BIM and GIS integration: planning a digital approach to archaeological site management
- Title
- BIM and GIS integration: planning a digital approach to archaeological site management
- Creator(s)
- Olga RosignoliSee all items with this value
- Luigi FregoneseSee all items with this value
- Giovanni AngrisaniSee all items with this value
- Valeria CeraSee all items with this value
- Simona ScandurraSee all items with this value
- Dora D'AuriaSee all items with this value
- Angela BoscoSee all items with this value
- Date
- 2025
- Is Part Of
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Archeologia e Calcolatori
- Volume
- 36
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 171-190
- Language
- eng
- Abstract
- The Pompeii Archaeological Park is an exceptional example of archaeology where architectural features have been almost totally preserved, in the context of an archaeological excavation. Because of this unique site, a digital management tool constructed upon the planned conservation needs, requires both the features of a BIM (Building Information Modelling) and a GIS (Geographic Information System). This article presents the first steps taken towards the design of such system, where the latest research in the integration of the two technological domains takes into consideration the requirements from the archeologists that will use the system. In particular, semantic mappings between entity classes are explained: the data schemas compared are the open format standards for BIM and GIS, namely IFC and CityGML, against a dedicated taxonomy created specifically for this research on the features of Vesuvian architecture.
- Tag
- Survey and excavations
- Spatial Coverage
- Pompei
- References
- BIG_SMAART - BIM & GIS for Spatial and Multidimensional Archaeological Artifacts and Techniques
- Zotero References Collection
- https://www.zotero.org/groups/5293298/bidiar/collections/W7VU663H
- Cites
- Archaeological 3D GIS
- Dictionnaire méthodique de l'architecture grecque et romaine
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- CityGML for Architectural Heritage
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- CityGML in the integration of BIM and the GIS: Challenges and opportunities
- BIM-CITYGML data integration for modern urban challenges
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LODs in cityGML, reprised from (OGC 2021) -
Examples of analysed objects: a wall, a quoin and a door opening -
IFC synthetic scheme tree diagram -
IFC mapping extract: ‘wall’ entity (‘opera vittata mista’) in relation with the ‘door’ entity -
CityGML synthetic scheme tree diagram -
CityGML extract, example of a wall and the connected window surface -
Wall representation in IFC -
Wall representation in CityGML -
Final results of the analysis
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