Built cultural heritage is under constant threat due to environmental pressures,
anthropogenic damages, and interventions. Understanding the preservation state of …

Coastal retreat is a non-recoverable phenomenon that—together with a relevant proneness
to landslides—has economic, social and environmental impacts. Quantitative data on …

Thermal infrared imaging is fundamental to architectural heritage non-destructive
diagnostics. However, thermal sensors' low spatial resolution allows capturing only very …

In the framework of built heritage monitoring techniques, a prominent position is occupied by
thermography, which represents an efficient and non-invasive solution for these kinds of …

Pedestrian space is an important place for people's outdoor activities. Its thermal
environment affects pedestrian walking experience, route selection and physical health. This …

Energy-efficient retrofitting of existing buildings is a key aspect for reaching the proposed
energy consumption reduction targets fixed by public authorities in different countries. For …

Efforts in the domain of building studies involve the use of a diverse array of geomatic
sensors, some providing invaluable information in the form of three-dimensional point …

The thermal analysis of buildings represents a key-step for reduction of energy consumption,
also in the case of Cultural Heritage. Here the complexity of the constructions and the …

A mobile indoor mapping system combined with infrared thermography was used for the
acquisition of data needed for the quantification of heat loss through a building envelope by …

The relatively poor spatial resolution of thermal images is a limitation for many thermal
remote sensing applications. A possible solution to mitigate this problem is super-resolution …