UNI DOCTORAL PROGRAM: URBAN AND ARCHITECTONIC MANAGEMENT AND VALUATIONS
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1 UNI UNIVERSITAT POLITÈCNICA DE CATALUNYA - BARCELONATECH ESCOLA TÈCNICA SUPERIOR D'ARQUITECTURA DE BARCELONA DEPARTAMENT DE CONSTRUCCIONS ARQUITECTÒNIQUES I DOCTORAL PROGRAM: URBAN AND ARCHITECTONIC MANAGEMENT AND VALUATIONS Doctoral Thesis Proposal: Augmented Valuation of Cultural Heritage through Digital Representation based upon Geographic Information Technologies PhD Candidate: Luís Marques luisesmarques@gmail.com Webpage: Thesis Directors: Dr. Malcolm C. Burns (UPC/ETSAB/DCA - Spain) Thesis Directors: Dr. José António Tenedorio (UNL/FCSH/DGPR Portugal) JANUARY 30 TH 2012 AULA DOCTORAT DEL DEPARTAMENT CA1 SOTERRANI ETSAB 9 HORES
2 Summary 1. Main Question 2. Hypotheses 3. Objectives 4. Methodology 5. Case Studies (examples) 6. Expected Results and Discussion 7. Estimate timetable 8. Publications
3 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents?
4 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? Domains Digital Representations AND Valuation of Cultural Heritage Agents Technology
5 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? What Technological means make viable the valuation of cultural heritage (Remote Sensing, GIS, GPS, Geobrowser...)?
6 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? Domains Digital Representations AND Valuation of Cultural Heritage Agents RS GIS Technology 2D/3D/4D VR/AR APP GPS WMS Cloud
7 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? What Technological means make viable the valuation of cultural heritage (Remote Sensing, GIS, GPS, Geobrowser...)? What are the Agents in the territory and how they value the digital representations of their associated cultural heritage (technical, public, opinion/decision makers)?
8 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? Decision/ Opinion Makers Technicians Domains Digital Representations AND Valuation of Cultural Heritage Agents Public Promoters RS GIS Technology 2D/3D/4D VR/AR APP GPS WMS Cloud
9 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? What Technological means make viable the valuation of cultural heritage (Remote Sensing, GIS, GPS, Geobrowser...)? What are the Agents in the territory and how they value the digital representations of their associated cultural heritage (technical, public, opinion/decision makers)? What are the different Domains of valuation concerning cultural heritage digitally represented (technical-scientific, social-economic, political-administrative, ideological-symbolic-religious)?
10 1. Main Question The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? Socialeconomic Politicaladministrative Decision/ Opinion Makers Technicians Technicalscientific Ideologicalsymbolicreligious Domains Digital Representations AND Valuation of Cultural Heritage Agents Public Promoters RS GIS Technology 2D/3D/4D VR/AR APP GPS WMS Cloud
11 2. Hypotheses The Digital Representations augment distinctively the Value of Cultural Heritage, considering the Technology, the Domains and the Agents? Place as HYPOTHESIS that the digital representation augments distinctively the valuation of cultural heritage through the technology resources, the perspectives of the agents and the contributions for the different domains.
12 2. Hypotheses Place as HYPOTHESIS that the Digital Representation augments distinctively the Valuation of Cultural Heritage through the Technology resources, the perspectives of the Agents and the contributions for the different Domains. Socialeconomic Technicalscientific Ideologicalsymbolicreligious Politicaladministrative Domains Problem and Objective and Intelligence Digital Representations AND Valuation of Cultural Heritage Decision/ Opinion Makers and Agents Users Technicians Public Promoters Solution Tools RS GIS Technology 2D/3D/4D VR/AR APP GPS WMS Cloud
13 3. Objectives Main research objective The thesis seeks to demonstrate that the digital representation augments distinctively the valuation of cultural heritage through the technology resources, the perspectives of the agents and the contributions for the different domains.
14 3. Objectives Secondary objectives Recognize acquisition techniques and methods of heritage representations, considering their advantages and disadvantages; Identify multi-sources of pertinent information and delineating structures of datasets and databases of information; Research the potential to divulgate and use cultural heritage dematerialized (digital/virtual); Develop several examples/case studies of approaches to represent virtually the cultural heritage (such as structures with architectonic value, monuments or urban settlements)
15 3. Objectives Secondary objectives Recognise the principal agents associated to cultural heritage; Diagnose the value recognized from those agents addressed to the examples of heritage representations developed; Comprehend the main usability of technology applied to the several domains (associated with cultural heritage) and analyze the potential increased value through the digital representation.
