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Keywords
SURVEY, DRAWING, 3D MODELLING, ARCHITECTURE, CITY

Integrated Methodologies for the Survey, Drawing, Modelling of Urban and Architectural Environment.

Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"
Abstract
The term “digital revolution” has been very used in these last years in order to identify the deep changes affecting all human activities and much more those connected with the scientific research.
If on one side we have experimented a nearly immediate passage from the “pre-digital” procedures to the new ones (sometimes even sacrificing researchers’ flexibility to systems’ rigidity), on the other we have not registered yet a “feed-back” motion aiming at integrating the pre-digital procedures as well as the development of more ergonomic ways in the human-data interaction.
This issue appears to represent a major task in the field of survey, documentation and, more in general, of knowledge of the architecture and the city: beside the recalled problems, in fact, the pressure put on researchers by the extraordinary technological innovation (especially determined by 3D scanning development) has somehow revolutionised the consolidated concepts of “survey” and “modelling”.
As the research aiming at optimizing the application of the illustrated powerful technologies represents a major priority, on the other hand it’s equally important to recover the traditional “heritage” in such a way to make it compatible (and consequently comparable) with the information acquired with the most advanced methodologies.
This matter is significantly dealing with the “Model” concept, that is with the set of operations that lead to the discreetization of architectural and >>>

Principal Investigator
Mario Docci Università degli Studi di ROMA "La Sapienza"
Research Objectives
The deep changes we have been experimenting during these last ten years owing to the capillary diffusion of digital systems have greatly affected the field of Documentation and Analysis of the architecture and the city.
If on one side we have experimented a nearly immediate passage from the “pre-digital” procedures to the new ones (sometimes even sacrificing researchers’ flexibility to systems’ rigidity), on the other a counter-balancing “feed-back” motion aiming at integrating the pre-digital procedures as well as the development of more ergonomic ways in the human-data interaction is still to come.
This question appears to represent a major task in the field of survey, documentation and, more in general, of knowledge of the architecture and the city: beside the recalled problems, in fact, the pressure put on researchers by the extraordinary technological innovation (especially determined by 3D scanning development) has somehow revolutionised the consolidated concepts of “survey” and “modelling”.
As the research aiming at optimizing the application of the illustrated powerful technologies represents a major priority, on the other hand it’s equally important to recover the traditional “heritage” in such a way to make it compatible (and consequently comparable) with the information acquired with the most advanced methodologies.
This matter is significantly dealing with the “Model” concept, that is with the set of operations that lead to the >>>

First Results
Although the development of present research represents a coherent whole of concurrent activities, nevertheless a number of major results can be listed. They actually refer to the three main tasks described in the proposal (Task 1 – Scientific and technological issues, Task 2 – Procedures and Methods, Task 3 – Testing and dissemination):

Task 1 – Scientific and technological issues.
This scientific and technological task aims at developing innovative procedures for construction and manipulation of 3D Models coming from 3D scans or other acquisition techniques.
From this task we expect a relevant increase of basic knowledge concerning the instruments themselves and their management; on the other hand, though, a productive feed-back process between research institutions and manufacturers will be set up in order to reach an overall improvement of existing equipments as well as the development of new ones. Inside each proposal coming from the 5 Research Units of this project, is possible to retrieve the number and quality for the relationships set up with different manufacturer and developer in this sector.

Task 2 – Procedures and Methods.
This strictly methodological task, will deal with focusing and developing new methodologies and utilisation fields for acquisition and reproduction techniques: as a result, suitable operational protocols as well as new usage hypothesis well be defined.
It represents somehow the core of >>>

Timescale
24 months
National and international background
The term “digital revolution” has been very used in these last years in order to identify the deep changes affecting all human activities and much more those connected with the scientific research.
If on one side we have experimented a nearly immediate passage from the “pre-digital” procedures to the new ones (sometimes even sacrificing researchers’ flexibility to systems’ rigidity), on the other we have not registered yet a “feed-back” motion aiming at integrating the pre-digital procedures as well as the development of more ergonomic ways in the human-data interaction.
This question appears to represent a major task in the field of survey, documentation and, more in general, of knowledge of the architecture and the city: beside the recalled problems, in fact, the pressure put on researchers by the extraordinary technological innovation (especially determined by 3D scanning development) has somehow revolutionised the consolidated concepts of “survey” and “modelling”.
As the research aiming at optimizing the application of the illustrated powerful technologies represents a major priority, on the other hand it’s equally important to recover the traditional “heritage” in such a way to make it compatible (and consequently comparable) with the information acquired with the most advanced methodologies.
This matter is significantly dealing with the “Model” concept, that is with the set of operations that lead to the discreetization of architectural and >>>