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Evolutionary Time Lines, Hypothesis of an AI+AR–Based Virtual Museum
No full textThe contribution related to the processes of knowledge and enhancement of cultural heritage, based
on the potential offered by Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality, proposes an analysis of the situation
of L’Aquila’s buildings ten years after the 2009 earthquake. The research, conducted on the basis
of integrated surveys carried out before and after the earthquake, focuses on the application of AR/ VR
devices through the implementation of AI. The aim is to propose a solution able to promote the use
of the historical buildings of L’Aquila, activating at the same time the dynamics of cultural regeneration
in the area, through the use of an App that uses AR+AI systems; a tour that can show with immediacy
the urban architectural evolution, solving in part the intrinsic difficulties posed by the current situation
of precarious visibility and accessibility of some noble buildings, subject to restoration, with the aim of
highlighting the evolution of transformations, stylistic and structural changes produced by the different
and stratified post–earthquake reconstructions
Evolutionary Time Lines, Hypothesis of an AI+AR–Based Virtual Museum
No full textThe contribution related to the processes of knowledge and enhancement of cultural heritage, based
on the potential offered by Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality, proposes an analysis of the situation
of L’Aquila’s buildings ten years after the 2009 earthquake. The research, conducted on the basis
of integrated surveys carried out before and after the earthquake, focuses on the application of AR/ VR
devices through the implementation of AI. The aim is to propose a solution able to promote the use
of the historical buildings of L’Aquila, activating at the same time the dynamics of cultural regeneration
in the area, through the use of an App that uses AR+AI systems; a tour that can show with immediacy
the urban architectural evolution, solving in part the intrinsic difficulties posed by the current situation
of precarious visibility and accessibility of some noble buildings, subject to restoration, with the aim of
highlighting the evolution of transformations, stylistic and structural changes produced by the different
and stratified post–earthquake reconstructions
Sistemi fortificati dell’Adriatico centrale: indagini storiche, rappresentazioni contemporanee e ricostruzioni digitali
No full textIn riferimento alle tematiche del convegno il contributo propone una rilettura del patrimonio
fortificato dell’Adriatico centrale, finalizzato a una migliore comprensione, gestione e
valorizzazione delle strutture difensive in esso custodito che in alcuni casi rischia di svanire,
riassorbito delle trasformazioni contemporanee.
L’indagine riguarda in particolare il sistema di difesa costiero e della prima fascia collinare,
costituito da presidi e torri che svolgevano le funzioni di avvistamento, approdo e difesa
litoranea. Queste strutture furono edificate con l’intento di demarcare l’esteso limite naturale
soggetto a frequenti attacchi dal mare, particolarmente vulnerabile nella piatta distesa
sabbiosa dell’Abruzzo marittimo in cui l’assenza di porti protetti, facilitava le invasioni. Le
ripetute scorrerie dei turchi ispirarono così la realizzazione, nel corso del XVI secolo, di un
sistema difensivo strategico basato sulla comunicazione tra la fascia litoranea e l’entroterra. Le
torri costiere localizzate in prossimità degli sbocchi fluviali, posizionate in modo da essere
visibili tra loro, definivano un’ossatura protettiva basata su una rete di relazioni visive, di
segnali che consentivano di allertare i presidi interni. In realtà una labile barriera fatta di
costruzioni puntiformi, insufficienti dal punto di vista difensivo, ma utili a comunicare e a
delimitare i confini naturali della costa adriatica secondo i moderni progetti di Pietro di Toledo e
del Vicerè Duca D’alcalà Don Parafan De Ribera. Partendo dal fiume Tronto che segnava il
confine del Regno di Napoli con lo Stato Pontificio, protetto dall’imponente fortezza di Civitella,
si intercalavano sei torri costiere posizionate nell’Abruzzo Ulteriore che arrivavano alla
piazzaforte di Pescara, antica Ostia Aterni, per poi proseguire sistematicamente nella parte
Citeriore fino alle terre di Capitanata che introducevano nel territorio pugliese, analogamente
punteggiato di torri litoranee. Una prima ricognizione di queste strutture fu effettuata tra il 1594-
98 da Carlo Gambacorta, ingegnere militare governatore dell’Abruzzo, e costituisce
un’importante testimonianza iconografica impiegata per individuare e comparare le strutture
ancora presenti con l’attuale situazione dei luoghi. In sintesi, la ricerca attraverso la sinopia
delle immagini storiche fornisce rappresentazioni contemporanee, ricostruzioni digitali e
interattive che possono offrire diverse chiavi di lettura incentrate sull’analisi grafica supportata
dalla modellazione tridimensionale avanzata
Rilevamento a distanza: una metonimia per sperimentazioni tra didattica e ricerca
No full textIndagare l’astratto per il concreto nel retorico dualismo tra causa ed effetto, riferisce la sperimentazione
condotta per la didattica a distanza in cui, non essendo possibile effettuare in presenza le consuete
operazioni di rilevamento da svolgere con gli allievi, si è definita una metodologia operativa incentrata
su esperienze di acquisizione dati tratti da contenuti informativi impiegando simulazioni virtuali.
L’esperienza pone le basi su precedenti ricerche e sperimentazioni scientifiche che hanno messo a
confronto acquisizioni da drone con tour virtuali che catturano le immagini dalla piattaforma divulgativa
di Google Earth Pro. Il procedimento lowcost consente di ottenere rapidamente un modello di
studio da impiegare come base per operazioni di rilevamento tramite rimodellazione, per la creazione
di rappresentazioni derivanti da acquisizioni online.
