Korumaz, MustafaKorumaz, Armağan Güleç2020-03-262020-03-262010Korumaz, M., Korumaz, A. G., (2010). Reproduction of Turkish Traditional Wall-Painting Using Close Range Photogrammetry, a Case Study in Gaziantep. Proceedings of the Isprs Commission V Mid-term Symposium Close Range Image Measurement Techniques, (38), 367-371.2194-9034https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12395/25227ISPRS-Commission V Mid-Term Symposium on Close Range Image Measurement Technique -- JUN 21-24, 2010 -- Newcastle upon Tyne, ENGLANDWall-paintings are widespread used decorative elements in traditional Turkish architecture. They reflect cultural situation of the period they were made and enrich indoor space with their color, pattern and their history in paintings that is why they should be conserved. In restoration process of historical buildings, these indoor space elements should be provisionally documented and researched. As results of these researches structural condition of the paintings are made and according to these results intervention decisions are produced in decision making process. In this process, while some pictures are not being touched because of being in good condition, some pictures need to be restored. As result of deformation on the walls and pictures, some pictures need to be reproduced. In this study, photogrammetric researches and documentation of some wall-paintings of Gaziantep will be made with photometric techniques. Besides, scope of this study to get documentation with their original color and pattern by using laser scanner and to get orhophoto of these wall-paintings. The importance of orthophotos will be mentioned for reproducing the wall-painting on its original place or restoring them. In this study, importance of using photogrammetric methods in documentation of wall-painting as an architectural documentation will be highlighted.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessClose Range PhotogrammetryTraditional Wall-paintingsReproductionConference Object38367371N/AWOS:000345375500065N/A