3D MODELS AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE INVESTIGATIONS: TOWARDS A MEETING IN DIGITAL TWINS

The digitisation projects of architectural heritage are a field of research continuously evolving and updating in parallel to technological innovations that allow to progressively boost the challenges and requirements of geometric and semantic richness of the related digital configuration of results...

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Main Authors: Patrucco, G., Perri, S., Sammartano, G., Fillia, E., Matteini, I., Lenticchia, E., Ceravolo, R., Spanò, A.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
20th century
Architecture
Archives & records
Concrete
Construction
Digital imaging
Digital twins
Digitization
Fairs & exhibitions
Ferrocements
Information systems
Photogrammetry
Reinforced concrete
Roofing
Seismic activity
Seismic engineering
Seismic response
Structural analysis
Structural engineering
Structural members
Technological change
Three dimensional models
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Summary:The digitisation projects of architectural heritage are a field of research continuously evolving and updating in parallel to technological innovations that allow to progressively boost the challenges and requirements of geometric and semantic richness of the related digital configuration of results. Among the arduous tasks under observation, there is the increasing need to harmonize and make the spatial and heterogenous information aspects cooperating. This paper focuses on the procedures for structuring an information system based on the as-built modelling strategy applied on a particularly relevant example of reinforced concrete architecture, which presents the bearing structure of the structural elements featured by complex geometries and roofing conceived as ferrocement wavy elements and therefore equally unusual as a construction system. The entire project refers to a conservation plan that involves structural non-destructive investigations that inquiry the state of health of the structures and their seismic performance. The purpose is to structure a parametric system, based on HBIM technology, which enables the archiving of investigations and results in order to strengthen direct spatial reference between geometric elements and structural analysis results, based also on image and range-based surface analyses, in the direction of a digital twin of the architectural complex.
ISSN:2194-9034
1682-1750
2194-9034
DOI:10.5194/isprs-archives-XLIII-B2-2022-845-2022