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Home > Archives > Vol 15, No 29 (2022)

Table of Contents

Editorials

Drones and Drawings - methods of data acquisition, management, and representation Francesca Picchio, Sandro Parrinello, Salvatore Barba

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Articles

Using drones under 250 gr for documenting the architectural heritage Pablo Rodriguez-Navarro, Pedro Manuel Cabezos-Bernal, Teresa Gil-Piqueras, Manuel Gimenez-Ribera

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From aerial survey to representation and visualization: the Temple G of Selinunte. Fabrizio Agnello, Mirco Cannella

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Ultralight UAV for steep-hill archaeological 3D survey Michele Russo, Federico Panarotto, Giulia Flenghi, Valentina Russo, Alberto Pellegrinelli

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Multi-sensors acquisition for digital documentation. Application to a damaged area of Navelli village Adriana Marra, Francesca Savini, Marco Giallonardo, Giovanni Fabbrocino, Ilaria Trizio

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SURVEYS AND NEW VISIONS OF THE ANCIENT CENTRE OF NAPLES Saverio D'Auria, Maria Ines Pascariello, Giuseppe Antuono, Tomás Enrique Martínez Chao

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TLS e UAS 3D data integration for the knowledge and representation of a mid-18th century architecture: the Teatro Massimo Bellini in Adrano (CT) Graziana D'Agostino, Raissa Garozzo, Marco Bertolone, Mariateresa Galizia

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Drone survey for the documentation of degraded buildings Manuela Piscitelli

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Generation of a digital archive of heritage, with drones in rural areas Marta Quintilla-Castán, Luis Agustín-Hernández

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Drone analysis of medieval fortifications: the district of Loja in the Nasrid kindgom of Granada (Spain) Luis José García-Pulido, Jonathan Ruiz-Jaramillo, Sara Peñalver-Martín

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UAVs and GIS models for landscape representation Sara Colaceci, Emanuela Chiavoni, Maria Grazia Cianci

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UAVs for the visualization, preservation, and sharing of “lost” eighteenth century fortified system on Monte Urpino hill in Cagliari (Italy) Andrea Pirinu, Nicola Paba

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The documentation of archaeological heritage through aerial photogrammetry and UAS-based LiDAR: the case study of the Espique valley (La Peza, Granada, Spain) Jesús Rodríguez-Bulnes, José Antonio Benavides López, Pablo Romero Pellitero, José María Martín Civantos, Jorge Rouco Collazo

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Using UAV for the digital, documentation, monitoring of culture architectural heritage: a case study of Sisheng ancestral hall, Shenzhen, China Guiye Lin, Andrea Giordano, Luigi Stendardo, Lu Xu, Xiaochun Yang

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Drones for survey in the field of restoration: a multidisciplinary approach to the preservation of cultural heritage Emanuela De Feo, Elide Nastri

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UAV photogrammetric survey and image-Based elaborations for an Industrial Plant. Anna Sanseverino, Marco Limongiello, Fausta Fiorillo

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Tools development to optimize the use of micro-drones for architectural cultural heritage survey Andrea Tomalini, Edoardo Pristeri, Jacopo Bono

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Drone-based SVP utilization for revitalizing under-valued public open spaces: Case of Istanbul Lima Najjar, Fatma Aycim Turer Baskaya

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disegnare con...

disegnare con... MARIO TRIMARCHI Maria Linda Falcidieno

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Afterword

In Memoriam of Giovanni Carbonara Mario Centofanti

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