Vol 14, No 26 (2021)

Semantic-driven analysis and classification in architectural heritage

Table of Contents

Editorials

Semantic-driven analysis and classification in architectural heritage
Michele Russo, Livio De Luca
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Articles

BIM Reverse Modelling Process for the Documentation of Villa Rufolo in Ravello
Salvatore Barba, Andrea Di Filippo, Victoria Andrea Cotella, Carla Ferreyra
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1.1-1.11
3D Parametric Modelling based on Point Cloud for the Interpretation of the Archaeological Remains
Fausta Fiorillo, Corinna Rossi
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2.1-2.11
Towards a multi-scale semantic characterization of the built heritage: From the column to the urban scale.
David Lo Buglio, Alexandre Van Dongen
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3.1-3.13
From Words to Drawing: Domestic Architecture Classifications in 16th-Century Seville
María Núñez-González, Antonio Gámiz-Gordo
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4.1-4.18
Renaissance vaults: geometry, nurbs and computational opportunities for reconstruction
Cecilia Maria Bolognesi, Gabriele Stancato
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5.1-5.10
Fractal patterns. Forms of Nature for project sustainability.
Michela Rossi, Giorgio Buratti
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6.1-6.17
Parametric Grammar: The Shape of Villa Giulia, between Cognitive Coherence and Data Enrichment
Francesca Guadagnoli, Elena Ippoliti, Andrea Casale
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7.1-7.12
Information ontologies for historical analysis: survey and BIM model of the San Trovaso Church in Venice
Rachele Angela Bernardello, Melissa Montecchio
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8.1-8.19
DIGITIZATION OF HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS, A WORKFLOW FOR KNOWLEDGE OF MINOR CENTERS IN INNER AREAS
Francesca Savini, Giovanni Fabbrocino, Adriana Marra
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9.1-9.15
Acknowledging heritage through the landscape: towards a networked interpretation of the historical context of the territory.
Marina López Sánchez, Mercedes Linares Gómez del Pulgar, Antonio Tejedor Cabrera
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10.1-10.17
Representation and narration as a form of knowledge. The network of Mediterranean lighthouses.
Sonia Mollica
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11.1-11.10
The digital anastylosis and the semantic segmentation: the case of the Magna Graecia masks in the Mediterranean area
Andrea Marraffa, Francesca Fatta
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12.1-12.16
Combining on-site and off-site analysis: towards a new paradigm for cultural heritage surveys
Violette Abergel, Kevin Jacquot, Livio De Luca, Philippe Veron
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13.1-13.14
Segmentation protocols in the digital twins of monumental heritage: a methodological development
Valeria Cera, Massimiliano Campi
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14.1-14.10
Standard for geometric and informative reliabilities in HBIM models
Pamela Maiezza, Alessandra Tata
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15.1-15.10
Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality: A Possible Continuum for the Enhancement of Built Heritage
Roberta Spallone, Valerio Palma
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16.1-16.11
From semantic-aware digital models to Augmented Reality applications for Architectural Heritage conservation and restoration
Federica Maietti, Marco Medici, Federico Ferrari
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17.1-17.11
Point cloud optimization based on 3D geometric features for architectural heritage modelling
Pablo Rodríguez-Gonzálvez, Belen Jiménez Fernández-Palacios
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18.1-18.9
Shape analysis. Genetic Algorithms for generic curves interpretation and analytical curves restitution.
Mara Capone, Emanuela Lanzara
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19.1-19.18

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