Come premessa metodologia saranno illustrate e messe a confronto le applicazioni condotte in due
ambiti conoscitivi a scala architettonica e territoriale, fornendo risultati e criticità conseguiti attraverso
tali sistemi lowcost, per poi passare a descrivere i lavori ottenuti nel modello didattico messo in atto
nella fase emergenziale della pandemia che ci ha costretto ad abbandonare repentinamente le consuete
fasi operative del rilevamento per proiettarci nella formazione a distanza, non semplice per le
specificità dell’ambito disciplinare. In sintesi, il contributo propone riflessioni operative da cui trarre
spunto per esplorare le opportunità offerte dalla tecnologia, le potenzialità analitiche e rappresentative
dei linguaggi digitali nel campo dei rilevamenti a distanza.Investigating the abstract for the concrete in the rhetorical dualism between cause and effect, refers
to the experimentation carried out for distance learning in which, since it is not possible to carry out
the usual surveying operations in presence with the students, an operational methodology was defined
centred on experiences of data acquisition from information content using virtual simulations.
The experience is based on previous scientific research and experiments that have compared drone
acquisitions with virtual tours that capture images from the Google Earth Pro information platform.
The low-cost procedure makes it possible to quickly obtain a study model to be used as a basis for
survey operations by remodelling, for the creation of representations derived from online acquisitions.
As a methodological premise, we will illustrate and compare the applications carried out in two cognitive
areas on an architectural and territorial scale, providing results and criticalities obtained through
these low-cost systems, and then go on to describe the work obtained from the teaching model
implemented during the emergency phase of the pandemic, which forced us to suddenly abandon
the usual operational phases of the survey to engage in distance learning, which is not easy due to
the specific nature of the discipline. In short, the contribution proposes operational reflections from
which to explore the opportunities offered by technology, the analytical and representative potential
of digital languages in the field of distance lear ning
GEOMATICS AS A SURVEY TOOL TO ENHANCE THE CULTURAL AND LANDSCAPED HERITAGE OF THE MONUMENTAL COMPLEXES IN ABRUZZO
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Oxymorons of the virtual museum. Experimentation through the representation
Full text link The contribution deals with the subject of the virtual museum specifying its rapid transformations in an age where information, especially in the field of digital technologies, constantly change making the adopted information systems rapidly obsoleted. The acceleration caused by technological advances, the speed of the network, combined with the changing needs of contemporary society, urge the museums to interact with the audience through cultural sharing by multimedia platforms. The goal of this article is to approach the subject from the point of view of the representation, investigating the oxymoron between the traditional museum, housed in a limited exhibition system, and the virtual museum extended in unlimited web spaces, proposing the application to the case study of the Castelli Ceramics Museum.</p
GEOMATICS AS A SURVEY TOOL TO DOCUMENT AND ENHANCE THE CULTURAL AND LANDSCAPED HERITAGE OF THE MONUMENTAL COMPLEXES IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ABRUZZO
Full text linkThe themes of the conference provide an opportunity to exchange views on topics of study in which multidisciplinary contributions
of geomatics and restoration contribute to the cognitive process aimed at the conservation of cultural Heritage. In this regard, the
contribution exposes research aimed at understanding the documentation and the enhancement of unique architectural – landscape
patrimony kept in the Abruzzo mountains. It is about the numerous spiritual retreats established by Pietro da Morrone, Pope
Celestino V, mounted among unpassable rocky walls, where the architecture blends with its natural environment camouflaging with
it. The analysis refers, specifically to the aspects of survey conducted during the years with the aid of integrated methodologies, able
to allow the acquisition, management and comparison of the data. The analysis refers, specifically, to recent digital acquisitions
involving the development of San Bartolomeo in Legio, on the slopes of Majella near Roccamorice detected with the use of
comparative Agisoft Photoscan and Pix4d software, with shots taken with drones of different sizes, able to mount professional
photographic cameras and associate to each picture the coordinates Gps of the point of shooting. Follows a confrontation between a
survey carried out with 3d laser scanner, Faro Ls1105, and described acquisitions, obtained from ground and from drone with
Photoscan, in order to compare the two scans and the metric differences obtained with the two methods
THE PHOTOGRAMMETRIC SURVEY METHODOLOGIES APPLIED TO LOW COST 3D VIRTUAL EXPLORATION IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIELD
No full textIn recent years, an increase in international investment in hardware and software technology to support programs that adopt
algorithms for photomodeling or data management from laser scanners significantly reduced the costs of operations in support of
Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, designed to generate real-time explorable digital environments integrated to virtual
stereoscopic headset. The research analyzes transversal methodologies related to the acquisition of these technologies in order to
intervene directly on the phenomenon of acquiring the current VR tools within a specific workflow, in light of any issues related to
the intensive use of such devices , outlining a quick overview of the possible "virtual migration" phenomenon, assuming a possible
integration with the new internet hyper-speed systems, capable of triggering a massive cyberspace colonization process that
paradoxically would also affect the everyday life and more in general, on human space perception. The contribution aims at
analyzing the application systems used for low cost 3d photogrammetry by means of a precise pipeline, clarifying how a 3d model is
generated, automatically retopologized, textured by color painting or photo-cloning techniques, and optimized for parametric
insertion on virtual exploration platforms. Workflow analysis will follow some case studies related to photomodeling, digital
retopology and "virtual 3d transfer" of some small archaeological artifacts and an architectural compartment corresponding to the
pronaus of Aurum, a building designed in the 1940s by Michelucci. All operations will be conducted on cheap or free licensed
software that today offer almost the same performance as their paid counterparts, progressively improving in the data processing
speed and management
Cluster-like headache due to warfarin therapy?
No full textWe report a case of cluster headache that emerged in close temporal relationship with warfarin treatment, and immediately
disappeared after the substitution of the latter with acenocoumarol
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