CRISTAL: Graphic Output

Using the information that has been recorded, assembled, and
analyzed by the three previous stages of the methodology, the
complex 2-D and 3-D graphic characteristics of architectural
resources can then be represented by computer aided design models
and drawings.  As-built drawings can be assembled and annotated
with dimension strings and details that represent a complete,
graphic record of the existing structure.  The measured drawings
also provide a foundation for the development of construction
documents that can facilitate maintenance, restoration, and
adaptive use projects.  

The generation of CADD drawings represents the final component in
the integrated videographic system of architectural data
acquisition, analysis, and graphic representation.  Considered as
a whole, the proposed videographic method reflects the effective
resource recording, management, analysis, and representational
advantages that the image processing technologies hold for the
architecture profession.  The comprehensive information base
assembled by the appropriate application of these technological
tools can facilitate resolution of routine and cyclic
maintenance, rehabilitation, and new construction issues.

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