A Brief Introduction
Spanning across the northern and southern arms of the mighty Danube River, the Stone Bridge is one of the most prominent landmarks in the city of Regensburg. The Stone Bridge remained the river’s only crossing for more than 800 years, acting as a vital traffic artery between the great centers of Ulm and Vienna, as well as central junction between northern France and much of the rest of Europe. As the oldest stone bridge in Germany to remain relatively unchanged, the continual preservation of this masterpiece of medieval architecture is of the utmost importance.
Statement of Data QualityThe historic Stone Bridge was fully documented in high-resolution to aid restoration work on the aging bridge. A 3D model was also created from the data set to perform structural analyses. Both terminuses, the southern side in particular, were also partially documented to provide contextual information.
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