A GIS-based flood damage index for cultural heritage

Iraq's cultural heritage: collateral damage.

Cultural Heritage Preservation Using Internet-enabled Gis

Cultural heritage preservation makes necessary to produce an initial technical documentation to be able to establish the plans which allow to develop suitable approaches for protecting. Recent developments in the scientific methods of documentation influenced the conservation approaches to historic areas. In the past, conservation efforts focused on absolute preservation which meant preventing ...

[Article] GIS And Web-GIS, Commercial and Open Source Platforms: General Rules for Cultural Heritage Documentation

Cultural heritage documentation is the more generic term used to define the intelligent collection of all kinds of information needed to know an object in order to document it before restoration, conservation and management or just to share knowledge and to transfer it to the future. The numerical formats used today to record all the information (from historical to the metric and/or physical da...

Gis and Web-gis, Commercial and Open Source Platforms: General Rules for Cultural Heritage Documentation

Cultural heritage documentation is the more generic term used to define the intelligent collection of all kinds of information needed to know an object in order to document it before restoration, conservation and management or just to share knowledge and to transfer it to the future. The numerical formats used today to record all the information (from historical to the metric and/or physical da...

Advanced Gis Technologies to Support Gereferencing of the Cultural Heritage

The project “Georeferencing of Architectural Heritage” is part of a larger Regional Program of Development that provides the carrying out of the management aim “Achievement and optimization of the Informative System of Lombardia for the Risk Chart of Cultural Heritage”. The project aims to build, as pointed out in laws, the co-ordination of activities and specific competences that are necessary...