The subject that we have undertaken:

• Topographic documentation
• Historical – Architectural Documentation
• Diagnostic Research
• Structural Study
• Implementation of Reinforcement & Maintenance Rehabilitation Operations
• Establishment of a Reference Network & placing photostables as well as control points for the laser scanner
• Laser Scanning Capture of the interior of the Catholic Church and its surroundings
• Photography using a special Drone of the interior of Katholikos
• Laser Scanning of the upper cross-section of Stavrotholi, area of ​​the south wall above the cross-section
• Crossguard Laser Scanning and connection to Sanctuary area

Final Products:

• General Horizontography – floor Plan
• Horizontal sections every 2 meters of the northern and southern walls of the Temple
• The first widthwise (on a north-south axis) vertical section is desired to intersect the walls approximately in the middle of their length
• The second widthwise (on a north-south axis) vertical section in the area of ​​the iconostasis should be located in the space between the two rows of pillars
• Plan floor level above the crowning of the iconostasis to show the metal mesh
• Bottom
• Intermediate horizontal sections (plans) on accessible levels (2-3)
• Two longitudinal sections of the existing situation looking north and south
• Six cross-sections of the existing situation: four (4) in the main temple and two in the sanctuary area

3D Model:

• Theoretical Geometric Model with wall thicknesses and volumes for calculating loads
• 3D Photorealistic Model (per independent area)

Orthoimages:

• View of south surface of north wall
• View of north surface of north wall (if available due to materials)
• View of south surface of south wall
• View of north surface of south wall
• View of the west surface of the iconostasis
• View of the eastern surface of the iconostasis