The BIM Model for Existing Building Heritage: From the Geometric Data Acquisition to the Information Management

Giannattasio, Carlo; Papa, Lia Maria; D’Agostino, Pierpaolo; D’Auria, S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-47979-4_28

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“…Developing digital twins (Grives, 2015) for Cultural Heritage management and conservation requires an integrated and multidisciplinary cognitive approach, a method recommended and already widely applied in the field of heritage conservation (Bruno et al 2022;Jouan and Hallot, 2020). The GIS Georeferenced Information Tool represents a solution to extend, as a future project, the documentation to other buildings of the University of Pavia and connect them into a single system, which can be integrated with BIM and H-BIM detailed modelling (Giannattasio et al, 2020;Batarin et al, 2014;Dell'Amico, 2021;Pocobelli et al, 2018;Ruffino et al, 2019).…”

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Documentation, conservation, and reuse planning activities for disused cultural heritage

Doria

Morandotti

2023

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The present contribution illustrates the documentation and setting up of a digital database of a portion of Bellisomi-Vistarino Palace in Pavia (Italy), a relevant historical asset due to its artistic value. Despite recent restoration work, there are still disused portions of the complex, including the garden, the loggia and the rooms on the ground floor that overlook it. These portions are the elements this paper deals with. The approach to a small portion of the building is a pilot case from the perspective of a broader work of integral documentation of the whole complex. The aim is to define digital support for diagnostic and restoration planning activities from the perspective to enhance and create a new cultural attraction for the city, using the Foundation of the University of Pavia, already settled in the Palace and their organizational skills and networks. This is achieved by structuring a tridimensional digital twin and database connected to it to monitor the assets and generate digital environments for cultural and touristic valorisation.

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Documentation, conservation, and reuse planning activities for disused cultural heritage

Doria

Morandotti

2023

VITRUVIO

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“…Therefore, they do not adversely affect the surface of the scanned objects, unless it is particularly sensitive. Most often, scanners of this type provide a large scanning range and accuracy expressed in millimeters, and they are used to scan large cultural heritage objects (vehicles, buildings, and even entire historical sites) [12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Scanning of Historical Clothes Using 3D Scanners: Comparison of Goals, Tools, and Methods

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Due to the UN and EU’s strong interest in digitizing cultural heritage, the application of 3D scanning technology is gaining importance, even in the case of under-explored areas, such as the 3D scanning of historical clothes. This article discovers and compares methodologies of 3D scanning of historical clothes presented in the literature in order to determine if a new methodology is needed. PRISMA protocol was used to browse scientific sources in an organized way. We posed the following research question: How have 3D scanners been used to digitize historical clothes? The very limited number of works identified, despite our thorough search, allows us to conclude that this topic is very new, and a lot of research can be conducted in the future. We analyzed the methodologies proposed by other authors, taking into account factors such as what was scanned, what was the purpose of scanning, what hardware and software was used, how detailed the description was, etc. It was revealed that other authors explored the topic insufficiently and no complex and coherent methodology of 3D digitization of historical clothes is present. Generally, the field of 3D scanning of historical clothing remains, at this point, very small and fragmented. This work is one of steps to change it.

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Management and Dissemination for Dismissed Religious Architecture. An Approach Fusing HBIM and Gamification

D’Agostino

Antuono

2022

Springer Series in Design and Innovation

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The BIM Model for Existing Building Heritage: From the Geometric Data Acquisition to the Information Management

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Documentation, conservation, and reuse planning activities for disused cultural heritage

Documentation, conservation, and reuse planning activities for disused cultural heritage

Scanning of Historical Clothes Using 3D Scanners: Comparison of Goals, Tools, and Methods

Management and Dissemination for Dismissed Religious Architecture. An Approach Fusing HBIM and Gamification

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