2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-13695-0_67
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Informing Historical Preservation with the Use of Non-destructive Diagnostic Techniques: A Case Study at Ecab, Quintana Roo, Mexico

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“…More precisely, in 2012 TLS was employed to measure the morphology of small quadrants of the East Mound landscape located south and north of the North Area. This data were subsequently interpolated with magnetometry and GPR prospections elaborated by the University of Siena and the University of Southampton (Campana et al 2013) (Hess et al 2014). The goal of the project was to deploy an array of non-destructive technologies such as Terrestrial laser scanning, stereo panoramas, high-resolution imagery, aerial photography, and thermal imaging to digitally document the site.…”
Section: Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…More precisely, in 2012 TLS was employed to measure the morphology of small quadrants of the East Mound landscape located south and north of the North Area. This data were subsequently interpolated with magnetometry and GPR prospections elaborated by the University of Siena and the University of Southampton (Campana et al 2013) (Hess et al 2014). The goal of the project was to deploy an array of non-destructive technologies such as Terrestrial laser scanning, stereo panoramas, high-resolution imagery, aerial photography, and thermal imaging to digitally document the site.…”
Section: Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The goal of the project was to deploy an array of non-destructive technologies such as Terrestrial laser scanning, stereo panoramas, high-resolution imagery, aerial photography, and thermal imaging to digitally document the site. Survey data were provided to Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) to develop a site conservation plan (Hess et al 2014). In a very short time span of only two days, a FARO Focus 3D scanner was used to measure more that 800 million points of the built structures at Ecab and conduct visual and structural diagnostics off-site and serve as a digital scaffolding for other the digital data collected on site.…”
Section: Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these areas of application, thermography can be used to monitor energy losses, map areas of moisture, and detect delamination and cracks. These inspection techniques are well documented [1,3,9,10,11] and extremely important, especially as structures age; it is crucial to monitor structures to detect damage and flaws early and take corrective actions before the damage has progressed or significant energy is wasted. Thermography presents a non-destructive approach for detecting warning signs and identifying issues that may not be visible to the human eye [11].…”
Section: Thermography For Structural Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Segundo Hess et al (2014), é difícil prescrever um conjunto padrão de diretrizes e técnicas para a inspeção, análise e documentação diagnósticas das construções históricas, devido à variedade de tipologias, significância cultural e os avanços tecnológicos. Por outro lado, Kühl (2012) salienta que a restauração, especificamente: (...) possui metodologia, princípios teóricos e procedimentos técnico-operacionais que lhe são próprios e resultam da reflexão sobre os motivos pelos quais se preserva e de experimentações plurisseculares; o que varia, na prática, porém, são os meios postos em ação -são variadíssimos -, quando se passa à parte operacional.…”
Section: Inspeção Das Construções Históricas: Técnicas E Métodosunclassified