The Role of Knowledge-Based Information on BIM for Built Heritage

Cogima, Camila Kimi; Paiva, Pedro Victor Vieira de; Dezen-Kempter, Eloísa; Carvalho, Marco António Garcia de; Soibelman, Lúcio

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-00220-6_4

Cited by 11 publications

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“…This implies rejecting certain irregularities, deformations or defects of the real elements. This method is followed by most of the experiences in this field carried out so far, among which are [30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40], in addition to author's works published in [1][2][3]. Semi-automatic by NURBs.…”

Section: Three-dimensional Modeling: Nature Of Digital Capture Data Amentioning

confidence: 99%

HBIM as Support of Preventive Conservation Actions in Heritage Architecture. Experience of the Renaissance Quadrant Façade of the Cathedral of Seville

Fornos

Román

2020

Applied Sciences

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This paper discusses the generation of Historic Building Information Models (HBIM) for the management of heritage information aimed at the preventive conservation of assets of cultural interest, through its experimentation in a specific case study: the façade of the Renaissance quadrant of the Cathedral of Seville. Two methodological aspects are presented: On the one hand, the process of modeling the solid entities that compose the digital model of the object of study, based on the semi-automatic estimation of the generating surfaces of the main faces; on the other hand, a methodological proposal for the modeling of information on the surface of the model. A series of images and data tables are shown as a result of the application of these methods. These represent the process of introducing information related to the current conservation status documentation and recording the treatments included in the preventive conservation works recently developed by a specialized company. The implementation of the digital model in the exposed work validates it as a solvency option, provided from the infographic medium, when facing the need to contain, manage and visualize all the information generated in preventive conservation actions on heritage architecture, facilitating, in turn, cross-cutting relationships between the different analysis that result in a deeper knowledge of this type of building.

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Section: Three-dimensional Modeling: Nature Of Digital Capture Data Amentioning

confidence: 99%

HBIM as Support of Preventive Conservation Actions in Heritage Architecture. Experience of the Renaissance Quadrant Façade of the Cathedral of Seville

Fornos

Román

2020

Applied Sciences

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“…Consequently, the urgency of orienting the digitisation project of the existing building involved integrating 3D survey techniques with BIM. In particular, thanks to laser scanning and digital photogrammetry, it was possible to lay the appropriate foundations to represent existing buildings correctly [ 37 , 38 , 39 ]. The last decades have been characterised by the definition of new innovative methods, guidelines and standards that have defined this new field of application.…”

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Computer Vision Meets Image Processing and UAS PhotoGrammetric Data Integration: From HBIM to the eXtended Reality Project of Arco della Pace in Milan and Its Decorative Complexity

Banfi

Mandelli

2021

J. Imaging

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This study aims to enrich the knowledge of the monument Arco della Pace in Milan, surveying and modelling the sculpture that crowns the upper part of the building. The statues and the decorative apparatus are recorded with the photogrammetric technique using both a terrestrial camera and an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). Research results and performance are oriented to improve computer vision and image processing integration with Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) photogrammetric data to enhance interactivity and information sharing between user and digital heritage models. The vast number of images captured from terrestrial and aerial photogrammetry will also permit to use of the Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM) model in an eXtended Reality (XR) project developed ad-hoc, allowing different types of users (professionals, non-expert users, virtual tourists, and students) and devices (mobile phones, tablets, PCs, VR headsets) to access details and information that are not visible from the ground.

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“…This concept could be seen as the knowledge related to the concept of interoperability (second requirement) [7,35]. Each type of software needs different kinds of formats, and therefore each BIM needs transfer requirements that allow different levels of interoperability for post-analysis uses [36].…”

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Human–Computer Interaction Based on Scan-to-BIM Models, Digital Photogrammetry, Visual Programming Language and eXtended Reality (XR)

Banfi

Previtali

2021

Applied Sciences

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In recent years, the advent of the latest-generation technologies and methods have made it possible to survey, digitise and represent complex scenarios such as archaeological sites and historic buildings. Thanks to computer languages based on Visual Programming Language (VPL) and advanced real-time 3D creation platform, this study shows the results obtained in eXtended Reality (XR) oriented to archaeological sites and heritage buildings. In particular, the scan-to-BIM process, digital photogrammetry (terrestrial and aerial) were oriented towards a digitisation process able to tell and share tangible and intangible values through the latest generation techniques, methods and devices. The paradigm of the geometric complexity of the built heritage and new levels of interactivity between users and digital worlds were investigated and developed to favour the transmissibility of information at different levels of virtual experience and digital sharing with the aim to archive, tell and implement historical and cultural baggage that over the years risks being lost and not told to future generations.

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The Role of Knowledge-Based Information on BIM for Built Heritage

Cited by 11 publications

References 15 publications

HBIM as Support of Preventive Conservation Actions in Heritage Architecture. Experience of the Renaissance Quadrant Façade of the Cathedral of Seville

HBIM as Support of Preventive Conservation Actions in Heritage Architecture. Experience of the Renaissance Quadrant Façade of the Cathedral of Seville

Computer Vision Meets Image Processing and UAS PhotoGrammetric Data Integration: From HBIM to the eXtended Reality Project of Arco della Pace in Milan and Its Decorative Complexity

Human–Computer Interaction Based on Scan-to-BIM Models, Digital Photogrammetry, Visual Programming Language and eXtended Reality (XR)

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