The Fortification System of the City of Urbino: The Case Study of Valbona Gate from 3D Surveys to GIS Applications for Dynamic Maps

Bertozzi, Sara; Baratin, Laura; Moretti, Elvio

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-48496-9_51

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“…Considering the importance of the historical centre of Urbino, an UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998, many works have already been developed in this regard (Baratin et al 2015a; Baratin et al 2015b; Baratin et al 2016a) with important results for the type of research we are conducting today. We have chosen to deepen the case study of the Porta Valbona, already recently the subject of experiments (Bertozzi et al, 2016). Starting from the results obtained, we decided to implement the technical result given the new information collected about the door.…”

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Documenting the Conservative Evolution of the City Walls Thanks to the Integration of Digital Systems of Various Typologies. The Case Study of Valbona Gate

Baratin

Cattaneo

Gasparetto

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Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. The presented study describes how to document in a dynamic way a complex and full of historical information architecture with a flexible system. Thanks to the collaboration between various professional figures and the integration of various digital systems, it has been possible to create an open documentary model able to satisfy the need to manage complex information.Our case study is the Valbona gate, the main entrance of the city of Urbino. The project presents two different phases: a first study is characterised by the setting up of a Datawarehouse concerning state of conservation and restoration managed with a GIS system; the second part is focused on a new type of documentation, developed with an online software, CDR - Conservation Digital Report.Thanks to the capacity of organising all data into a single Geodatabase system, the information relating to the conservation status and to deterioration, restoration interventions carried out.The result is a geodatabase linked with conservative sheets expressly scheduled. In this way the documentation is completed by a system which allows a simple updating of information and its implementation, if necessary.

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confidence: 99%