, reports that work has begun on the pilot project for high-precision 3D surveying and analysis for the research and conservation of the
The actions undertaken include high-precision 3D data surveying using drones equipped with laser scanners and portable devices.
The aim is to produce topographic plans, virtual models, interactive maps, digital records, and technical conservation plans to help strengthen measures to address the passage of time, natural phenomena, and tourism pressure, Machu Picchu National Archaeological Park Chief Cesar Medina explained.
Specialized training
This project also includes specialized training for Machu Picchu National Archaeological Park's technical staff in the use of these innovative tools, as well as the transfer of technological equipment, which will become property of the DDC Cusco, to ensure the continuity of monitoring and conservation work in the coming years.
Through these actions, the DDC Cusco, JICA, and Futaba Inc. are joining and strengthening efforts to ensure that the llaqta of Machu Picchu remains a symbol of our history, as well as a source of pride for Peru and humanity.