De la digitalización laser hacia el H-BIM: un caso de estudio

Rossi, Adriana Vitorino; Iglesias, Luís Manuel Palmero; Palmieri, Umberto

doi:10.4995/ega.2020.12835

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“…The BIM User's Guide defines the information required for a BIM model, considering the intended use of the architectural modeling, because its objective will not always be the building. Some recent studies in the field of the application of new technologies in architectural surveys have been aimed at verifying their usefulness in meeting the levels of development required by BIM in an architectural restoration project (Rossi et al 2020). The objective of a BIM modeling can be a survey of an archaeological site, but it can also be to carry out an energy study or to assess the visual impact of a building on the landscape (BuildingSMART Spanish Chapter 2014a).…”

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Suitability of the Spanish Open Public Cartographic Resources for BIM Site Modeling

López-Sanvicente

Muñoz

Heras

et al. 2021

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The possibility of accessing free cartographic resources on the internet instead of creating their own digital object representation is a big advantage for architecture and engineering professionals in the surveying process of a construction or restoration project. The use of these products must be carried out with the guarantee that the precision of the site representation made from them is adapted to the level of detail required by each phase of the project. This paper compares graphically and statistically the accuracy of the topographic surfaces we can get from the LIDAR point clouds and the Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) of the National Centre for Geographic Information (CNIG by its Spanish acronym) that in Spain are available on the internet free of charge. We will use as a reference surface for comparison, the topographic map of the Digital Model Elevation (DEM) from the images captured by an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) processed with software based on algorithms of Structure from Motion (SfM). The study case for this comparative research will be the graphical survey of an archaeological site of funerary architecture made in 1939 during the Spanish Civil War. The monument is located near the city of Burgos (Spain) in an area with difficult access and restricted airspace, which makes difficult the fieldwork. The modeling of the surface has great importance for the graphic survey of the site, because its architectural configuration is adapted to the steep slope of the hillside. The purpose of this research is to check, if the surfaces provided through the Spanish open public cartographic resources are accurate enough to replace the mapping from UAV photogrammetry. Finally, if the outcomes can be extrapolated for widespread use of these resources for the site modeling of a project, according to the requirements of the different levels of development defined in the Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology.

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Suitability of the Spanish Open Public Cartographic Resources for BIM Site Modeling

López-Sanvicente

Muñoz

Heras

et al. 2021

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“…Resulta importante recalcar que la aplicación del Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) en edificios históricos, resulta ideal cuando la cantidad de información que se debe analizar es lo suficientemente amplia para poder justificar su utilización, interrelacionando los datos obtenidos y planificando previamente la metodología que se va a aplicar en el inmueble, consiguiendo un nivel de desarrollo (LOD) efectivo Ibid (pag. 9), sin olvidar que la aplicación de modelos 3d a través de escaneo láser o con algún otro método para su levantamiento, significa llevar no solo la representación del inmueble, pues se apoya la investigación analítica de la información que se puede recopilar con estos trabajos y posteriormente ser aplicada en la metodología planteada en el HBIM (Rossi, 2020), durante el ciclo de vida del proyecto y aplicación del mismo (Sánchez Lite, 2019).…”

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La tecnología aplicada a la reconversión y restauración de inmuebles

Lagarda-García

Lozada-Amador²,

Pérez-Martínez³

et al. 2022

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El presente artículo, aborda algunos de los adelantos tecnológicos disponibles en el proceso de reconversión y en general en la intervención de inmuebles catalogados y no catalogados, que se consideran de tipo no invasivo a la estructura del edificio y que permiten recabar información del estado de conservación, detalles y características tanto físicas como históricas; con estos datos aplicar los resultados en el proceso del tipo de trabajo que se designe, así mismo, se hace hincapié en la importancia de que la tecnología esté al alcance de la población, toda vez que el costo de aplicar los nuevos adelantos, tienden a ser excesivos y hasta cierto punto, elitistas, al ser procedimientos poco conocidos o por el hecho de no estar popularizados, ciertos aspectos quedan fuera de presupuesto para las empresas, las cuales continúan operando con procesos tradicionales y los resultados pueden llegar a pasar por alto puntos específicos necesarios en el desarrollo de los trabajos.

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“…On the data acquired by capturing the point cloud with Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS -Fig. 3) [12], the accuracy of the "unstructured" model [13] was based and reconstructed (Fig 4). Reliable values, in terms of accuracy and precision, represent the complexity of the existing heritage in BIM applications [14].…”

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Between Memory and Reason: The Brick Wall

Rossi,

Palmero,

Gonizzi Barsanti

et al. 2024

Tema

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Architecture responds to the social dynamics of uses, articulating the nature of the environment in which it is projected with the complex nature of human needs. In the present case, the culture handed down is based on the tectonic ingenuity and creativity of the designer who interprets and merges the concept of resistance (effective) with that of enveloping (affective) in the case study. The embrici we find on the domes of Vietri (Italy), or the architectural completion elements mentioned in this article, are examples that anticipate the adaptation of brickwork. The result is an unprecedented correlation between place, form, and material. This article describes the path from the survey of the Solimene façade to the governing of some acquired parameters. The pair of Vitruvian memory decor/distributio proposes a methodological approach for the geometric-compositional reconfiguration of the same typological family of brick infill walls. In continuity with the development of local tradition, the modification of the wall texture is managed to meet local needs and provide customised functional and aesthetic solutions.

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De la digitalización laser hacia el H-BIM: un caso de estudio

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Suitability of the Spanish Open Public Cartographic Resources for BIM Site Modeling

Suitability of the Spanish Open Public Cartographic Resources for BIM Site Modeling

La tecnología aplicada a la reconversión y restauración de inmuebles

Between Memory and Reason: The Brick Wall

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