Digitization and archiving of turkish motives by photogrammatical methods

For ages, humanity has exploited every opportunity to leave an imprint on history. What is meant to be told is sometimes transferred to cave walls, sometimes to rocks, and sometimes to rugs or carpets, according to this viewpoint. It is critical to document previous generations' cultural heritage in order to raise protection awareness in society, increase the culture and knowledge level of society, and ensure the survival of cultural heritages that have been destroyed or destroyed for various reasons. Furthermore, the documentation procedure ensures that cultural heritage is passed along to future generations. People and individuals bear significant obligations in carrying out the essential tasks for all of this. Motifs, like words in a phrase, are particularly crucial at this point. Those who understand the meaning of the motifs can grasp and interpret the essence of these woven carpets or kilims. Carpets and kilims are works of art that indicate the socio-cultural framework of the period as well as the person or individuals who created them. Carpets and kilims, in this sense, hold a mirror to the past. The motifs in carpets and kilims combine their own symbolism with figural connotations, giving the object spiritual depth and uniqueness. It also provides the item with a personality. It would not be incorrect to say that the symbols and motifs in question reflect the beliefs and habits of persons who weave traditional carpets and kilims. Because of the applicability of newly developed technologies, the images to be acquired with the Photogrammetry method will be processed and the Photomodeler software will be utilized in this context to make these document-like motifs permanent. Photomodeler is used in this study to store digital data by measuring it from photos.