Realization of a Cartographic GIS for the Filing and Management of the Archaelogical Excavations in the Nelson’s Island

Costantino, Domenica; Angelini, Maria Giuseppa

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-16873-4_42

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“…11) or CAD software. To get 2D representations (planimetric, transverse and longitudinal), and to obtain metrically correct maps, an experimental numerical algorithm, developed in C ++ was used (Costantino, 2010a). In particular, from the point cloud, infinitesimal portions consistent with section planes have been selected, generating a set of 2D two-dimensional points converted later by a subsequent vectorialization algorithm and exported finally to ".dxf" format ( fig.…”

Section: The Laser Scanning Activitymentioning

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Scan to Bim for 3d Reconstruction of the Papal Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi in Italy

Angelini

Baiocchi

Costantino

et al. 2017

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

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ABSTRACT:The historical building heritage, present in the most of Italian cities centres, is, as part of the construction sector, a working potential, but unfortunately it requires planning of more complex and problematic interventions. However, policies to support on the existing interventions, together with a growing sensitivity for the recovery of assets, determine the need to implement specific studies and to analyse the specific problems of each site. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the methodology and the results obtained from integrated laser scanning activity in order to have precious architectural information useful not only from the cultural heritage point of view but also to construct more operative and powerful tools, such as BIM (Building Information Modelling) aimed to the management of this cultural heritage. The Papal Basilica and the Sacred Convent of Saint Francis in Assisi in Italy are, in fact, characterized by unique and complex peculiarities, which require a detailed knowledge of the sites themselves to ensure visitor's security and safety. For such a project, we have to take in account all the people and personnel normally present in the site, visitors with disabilities and finally the needs for cultural heritage preservation and protection. This aim can be reached using integrated systems and new technologies, such as Internet of Everything (IoE), capable of connecting people, things (smart sensors, devices and actuators; mobile terminals; wearable devices; etc.), data/information/knowledge and processes to reach the desired goals. The IoE system must implement and support an Integrated Multidisciplinary Model for Security and Safety Management (IMMSSM) for the specific context, using a multidisciplinary approach.

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Section: The Laser Scanning Activitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Scan to Bim for 3d Reconstruction of the Papal Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi in Italy

Angelini

Baiocchi

Costantino

et al. 2017

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

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“…Furthermore, the advantages for the institutions are evident: for instance, the City Council could have available the up-dated maps in the official cartographic system, since all data about the territory of their interest could be useful for the map update. After a proper codification in a territorial computer system in WebGIS mode (Yang 2008), the next goal will be to integrate and share these information, which will be consulted and easily traceable on the screen, thus creating a new dynamic kind of cartography, customizable in terms of representation, extremely innovative and different from the raster or numeric traditional cartography and representing an operative support, useful for the promotion of the rural territory (Costantino 2010, Costantino 2008. It is clear that following analysis will contribute to updating and enriching the actual framework; this project represents obviously the first step toward the real action of promotion of this territory, by means of survey technologies and systems like G.I.S for the organization and management and the planning of the research work, in the field of the preservation of the existing rural built heritage (Crăciunescu 2008).…”

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GIS and DBMS implementation for the development of rural areas of the "One Hundred Masserie" of Crispiano

Costantino¹,

Angelini²,

Claveri³

et al. 2016

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ABSTRACT:This paper describes the creation of a management and control instrument, with the aim of monitoring, evaluating and increasing all of the information about the rural heritage in the "Cen Masserie" area, located in Crispiano (Taranto). The main goal was to fulfill the European directives, promoted in the "Rural Development Programme" (PSR). The directives aim at the protection and promotion of this heritage and can take place thanks to the financial measures of the Region Apulia. An integrated methodological approach was adopted in order to give a basic structure to any kind of territorial project, be it cognitive, metric or structural. Therefore a Geographic Information System (G.I.S) was created in order to edit, store and manage the information about all the rural structures in the "Cento Masserie" area. On a Microsoft Access database a DBMS (database management system) was created to gain an easier management, storage and review of data. The result represents a useful basis and an operative support, that is able to give information in different ways. It will also be at the authorities and different territorial users disposal, in order to functionally recover this heritage from the architectural and structural point of view and also to protect it, preserve it and use it.

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“…Simultaneously, a photogrammetric survey of the collapsed corner was performed both for production of ortho‐photos (Fig. ) and for the integration of more complex elements of the collapsed area that, in connection to the considerable morphological variability had shown significant gaps in the laser scanning data processing .…”

Section: Data Processingmentioning

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Three‐Dimensional Integrated Survey for Building Investigations

Costantino

Angelini

2015

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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The study shows the results of a survey aimed to represent a building collapse and the feasibility of the modellation as a support of structure analysis. An integrated survey using topographic, photogrammetric, and terrestrial laser techniques was carried out to obtain a three-dimensional (3D) model of the building, plans and prospects, and the particulars of the collapsed area. Authors acquired, by a photogrammetric survey, information about regular parties of the structure; while using laser scanner data they reconstructed a set of more interesting architectural details and areas with higher surface curvature. Specifically, the process of texture provided a detailed 3D structure of the areas under investigation. The analysis of the data acquired resulted to be very useful both in identifying the causes of the disaster and also in helping the reconstruction of the collapsed corner showing the contribution that the integrated surveys can give in preserving architectural and historic heritage.

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Realization of a Cartographic GIS for the Filing and Management of the Archaelogical Excavations in the Nelson’s Island

Cited by 10 publications

References 3 publications

Scan to Bim for 3d Reconstruction of the Papal Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi in Italy

Scan to Bim for 3d Reconstruction of the Papal Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi in Italy

GIS and DBMS implementation for the development of rural areas of the "One Hundred Masserie" of Crispiano

Three‐Dimensional Integrated Survey for Building Investigations

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