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Novel digital paradigms to support the Architectural Heritage knowledge process
In the field of the documentation process for supporting conservation activities of Architectural Heritage (AH), it is necessary to reach a deep and complete knowledge evaluating the history, physical configuration, condition assessment, and cultural conditions in terms of social, political, and economic aspects, in relation to the building and the environment in which it is located, in order to determine precise protective measures. However, today, the ambiguity of workflows in the knowledge process, the fragmentation of previous documentation, located in paper and digital archives, and the use of inadequate tools make the conservation process very critical. The risk consists of errors in the assessment of intervention strategies with repercussions on the economic and social system producing the loss of value to the heritage asset. In accordance with what is stated in the "London Charter" (2009) - which establishes general methodological principles for digital visualization applications in the field of research and communication of AH - undoubtedly the technological contribution can change the way of perceiving the representation of the historic manufacts. Indeed, the introduction of huge digital archives, that can store data deriving from the different types of information, may enrich the 3D models better defining the historical heritage itself. The development of Computer Vision and digital modelling techniques has enabled increasingly exploiting ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) technologies, and specifically, information systems in the Heritage field. Virtual 2 repositories allow more effective control over the documentation process permitting the storage of different and heterogeneous data produced on built heritage. Specifically, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is defined as a complete digital reproduction of an architecture that contains the attributes of digital parametric models. Its introduction into the world of representation has radically changed the meaning of three-dimensional ...
Novel digital paradigms to support the Architectural Heritage knowledge process
In the field of the documentation process for supporting conservation activities of Architectural Heritage (AH), it is necessary to reach a deep and complete knowledge evaluating the history, physical configuration, condition assessment, and cultural conditions in terms of social, political, and economic aspects, in relation to the building and the environment in which it is located, in order to determine precise protective measures. However, today, the ambiguity of workflows in the knowledge process, the fragmentation of previous documentation, located in paper and digital archives, and the use of inadequate tools make the conservation process very critical. The risk consists of errors in the assessment of intervention strategies with repercussions on the economic and social system producing the loss of value to the heritage asset. In accordance with what is stated in the "London Charter" (2009) - which establishes general methodological principles for digital visualization applications in the field of research and communication of AH - undoubtedly the technological contribution can change the way of perceiving the representation of the historic manufacts. Indeed, the introduction of huge digital archives, that can store data deriving from the different types of information, may enrich the 3D models better defining the historical heritage itself. The development of Computer Vision and digital modelling techniques has enabled increasingly exploiting ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) technologies, and specifically, information systems in the Heritage field. Virtual 2 repositories allow more effective control over the documentation process permitting the storage of different and heterogeneous data produced on built heritage. Specifically, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is defined as a complete digital reproduction of an architecture that contains the attributes of digital parametric models. Its introduction into the world of representation has radically changed the meaning of three-dimensional ...
Novel digital paradigms to support the Architectural Heritage knowledge process
2022-01-01
doi:10.60576/poliba/iris/musicco-antonella_phd2022
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