Instrumentation of buildings for teaching in the subject of Pathology and Restoration

Abstract

The pathology and restoration subject seeks to train future technicians to diagnose problems in buildings. This course shows the procedures and methodologies that technicians use in their work for data collection and validation of hypotheses about the causes of pathologies. In the practice works that students perform during the course it is not possible to monitor the evolution over time of the lesions, treating this aspect only in a theoretical way. To solve this deficiency, it has been proposed the use of monitoring equipment installed in buildings of the university itself in which students can track them during the semester, which data taken previously can be added, thus being able to develop the ability to identify expected trends and identify problems based on values obtained in a real case.