Przemysław Klapa

associate professor

Uniwersytet Jagielloński w Krakowie

Poland

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Przemysław Klapa is an associate professor at Uniwersytet Rolniczy im Hugona Kołłątaja w Krakowie, Poland. His research areas include 3D heritage reconstruction, geospatial data integration, and photogrammetry. He has published numerous articles focusing on the application of advanced surveying techniques and remote sensing data in various case studies, highlighting the importance of standardization in 3D building modeling and the effective use of multi-source data.

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Articles (17)

3D Heritage Reconstruction Through HBIM and Multi-Source Data Fusion: Geometric Change Analysis Across Decades

Integrating surveying, photogrammetric, and remote sensing data to generate large-scale maps

The Integration of Geospatial Data for the BIM-Based Inventory of a Skatepark—A Case Study

Standardisation in 3D building modelling: Terrestrial and mobile laser scanning level of detail

Determination of G2 Erosion Model Parameters With Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Data

Laboratory Tests of Metrological Characteristics of a Non-Repetitive Low-Cost Mobile Handheld Laser Scanner

Multi-Platform Collaboration in Integrated Surveying: Ensuring Completeness and Reliability of Geospatial Data—A Case Study

Use of terrestrial laser scanning point cloud in the inventory of Mechowo Caves

Acquisition and Processing Data from UAVs in the Process of Generating 3D Models for Solar Potential Analysis

Integration of terrestrial laser scanning and uav-based photogrammetry for heritage building information modelling

Inventory of historical polychrome using photogrammetric methods

Surveying and cartographic aspects of utility networks in Slovakia and Poland

Synergy of Geospatial Data from TLS and UAV for Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM)

TLS point cloud as a data source for multi-lod of 3D models

The use of terrestrial laser scanning in the preservation of valuable architectural objects

Influence of DEM Elaboration Methods on the USLE Model Topographical Factor Parameter on Steep Slopes

Reduction of Circular Arcs in European Cadastral Systems—The Proposal of a Solution Referring to the Recommendations of the INSPIRE Data Specification on Cadastral Parcels

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Tadeusz Gargula

Bartosz Mitka

Pelagia Gawronek

Monika Mika

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