Model Updating of Cultural Heritage Buildings Through Swarm Intelligence Algorithms

Gara, Fabrizio; Nicoletti, Vanni; Arezzo, Davide; Cipriani, Leonardo; Leoni, Graziano

doi:10.1080/15583058.2023.2277324

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“…Additionally, through VR, users can gain a more realistic sense of depth and scale, which is particularly important for models in design, architecture, or engineering fields. Users can receive real-time feedback, instantly see any changes to the model, and immediately assess the impact of these changes on the model [4]. It can create digital assets that preserve against irreversible damage caused by human factors or natural disasters and provide original references for the restoration of architectural heritage that has been exposed to long-term external conditions, such as weathering, fading, and fire.…”

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Research on the Digital Preservation of Architectural Heritage Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Zheng,

Chen,

et al. 2024

Buildings

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As a representative of the scientific and technological achievements of the new era, the overall development of virtual reality (VR) technology is becoming increasingly refined, which provides new development ideas and technical support in the field of ancient building restoration and architectural heritage preservation. In this context, digital conservation and the practice of architectural heritage have become important focuses of application in the industry. This paper starts from the core concept of VR technology, analyzes the value of the application of VR technology in the protection of ancient architecture, puts forward relevant suggestions and technical application methods, and takes Red Pagoda in Fuliang County as an example. In this sense, virtual reality technology is used to restore and protect the buildings, forming a digital heritage of ancient architecture. This study first utilizes a three-dimensional laser scanning instrument to collect point cloud data, and then the plane graph is drawn by measurement. Then, an Architectural Heritage Building Information Model is created, and comprehensive information on historical buildings is integrated. Finally, VR technology is used to show the effect of digital display and preservation. This study transforms architectural cultural heritage into a shareable and renewable digital form through restoration and reproduction, interpreting and utilizing it from a new perspective and providing new ideas and methods for architectural heritage conservation.

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Research on the Digital Preservation of Architectural Heritage Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Zheng,

Chen,

et al. 2024

Buildings

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Assessment of different optimal sensor placement methods for dynamic monitoring of civil structures and infrastructures

Nicoletti,

Quarchioni,

Amico

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Structure and Infrastructure Engineering

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Damage and restoration technology of historic buildings of brick and wood structures: a review

Hao,

Yao,

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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Historical buildings carry the key technologies and practical values throughout the development of architectural heritage. Investigating the restoration techniques for historical buildings under various forms of damage is an essential step in the conservation and utilization of these structures. Utilizing Web of Science (WOS) and China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) as the primary databases, this study employs the PRISMA methodology to search and screen relevant research literature. A comprehensive review of the retained literature is conducted, analyzing publication trends, co-citation networks of authors and keywords, among other characteristics. To enhance the visibility of restoration techniques, three-dimensional modeling diagrams are created using actual case information of material or component damage as a reference, thereby increasing the referential value of the review content on historical building restoration techniques. The study provides a thorough review of over 30 restoration techniques corresponding to 9 types of damage from the perspectives of historical building walls and wooden components. Additionally, new materials or technologies mentioned in the retrieved literature are categorized; for instance, in the context of moisture-proof treatment for brick masonry, traditional methods are explained, and new research on electrochemical desalination and lipid-based waterproof materials is discussed and evaluated. Finally, given the multifaceted value and the variable mechanisms of damage in historical buildings, an analysis of the restoration process and techniques reveals that the restoration of historical buildings is a complex interdisciplinary process. The development and implementation of restoration plans should adhere to the principles of cultural relic protection to ensure their reasonableness and effectiveness, while also considering sustainability and environmental adaptability to protect and reuse historical buildings, thus leveraging their cultural and historical values. Moreover, the advancement of restoration techniques for historical buildings in the future should be based on the inheritance of traditional craftsmanship and materials, while also integrating new technologies, materials, and concepts to enhance the applicability and efficiency of traditional techniques.

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Model Updating of Cultural Heritage Buildings Through Swarm Intelligence Algorithms

Cited by 5 publications

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Research on the Digital Preservation of Architectural Heritage Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Research on the Digital Preservation of Architectural Heritage Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Assessment of different optimal sensor placement methods for dynamic monitoring of civil structures and infrastructures

Damage and restoration technology of historic buildings of brick and wood structures: a review

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