3D Research Challenges in Cultural Heritage

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“…Geomatics nowadays can offer many techniques devoted to the digitalization, the documentation and the management of objects related to archaeology and built heritage (e.g. Ioannides & Quak, 2014;Tucci, Bonora, Conti, & Fiorini, 2017;Balletti, Bertellini, Gottardi, & Guerra, 2019;Bitelli et al, 2019;Girelli, Tini, Dellapasqua, & Bitelli, 2019) and the management of these data inside interdisciplinary researches is of increasing interest.…”

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The Complex of Santa Croce in Ravenna as a Case Study: Integration of 3d Techniques for Surveying and Monitoring of a Historical Site

Bitelli

Barbieri

Girelli

et al. 2021

Proceedings ARQUEOLÓGICA 2.0 - 9th International Congress &Amp; 3rd GEORES - GEOmatics and pREServation

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Over the last decades, climate change has brought more and more challenges to managers of cultural heritage and researchers. The increasing effects of natural hazards on assets have required the development of a new protocol of techniques and methodologies for the monitoring of Cultural Heritage and the adoption of management plans adapted to the new challenges at every stage of risk management. The work here presented aims at providing an insight of the work undertaken under the framework of the H2020 SHELTER project, to showcase the first steps of the multi-disciplinary research conducted in one of the project’s case studies, the complex of Santa Croce in Ravenna, Italy. The paper provides the presentation of the case study and the description of the surveying activities with some first results, to provide a preliminary assessment of the site criticalities to be addressed in the future activities in the area, in line with the EU project expected outcomes.

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