Vol 16, No 31 (2023)

Architectural Heritage Imaging

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Editorials

Architectural Heritage Imaging: When Graphical Science Meets Model Theory
Stefano Brusaporci
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Articles

Project Methodology and Workflow for Emergency Drone Recording and Processing: Case study Colonial Ammunition Company Shot Tower, Aotearoa New Zealand
Regan Potangaroa, Renata Jadresin Milic, Sam Smith
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The Rocca Malatestiana of Verucchio. SCAN to HBIM process for the digitisation of cultural site with severe topography condition
Luca Rossato, Fabio Planu, Greta Montanari
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From point cloud data to HBIM for public performance spaces knowledge, management and storytelling: Palazzo Olivieri in Pesaro
Paolo Clini, Ramona Quattrini, Chiara Mariotti, Romina Nespeca, Daniele Arturo De Luca
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Re-contextualizing the standing Sekhmet statues in the Temple of Ptah at Karnak through digital reconstruction and VR experience
Roberta Spallone, Fabrizio Lamberti, Davide Calandra, Davide Mezzino, Johannes Auenmüller, Martina Rinascimento
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Drawing, design, and new images of the ephemeral architecture in Paris in 1739
Vincenzo Cirillo, Carlo Di Rienzo, Ornella Zerlenga
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H-BIM for the Torino Esposizioni complex: A fusion of Parametric Digital Modeling and Image Archive, bridging past and present
Massimiliano Lo Turco, Andrea Tomalini, Jacopo Bono
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Knowledge of urban space through saliency maps and space syntax tools. Experimentation on historic center of Rieti
Leonardo Paris, Maria Laura Rossi, Angela Moschetti
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Visual storytelling to promote stratification and hybridisation of Cultural Heritage
Elena Ippoliti, Michele Russo, Noemi Tomasella, Giulia Flenghi, Miruna Andreea Găman
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Drawings guardians of memories
Alessia Garozzo, Francesco Maggio
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Paralles between archive images and photographs in post-World War II Abruzzo architectural heritage
Caterina Palestini, Giovanni Rasetti
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Ambitions and (in)successes of mass tourism on the Gran Sasso d’Italia. Plans and projects for Castel del Monte and Campotosto in the 1960s-70s
Simonetta Ciranna, Marco Paolucci
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A Methodological Workflow for Cultural Heritage Management. The Case Study of Umbrian Castles
Valeria Menchetelli, Francesco Cotana, Chiara Spippoli
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Visualising the incomplete. Virtual representation and fruition of two maiolica tiled floors in Palermo
Mirco Cannella, Vincenza Garofalo, Marco Rosario Geraci, Ludovica Prestigiovanni
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3D models and digital images for interpreting and communicating the evolution of the historic city
Francesca Savini, Alessio Cordisco, Ilaria Trizio
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The Tale of the Roman Theater of Philadelphia, Amman. Representative and experiential methodology of the theatrical space
Giuseppe Amoruso
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Amiternum Project: Archaeology as Social Development’s Engine
Alfonso Forgione
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EXPERIMENTAL INTERPRETATIVE MODEL OF EXCAVATED HYDRIC ARCHITECTURE OF MATERA CITY (ITALY)
Andrés Galera-Rodríguez, Loredana Ficarelli, Antonio Conte
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An operational workflow for documenting and communicating architectural heritage: from survey to 3D printing
Adriana Marra, Luca Vespasiano
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Detect the differences: Cultural Heritage survey, documentation and interpretation for conservation activities
Daniela Oreni
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Urban sketching for reading the spaces of the historic city. L’Aquila and its squares
Alessandra Tata
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Re-imagining the Port Heritage of Rosario: From Grain Storage Silos to the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rosario (Argentina)
Cecilia Galimberti
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