Khulgun Ochirsukh
Geoinformatica Polonica, Vol. 18 (2019), 2019, pp. 135-144
https://doi.org/10.4467/21995923GP.19.011.11578The development of information technologies has made the presentation of engineering objects in the form of spatial visualizations more common. This applies primarily to historical objects made available for tourism, which in practice increases their attractiveness to the recipients. Known from the literature, the pseudo-spatial (on the plane) studies of the historic “Wieliczka” Salt Mine are examples of masterpieces of engineering graphics, but they are one-time works, due to the technology of the model construction, as well as the complexity of the model and the number of details presented (after-exploitation chambers and tunnels). Today, CAD software programs (AutoCAD, Microstation) allow you to generate models of all kinds of objects, based on archival and present documentation of data from geodetic or photogrammetric measurements. The degree of model generalization depends on the number and accuracy of the data sources used. One of the popular programs in the field of engineering graphics is program AutoCAD from Autodesk, which was used for modeling, based on the cartographic documentation of the spatial model of the “Bochnia” Salt Mine’s current state.