L’innovazione nel rilievo fotografico per la conoscenza, la documentazione e la fruizione dei beni culturali

Alessio Cardaci; Antonella Versaci

doi:10.6092/issn.1828-5961/3666

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Alessio Cardaci Università di Bergamo
Professor and researcher at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Bergamo. He obtained a Master Degree cum laude in Building Engineering (University of Messina, Italy) and a PhD in Building Engineering: Restoration Design (Department of Drawing and Design, Faculty of Engineering, University of Messina, Italy). Since 2008, he holds the chair of Drawing at the University of Bergamo, Department of Engineering. His main research interests are based on the assessment of the capabilities of laser scanning technologies with special regard to cultural heritage survey, structural testing and diagnostic, 3D visualization and virtual
Antonella Versaci Università degli Studi di Enna "Kore"

Degree in Civil Engineering, she earned her PhD in Architecture from the University of Paris VIII. After being UNESCO international staff member, in charge of numerous cultural projects in South-Eastern Europe until 2008, she is currently a researcher and assistant professor in architectural restoration at the University of Enna "Kore" - Faculty of Engineering, Architecture. She is also an associate researcher at the Institut Parisien de recherche Architecture Urbanistique Société, rEcole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture de Paris-Belleville (UMR 3329 Ausser). Since May 2012, she is the head of the Laboratory of Restoration of Architectural and
Cultural Heritage of KORE University.

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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1828-5961/3666

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architectural photography, cultural heritage, digital documentation

Abstract

Since the early days of its invention, photography has played an essential role in the representation of architecture. Characteristic of our time, it has allowed a new view on the world and the establishment of a new language that has fully invested even the cultural heritage sector, proving to be an invaluable means for their knowledge, conservation and documentation. As a useful tool for the metric survey, the role of photography has gradually evolved as a function of objectives increasingly attentive not only to the architectural objects in themselves, but also to their relationships with space. The focus, therefore, is also gradually moved on before neglected aspects and photography has adapted, even technologically, to new purposes. This work aims to investigate these aspects, highlighting the peculiarities.

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Technology innovation in photo surveying for the knowledge, the documentation and the valorization of cultural heritage

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