GIS methodology and SDI for risk analysis in medieval defensive earth architecture: Territorial characterization through spatial analysis, delphi method and analytic hierarchy process

Abstract

The proceedings contain 80 papers. The special focus in this conference is on Conservation of Cultural Heritage. The topics include: Graphic instruments for visualizing hypotheses; Geographic information systems (GIS) and building information modeling (BIM): Tools for assessing the cultural values of mass housing neighbourhoods in medium-sized cities of andalusia; dynamic identification for structural analysis of santa ana church in Seville; LOD BIM protocol for heritage interventions. Antonio cavallini’s wall paintings case study; Pilot experience of HBIM modelling on the renaissance quadrant façade of the cathedral of seville to support its preventive conservation; Application of BIM for the representation of the constructive evolution of the apse of the church of san juan de los caballeros of jerez de la frontera; a proposal for improving the conservation of the Asturian hórreos by using the new technologies; geographic information systems for the study of bunkers on the north shore of the strait of gibraltar; virtual reconstruction and constructive process: The case study of the dome of san carlo alle quattro fontane; fusion of 3D digitization technologies for the virtual exploration of re-covered archaeological remains; GIS methodology and SDI for risk analysis in medieval defensive earth architecture: Territorial characterization through spatial analysis, delphi method and analytic hierarchy process; a pilot study of space syntax applied to historical cities. Studying seville and lisbon in the 16th-17th centuries; Strategic control of castramental space and geospatial analysis of visual prevalence. Implementation of GIS methodologies; preventive conservation of built cultural heritage in southwestern europe: Heritagecare; preface.