Heritage structures are vital to national history, symbolising past achievements and engineering prowess. However, various threats, including aging, conflict, and environmental factors, lead to the loss of many such structures annually. Three-dimensional digital recording and archiving are becoming more prevalent as pr...
S. M. Nair, Diana Andrushia, Alwyn Varghese· Proceedings of the Instituti...· 0 citations
Sicilian fortified heritage is a rich and widespread system, yet at the same time fragile and exposed to risk conditions determined by the geomorphological complexity of the sites, local slope instability, erosion, difficult accessibility and the progressive decay of masonry structures. Castles, towers and defensive ou...
Antonella Versaci, A. Cardaci· The International Archives o...· 0 citations
This study presents the digital documentation of traditional Fijian architectural heritage through an in-depth investigation of the bure, Fiji’s indigenous house, focusing on three distinct bure types in Navala village. Although the bure has long been recognised for its cultural significance and demonstrated capacity t...
M. Elkharboutly, Masoud Mahmoodi· Built heritage· 0 citations
Documentation of immovable cultural heritage is a fundamental prerequisite for its conservation, restoration, and sustainable management. Recent advances in geospatial technologies have significantly improved the accuracy, efficiency, and completeness of spatial data acquisition for historic structures. This study eval...
Gabriela Simeonova, Ivan Marinov, Christina Mickrenska· ISPRS Annals of the Photogra...· 0 citations
The ChemiNova project—funded by the Horizon Europe programme and coordinated by the Universitat de València—demonstrates how digital innovation can transform cultural heritage conservation in the face of increasing climate-related emergencies. Through the integration of technologies such as augmented and mixed reality,...
Carmen Cano-Sola, Álvaro Solbes-García, Alejandro Villar-Torres et al.· The Heritage· 0 citations
The Buyeo Royal Tombs in Neungsan-ri represent a royal funerary complex of the Baekje Sabi period (A.D. 538–660) and form an important cultural landscape reflecting the spatial organization of the Sabi capital. As part of the Baekje Historic Areas inscribed on the World Heritage List, the site holds significant histori...
Ji-Woo Lee, Soungki Lee, Sung-Heuk Jung et al.· The Heritage· 0 citations
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