Detection of damage in heritage constructions based on 3D point clouds. A systematic review

Evaluation of Calcarenite Degradation by X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Analysis inside the Rupestrian Church of San Pietro Barisano (Matera, Southern Italy)

“…The state-of-the-art diagnostics and preservation of cultural heritage refers to the advancement of pioneering monitoring techniques and maintenance strategies based on the interrelation of green methodologies and new technologies respondent to the following overall requirements: monumental health and the accurate mapping of degradation; remote sensing and imaging at different scales and dimensions, digitization and data storage, and the dynamic use of technological databases; functional consolidation of monuments to prevent further deterioration and bioactivity; and enhancement from the perspective of safety and the circular cultural economy [10][11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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

“…Sutherland et al [27] released a scoping review on the application of IRT and 3D-data fusion (IRT-3DDF) for architectural heritage in RGB, TLS and parametric models, while Vileikis et al [28] released a review of digital documentation tools potentially supporting a systematic assessment of the condition and changes of historic structures as future perspective. Rossi et al [29] recently proposed a comprehensive review of both conventional and innovative techniques for monitoring cultural heritage structures, including the image-and computer-vision-based approach by photogrammetry and TLS, while Sanchez-Aparicio et al [30] released a systematic review about the role of 3D point cloud data in relation to heritage buildings, structuring their dissertation mainly on the kind of sensors used for the data acquisition (both range-based and image-based) and the method employed for the data analysis.…”