Archaeological practice within the European context of heritage management is facing huge
challenges in ways of recording and reproduction of ex-situ preserved sites. As a …

Graphic and metric archaeological documentation is an activity that requires the capture of
information from different sources, accurate processing and comprehensive analysis. If …

Masonry arches are one of the most common and extended structural shapes present in the
worldwide architectural heritage. When handling with these structures at least two demands …

The intensity data produced by terrestrial laser scanners has become a topic of increasing
interest in the remote sensing community. We present a case study of radiometric calibration …

Digital investigations of the real world through point clouds and derivatives are changing
how curators, cultural heritage researchers and archaeologists work and collaborate. To …

This article reports the mapping of the stones, including marbles and brick masonry, used for
building the facade of the medieval Church of St. Nicholas (XI century ad), one of the most …

Soil multi-element analysis is now a routine technique employed to help answer questions
about space use and function in and around archaeological sites. The pattern of …

Discrete spatial datasets known as point clouds often lay the groundwork for decision-
making applications. Eg, we can use such data as a reference for autonomous cars and …

Landslides are highly erosional processes that dominate sediment mobilization and
reshape landscapes in orogenic belts. Therefore, quantifying and characterizing landslide …

Sound is a crucial component of the human communicative toolkit; however, as a topic of
research, it has been relatively neglected in archaeological method and theory. We propose …