Enrichment and sharing for historical architectures. A multidisciplinary HBIM approach

2021/12/29 by Antuono, Giuseppe, D'Agostino, Pierpaolo, Maglio, Andrea

paper · doi:10.6093/2499-1422/8234

Abstract

This research work, relating to the emblematic Cultural Heritage case of Palazzo Cellamare in Naples (Italy), aims to verify, in a perspective of multidisciplinary interaction, some potentialities of the structuring of an HBIM system, usable through cloud-based sharing environments, useful both for managing extensive knowledge and for identifying possible uses of this system by different categories of users.

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