Abstract
Abstract. The city of Rome looks like a succession of stratifications that have led to the formation of an architectural panorama that is unique in the world. The different eras and architectural styles that have defined the city in the two millennia of history make each of its parts unique. The punctual, areal and linear archaeological complexes unequivocally define the fabric of the city. The research investigates the theme of the analysis and representation of cultural heritage. It focuses on urban coexistences, not valued or in need of a new approach that modifies the way in which we relate. The research focuses on the way in which monumental archeologies interact with the contemporary urban fabric. The case study taken into consideration, to understand the archaeological survey methodologies for the digitization of cultural heritage, is the monumental complex of the Terme di Diocleziano in Rome. The ultimate goal is therefore to define an integrated survey methodology through which it is possible to set up a digital development work for archeologies. A development that is not limited to the two-dimensional representation of architecture but also three-dimensional, and informative at the model and geographic systems level.
Highlights
The city of Rome looks like a succession of stratifications that have led to the formation of an architectural panorama that is unique in the world
The digitization processes require the implementation of a specific discretization in representing archaeological elements which differs from the discretization of the simple architectural artefact. (Bartocci, Bini, 2012) Starting from the design of the survey project, it is necessary to think from the point of view of an archaeological element with undefined geometries, subject to degradation and whose understanding is more difficult than a single architectural element
The survey project is an essential phase of any architectural and urban survey work, since it allows you to design and organize all the data acquisition operations in relation to the type of building, any critical issues of the context and the purpose of the survey. It acts as an element of connection between the theoretical-methodological setting phase and the practicalexecutive one, in order to have an overall control of the activities. (Docci, Maestri, 2009) The purpose of the survey project is to outline useful ways and tools for data acquisition and to define an analytical survey scheme consisting of successive levels of study
Summary
The city of Rome looks like a succession of stratifications that have led to the formation of an architectural panorama that is unique in the world. The research investigates the theme of the analysis and representation of cultural heritage It focuses on urban coexistences, not valued or in need of a new approach that modifies the way in which we relate. The research focuses on the way in which monumental archeologies interact with the contemporary urban fabric. These architectures, whose peculiarities greatly differentiate them from the consolidated fabric of the city, impose a new perspective through which they must be studied, analyzed, and represented. (Bartocci, Bini, 2012) Starting from the design of the survey project, it is necessary to think from the point of view of an archaeological element with undefined geometries, subject to degradation and whose understanding is more difficult than a single architectural element. A development that is not limited to the two-dimensional representation of architecture and three-dimensional, and informative at the model and geographic systems level
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