Importance of Digital Techniques of Documentation for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage

Danesh, Mohammad Moein; Rajabi, Ahmad

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-74482-3_32

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“…H-BIM enables the management of historical building geometry and, in particular, the planning of the restoration process. Working in the H-BIM environment aims to build more complex models from 2D drawings [9,[46][47][48][49]. The H-BIM approach manages building attraction and deterioration data or information analysis to sustain material and structure characterization and protection response measures in diverse scenarios [31,42,50].…”

Section: Historical Building Information Modeling (H-bim)mentioning

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Point Cloud-Based Historical Building Information Modeling (H-BIM) in Urban Heritage Documentation Studies

Karasaka

Ulutaş

2023

Sustainability

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Integrating building information modeling (BIM) technology into historical and cultural heritage structures has resulted in historic building information modeling (H-BIM), an effective method for managing and documenting invaluable historical artifacts. H-BIM has the potential to aid with the design, restoration, and maintenance activities of historical buildings by properly integrating parametric data and deliberately assessing semantic information, thus progressing the 3D model’s performance. H-BIM also aims to conduct cultural heritage (CH) studies in a systematic manner by combining 3D modeling techniques and information management. The first step in this process is to conduct a suitable geomatic survey to build accurate 3D models. The most efficient modeling method is to employ 3D point cloud data that are acquired using the terrestrial laser scanning method. This study proposes a manual modeling strategy for urban historical buildings that falls within the scope of the H-BIM methodology. The proposed modeling strategy follows a workflow that inserts point cloud data into the BIM environment in order to create a 3D urban cultural heritage model using ontologies applied with the H-BIM methodology. With this objective in mind, the H-BIM model development platform Revit was used to model the object elements of the inheritance structure in 3D and save them in the BIM library. It is very important to model building elements separately in 3D modeling studies. The resulting BIM product sheds light on fundamental data for the future planning, design, operation, and maintenance processes of the building. Users can obtain data suitable for H-BIM by adding graphical and non-graphical data.

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Section: Historical Building Information Modeling (H-bim)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Point Cloud-Based Historical Building Information Modeling (H-BIM) in Urban Heritage Documentation Studies

Karasaka

Ulutaş

2023

Sustainability

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“…Heritage 2023, 6 7032 and textures [11][12][13][14][15], but also the understanding of values, characteristics and performances by specialists who are foremost involved in architectural diagnosis and conservation, rather than in remote sensing sciences [16][17][18][19].…”

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confidence: 99%

Condition Assessment of Heritage Buildings via Photogrammetry: A Scoping Review from the Perspective of Decision Makers

De Fino,

Galantucci,

Fatiguso

2023

Heritage

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In recent years, advanced digital technologies have driven an outstanding paradigm shift in the field of architectural heritage, particularly for building modelling, historical documentation and touristic promotion. Nonetheless, they show great potentialities in the field of assessment and control of the state of conservation of heritage buildings. In particular, close-range and aerial photogrammetry have increasingly relied on low-cost and user-friendly tools and procedures, with a high degree of automation that makes them accessible to specialists who are foremost involved in architectural diagnosis and conservation, rather than in remote sensing sciences. In this framework, this paper provides a scoping review of 117 publications, based on the PRISMA protocol, from Scopus and Web of Science databases, related to the employment of photogrammetric models and methods, with specific focus on the targets and purposes of the diagnostic process, including decay mapping, structural monitoring and modelling, non-destructive investigation and multi-source documentation. In detail, the results point out that current studies mainly support robust processing of large amounts of information from direct observation of surface alterations, systematic correlation between materials, construction characteristics, visible anomalies and experimental measurements, as well as multi-disciplinary collaborative workflows through remote inspection and harmonized data management. Further improvements were identified, including standardization of acquisition procedures, automatization of elaboration pipelines, integration of real-time data, validation of diagnosis decision-making support tools and scalability to networks of assets.

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“…The digital transformation in the sector of safeguarding and enhancing Cultural Heritage (CH), intended both as a process aimed at the creation of entities and databases, and as a result of the application of specific technologies, can be a key factor to respond in a holistic, collaborative and integrated way to the constantly changing needs moved by the global challenges that impact on cultural and natural heritage, given their fragility and limited adaptive capacity (Europeana, 2020;Barbuti and De Bari, 2020). The positive and innovative support provided by digitisation is recognised in many areas including, for example, administration, management and maintenance, active monitoring of environmental degradation and risk assessment, the reconstruction of damaged or destroyed CH assets, and the preser-vation of memory (Danesh and Rajabi, 2022). Among the most rapidly and significantly evolving technologies, 3D digitisation, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Augmented Reality (AV) and Virtual Reality (VR) allow effective forms of visualisation but, above all, they enable integration between spatial data and other historical and/or dynamic information, thus generating new content.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Il positivo e innovativo supporto fornito dalla digitalizzazione è riconosciuto in molteplici ambiti che includono, ad esempio, le attività di amministrazione, gestione e manutenzione, il monitoraggio attivo del degrado ambientale e la valutazione dei rischi connessi, la ricostruzione dei beni danneggiati o andati distrutti, e la conservazione della memoria (Danesh and Rajabi, 2022).…”

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The 4CH project and enabling technologies for safeguarding the Cultural Heritage

Boeri

Orlandi

Roversi

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The use of digital technologies is an open and very rapidly evolving field of investigation and experimentation. This paper addresses their role in Cultural Heritage (CH) safeguarding activities, drawing on the research results of the H2020 project “4CH-Competence Centre for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage” (CC) [GA 101004468]. 4CH moves from the human-centric vision of digital transformation, advocated by the EU, and envisages an interdisciplinary approach, combining theoretical and practical knowledge, all in support of a reflection on the role of enabling technologies, the new skills associated with them, the CH preservation and enhancement related approaches, and their integration into the established technical culture.

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Importance of Digital Techniques of Documentation for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage

Cited by 5 publications

References 41 publications

Point Cloud-Based Historical Building Information Modeling (H-BIM) in Urban Heritage Documentation Studies

Point Cloud-Based Historical Building Information Modeling (H-BIM) in Urban Heritage Documentation Studies

Condition Assessment of Heritage Buildings via Photogrammetry: A Scoping Review from the Perspective of Decision Makers

The 4CH project and enabling technologies for safeguarding the Cultural Heritage

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