Smart Cultural Heritage and Open Source as Regeneration of Historical Centers: Fruition, Conservation and Preservation in Current Methods of 2D/3D Digitization and 3D Modelling

Abstract

This paper aims to study integrated systems of digital technologies and 2D/3D digitization of Cultural Heritage (CH) within the urban systems. Particular attention is given especially to managing and developing processes of smart city strategies, policies and models in order to develop tools for enhancement and capitalization of cultural and environmental resources in a territory. This is in order to foster an ideal smart city conceived as an incubator for cultural and touristic activities. The study from the methodological point of view has made use of the identification of levels of study differentiated, each of which is capable of identifying categories. Detected by the various categories it was possible to extract a complex set of information in terms of structural, formal and functional. With the integration of all the techniques used in this paper, a 3D model with a relevant rich database of information was obtained as an interface to share and visualize information with web-based tools.

Hybrid Cemetery Culture: Making Death Matter in Cultural Heritage Using Smart Mobile Technologies

“…A smart c to heritage is a "re-thinking of future u through important factors of historical, c heritage mediated in the complex relati contemporary reality, the past and the virt based urban experience." [10], . To be able to const programmes of value and m we first need to disentangle relations between human an contemporary cemetery in material, social and cultural a materialities and practices) cemetery identity and culture unfold the multiple dimensi understand its intangible p notion of Hybrid Cemetery C…”

Computational Model of Intersections Representation as Apparatus of Contents Multi-Scalar, Retrospective and Resilient for the Research of Connotations, Simulations and Sustainability in the Landscape Assets

“…In particular, it will allow to arrive, from parametric modelling to Big Data analysis; without neglecting the information models of augmented reality (AR) and, therefore, to promote a model of Smart Cultural Heritage for Industry 4.0 -2021 (Figure 1). The creation of Smart Heritage aims at developing process of open innovation in the urban environment through sensitive analysis of new urban uses, territories stakes, prototypes, green technologies and operating process of users' collaboration (De Masi, 2014). With this premise, the digital cultural infrastructure will be able to: A. reply: Monuments and Sites, 1964; to the Charter for Places of Cultural Significance -The Burra Charter, 2013);  to experimentation with complex systems of representation in the range of digital modeling techniques; B. allow:  sequences of digital models for the reading of "compositional morphogenesis"; in addition subdivision and tessellation of design surfaces;  the generation of complex integrated systems for the repetitive operations;  learning the codes and languages of the current "digital design lexicon" of the computer age, that has actually replaced the "manual design lexicon";  of systematize environmental information and protective by intersections of resilience's categories in the "thematic systems of families and types" of the landscape; C. promote:  a multi-scalar approach, of discretization of the topological surface and relative mosaicking;  the evaluation in the digital language of information's exchange by generative algorithms of comparison with the diversified design choices;  the inclusion, according to Cavalcoli, 2021 in the University Degree Programs of Architecture and Academies of Fine Arts, of emerging professional profiles such as: a) "Broad band architect", who works to bring the interactive web innovations back to TV by taking care of their contents in a smart way; b) "Cloud architect" based on the spread of "cloud computing" for the design and construction of scalable and resilient cloud environments; that is, capable of responding positively to change and the business needs of a company; c) "Data scientist", professional figures able to work with data, reading the numbers and interpreting them to achieve precise business goals; d) "Energy manager", a professional in support of top management to encourage the use of energy in the organization's structure by identifying the actions, interventions and procedures necessary to promote the rational use of energy; e) "Historic Building Manager", according to the Italian Ministry of Culture, in relation to management activities with economic operators, to the assignment of ordinary and extraordinary maintenance works; in addition to support for the various phases of the procedures through BIM software packages, plant design, data and communication networks;  long-term regenerative synergies for empty spaces;  "operative reading" to identify criteria and address lines in environmental insertion techniques.…”

Conceptualization of a Dialectic Between an Internet of Things System and Cultural Heritage

“…The use of the word in the referred studies "smart" is verified. It is not only done because the focus of the projects is the use of technology systems architecture but above all because this use will contribute to the territories and cultural heritage sustainability [17][18][19]. Thus, the places become smart territories, that is, when protocols of sustainability and efficiency for the development and planning of cities make the leap to the regional scale [6].…”