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Articles | Volume XL-5/W1
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-5-W1-35-2013
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-5-W1-35-2013
13 Feb 2013
 | 13 Feb 2013

ADVANCED REPRESENTATION TECHNOLOGIES APPLIED TO THE TEMPLE OF NEPTUNE, THE SPHINX AND THE METOPE IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF PAESTUM

T. Cardinale, R. Valva, and M. Lucarelli

Keywords: Survey, Preservation, 3D Modelling, Historic Heritage, Digital Images

Abstract. The Summer School of Surveying and 3D modelling in Paestum was an opportunity to explore the use of innovative tools and advanced techniques in the design, implementation and management of surveys of historic and artistic complexes. In general such methods are used specifically for the development and management of vulnerability maps of existing heritage and so for the preventive conservation and valorisation of the built environment. The accurate detection of risk situations and the systematic promotion of highly selected and minimally invasive maintenance practices means that restoration and the efficiency of cycles of intervention can be optimized, with clear benefits from economic and cultural points of view. The group worked on the survey and 3D modelling of the Temple of Neptune, the Sphinx and the Metope of the Archaeological Park in Paestum.