Park areas terrestrially, and HLS could be used to scan areas that were missed by TLS. Using UAV Photogrammetry, ALS was able to determine the general shape of Batu Park through the point cloud coloring process.

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