Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation
Historic structures are affected by numerous degradation processes driven by a complex system of interconnected and mutually influencing factors. Preserving these monuments is a multidisciplinary endeavour that extends beyond one-time interventions, necessitating a comprehensive methodology that inv...
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| author | Yamini Patankar Camilla Tennenini Rafael Bischof Ishita Khatri Ricardo Maia Avelino Wenqian Yang Nijat Mahamaliyev Fabio Scotto Daniela Mitterberger Bernd Bickel Fred Girardet Christophe Amsler Brahimsamba Bomou Robert J. Flatt |
| author_facet | Yamini Patankar Camilla Tennenini Rafael Bischof Ishita Khatri Ricardo Maia Avelino Wenqian Yang Nijat Mahamaliyev Fabio Scotto Daniela Mitterberger Bernd Bickel Fred Girardet Christophe Amsler Brahimsamba Bomou Robert J. Flatt |
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| description | Historic structures are affected by numerous degradation processes driven by a complex system of interconnected and mutually influencing factors. Preserving these monuments is a multidisciplinary endeavour that extends beyond one-time interventions, necessitating a comprehensive methodology that involves various stakeholders, expert consultations, monitoring tools, and impact assessments. Limitations arise due to communication barriers and difficulty in translating and transferring experience among disciplines, often compromising the collective ability to define the best possible conservation strategies.
Recent advancements in 3D modelling and data management technologies offer collaborative platforms for information sharing. However, the complex interfaces of these tools often limit their accessibility, making them exclusive to specialists. Integrating Spatial Computing could address these challenges by fostering intuitive engagement and enhancing accessibility and depth in interdisciplinary interactions. This letter outlines initial efforts in using spatial computing to tackle the challenges of built heritage conservation and presents a vision for its future development.
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| spelling | doaj-art-dd6e3c39229948a585f9964c85b4580a2025-01-03T16:25:09ZengRILEM Publications SARLRILEM Technical Letters2518-02312025-01-01910.21809/rilemtechlett.2024.202Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation Yamini Patankar 0Camilla Tennenini1Rafael Bischof2Ishita Khatri3Ricardo Maia Avelino4Wenqian Yang5Nijat Mahamaliyev6Fabio Scotto7Daniela Mitterberger8Bernd Bickel9Fred Girardet10Christophe Amsler11Brahimsamba Bomou12Robert J. Flatt13ETH Zurich, Institute for Building Materials, Physical Chemistry of Building MaterialsETH Zurich, Institute for Building Materials, Physical Chemistry of Building MaterialsETH Zurich, Institute of Technology in Architecture, Computational Design LabIndian Institute of Technology, Madras, Data ScienceETH Zurich, Institute for Building Materials, Physical Chemistry of Building MaterialsETH Zurich, Institute of Technology in Architecture, Digital Building TechnologiesETH Zurich, Institute for Building Materials, Physical Chemistry of Building MaterialsETH Zurich, Institute of Technology in Architecture, Gramazio Kohler ResearchPrinceton University, School of ArchitectureETH Zurich, Institute of Technology in Architecture, Computational Design LabRINO Sàrl, BlonayChristophe Amsler ArchitecteUniversity of Lausanne, Institute of Earth Sciences ISTE, GeopolisETH Zurich, Institute for Building Materials, Physical Chemistry of Building MaterialsHistoric structures are affected by numerous degradation processes driven by a complex system of interconnected and mutually influencing factors. Preserving these monuments is a multidisciplinary endeavour that extends beyond one-time interventions, necessitating a comprehensive methodology that involves various stakeholders, expert consultations, monitoring tools, and impact assessments. Limitations arise due to communication barriers and difficulty in translating and transferring experience among disciplines, often compromising the collective ability to define the best possible conservation strategies. Recent advancements in 3D modelling and data management technologies offer collaborative platforms for information sharing. However, the complex interfaces of these tools often limit their accessibility, making them exclusive to specialists. Integrating Spatial Computing could address these challenges by fostering intuitive engagement and enhancing accessibility and depth in interdisciplinary interactions. This letter outlines initial efforts in using spatial computing to tackle the challenges of built heritage conservation and presents a vision for its future development. http://letters.rilem.net/index.php/rilem/article/view/202Built Heritage ConservationSpatial ComputingMultidisciplinary CollaborationExtended Reality (XR) Applications |
| spellingShingle | Yamini Patankar Camilla Tennenini Rafael Bischof Ishita Khatri Ricardo Maia Avelino Wenqian Yang Nijat Mahamaliyev Fabio Scotto Daniela Mitterberger Bernd Bickel Fred Girardet Christophe Amsler Brahimsamba Bomou Robert J. Flatt Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation RILEM Technical Letters Built Heritage Conservation Spatial Computing Multidisciplinary Collaboration Extended Reality (XR) Applications |
| title | Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation |
| title_full | Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation |
| title_fullStr | Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation |
| title_short | Heritage ++, a Spatial Computing approach to Heritage Conservation |
| title_sort | heritage a spatial computing approach to heritage conservation |
| topic | Built Heritage Conservation Spatial Computing Multidisciplinary Collaboration Extended Reality (XR) Applications |
| url | http://letters.rilem.net/index.php/rilem/article/view/202 |
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