possibility to preview the past in the same way old maps or sketches would have.
The development of many cities and regions in recent years is almost uncontrollable and historical information is often absent. It was shown that it is possible to join
different image data sources. From image time series it is possible extract historical
information about cities. In this case project, the final classification based on land
use technology is very simple, because we did not have any additional information
at our disposal (but they do exist).
The second part deals with the mapping of Erbil’s city centre. A new vector map
of Al-Qala Citadel was created based on satellite images. Next, an accurate,
dynamic, and photorealistic virtual model of the citadel was made. The 3D model
of the citadel is based on photogrammetric surveying and vector mapping such as
on advanced virtual presentation technology.
Acknowledgement This project was supported with a grant from the Ministry of Education,
Youth and Sports (# MSM6840770040), Czech Republic.
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