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Digital documentation and restoration tools reusing existing imagery: a multipurpose model of the Neptune’s Fountain in Bologna

On the occasion of the recent restoration of the sixteenth century Neptune’s Fountain in Bologna, promoted by the municipality in 2015 to preserve one of the major town’s landmark, high-quality imagery has been acquired for documenting the current state of preservation of the marble and bronze surfa...

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Published in:Applied geomatics 2018-12, Vol.10 (4), p.295-316
Main Authors: Apollonio, Fabrizio Ivan, Ballabeni, Massimo, Bertacchi, Silvia, Fallavollita, Federico, Foschi, Riccardo, Gaiani, Marco
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Colour
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