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Le comunicazioni nella biodiversità: come comunicano gli insetti e le api
No full textAltamura (BA) 26 novembre 2023 – E. Tarasco, L. Garramone & M. Tosti. “Le comunicazioni nella biodiversità: come comunicano gli insetti e le api”. Relazione tenuta nell’ambito della Giornata “Salviamo le api e la biodiversità”, organizzato dal Club Lions di Altamura
A BIM/GIS DIGITALIZATION PROCESS TO EXPLORE THE POTENTIAL OF DISUSED RAILWAYS IN ITALY
No full textDigitization processes, i.e., the practice of converting physical assets into digital assets, are gradually transforming the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Owner Operators (AECOO) industry, and it concerns new and existing buildings and infrastructures. This study is about the management of disused railways and aims to present a BIM (Building Information Modelling) / GIS (Geographic Information Systems) workflow to identify and model disused railways buildings. The workflow was tested on the ‘Potenza Inferiore Scalo’ – ‘Laurenzara’ disused railway located in the South of Italy. The objective is the creation of a comprehensive digital database to help decision-makers give new utility to these existing infrastructures and buildings. And this is because the railway heritage can represent an essential factor in sustainable development processes and landscape regeneration
IFCALIGNMENT FOR RASTER-TO-VECTOR GIS RAILWAY CENTRELINE: A CASE STUDY IN THE SOUTH OF ITALY
No full textBuilt environment Asset Management (AM) is evolving and renewing itself through the development of new technologies. Building Information Modelling (BIM) is the main methodology for the digitisation process of existing data and information. Although BIM was originally intended for buildings, in the last few years Infrastructure Building Information Modelling (I-BIM) and Civil Information Modelling (CIM) are emerging to manage civil infrastructure. The interaction of infrastructure with the surrounding environment is a fundamental aspect and it requires data-sharing between different sources and systems. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is used to store and elaborate Earth's surface information, and it is, therefore, necessary to achieve a complete BIM/GIS interoperability. This paper aims to test the popular BIM open-standard Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) capabilities and potentialities in storing GIS data. A case study of a disused railway in the south of Italy was used to test the methodology presented: rail-centreline (alignment) extraction from GIS raster data, and a conversion of the alignment to an IFCAlignment element. The possibility to export a rail alignment in IFC was confirmed
Open Space Technology ed Electronic Town Meeting. Due setting progettati, tra tecnologia impiegata ed inclusività ricercata
No full textUno strumento dove i cittadini sono la città. Metodo e ruolo degli attori nei Town Meeting elettronici
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