16 4. Methodology Heritage G.I.T. Conventions / Scales Standards / Metadata (Gather, Store, Manipulate, Divulgate) Information Technologies, Techniques and Methods Heritage Representations Retrospective Representation Present Representation Prospective Representation Case studies of multi-sources Inquiry and interview the main Agents Adequate applications to different Domains Valuation of Cultural Heritage
17 4. Methodology Heritage Representations 2D 3D 4D GIS (produce, 2D Cartography Raster/Vector Historical/Antigen Cartography process, manage, Raster/Vector (point, (Modelling) Actual Cartography store, visualise) line, polygon) 3D Cartography Project Cartography Secondary Sources / Primary Sources Geobrowser (Visualise GI) GPS (gathering GI or search, request, identify objects) WMS (research/ Visualise/ disseminate GI) Remote Sensing (gathering, visualise GI) 2D Cartography 3D Cartography Historical/Antigen Cartography Actual Cartography Project Cartography X/Y X/Y/Z X/Y/Z + T 2D Cartography Raster/Vector Historical/Antigen Cartography Raster/Vector (point, (Modelling) Actual Cartography line, polygon) 3D Cartography Project Cartography Satellite Imagery SI 3D 2D/3D data at different moments in Lidar time Laser Scan Mobile APP (Virtual / Augmented Reality: visualise, search, identify from GI) 2D Cartography Raster/Vector Raster/Vector (Modelling) 3D Cartography Historical/Antigen Objects/Cartography Actual Objects/Cartography Project Objects/Cartography
18 5. Case Studies (examples) Visualisation of the evolution of the Belas Palace and the urban settlement in 3D (at 1830 and 2007) Belas, Sintra, Portugal ( ) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
19 Ancient cartography georeferenced (year 1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
20 Ancient cartography georeferenced Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
21 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
22 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
23 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) / 3D Belas Palace (at 1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
24 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) / Palace and urban settlement 3D (at 1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
25 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) / Palace and urban settlement 3D (at 1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
26 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) / Palace and urban settlement 3D (at 1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
27 Ancient cartography georeferenced (3D) / Palace and urban settlement 3D (at 1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
28 Palace and urban settlement 3D (1830) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
29 Palace and urban settlement 3D (1830) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
30 Palace and urban settlement 3D (1830) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
31 Palace and urban settlement 3D (1830) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
32 Palace and urban settlement at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
33 Palace and urban settlement at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
34 Palace (3D) and urban settlement at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
35 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
36 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
37 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
38 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
39 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
40 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
41 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
42 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
43 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
44 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
45 Palace and urban settlement (3D) at 2007 Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
46 Palace and urban settlement (3D at 2007), comparing with ancient cartography (1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
47 Palace and urban settlement (3D at 2007), comparing with ancient cartography (1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
48 Palace and urban settlement (3D at 2007), comparing with ancient cartography (1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
49 Palace and urban settlement (3D at 2007), comparing with ancient cartography (1830) Source: IGP / SIPA-IHRU
50 5. Case Studies (examples) Visualisation of thematic cartography from Lisbon Downtown at 3D Source: SIPA-IHRU
51 Building use (50% or more Residential/Commercial/Abandoned ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
52 Building use (associated alphanumerical information database) Source: SIPA-IHRU
53 Building use (database information labeling) Source: SIPA-IHRU
54 3D Thematic cartography (with associated alphanumerical information ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
55 3D Thematic cartography (with associated alphanumerical information ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
56 3D Thematic cartography (with associated alphanumerical information ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
57 3D Thematic cartography (with associated alphanumerical information ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
58 3D Thematic cartography (with associated alphanumerical information ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
59 3D Thematic cartography (with associated alphanumerical information ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
60 3D Thematic cartography (and inclusion of the buildings façade) Source: SIPA-IHRU
61 3D Thematic cartography (and inclusion of the buildings façade) Source: SIPA-IHRU
62 3D Thematic cartography (and inclusion of the buildings façade) Source: SIPA-IHRU
63 5. Case Studies (examples) Laser Scan 3D from Sintra (Portugal) Old Town and Town Palace (2002) Source: Artscan / SIPA-IHRU
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81 5. Case Studies (examples) Identification of ancient structures using georeferenced cartography Case study of Águas Livres Aqueduct in Lisbon Metropolitan Area (1797) Projected, Build and disappeared Structures Source: SIPA-IHRU
82 Ancient cartography georeferenced (1797) Águas Livres Aqueduct Source: SIPA-IHRU
83 Ancient cartography georeferenced (1797) Águas Livres Aqueduct Source: SIPA-IHRU
84 Ancient cartography georeferenced (1797) Águas Livres Aqueduct Source: SIPA-IHRU
85 Ancient cartography georeferenced (1797) Águas Livres Aqueduct Source: SIPA-IHRU
86 Ancient cartography georeferenced (1797) Águas Livres Aqueduct Source: SIPA-IHRU
87 Ancient cartography georeferenced (1797) Águas Livres Aqueduct Source: SIPA-IHRU
88 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) Vectorization (surface/underground/existing/disappeared) Source: SIPA-IHRU
89 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) Vectorization (surface/underground/existing/disappeared) Source: SIPA-IHRU
90 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) Vectorization (surface/underground/existing/disappeared) Source: SIPA-IHRU
91 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) Vectorization (surface/underground/existing/disappeared) Source: SIPA-IHRU
92 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) Vectorization (surface/underground/existing/disappeared) Source: SIPA-IHRU
93 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
94 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
95 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
96 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
97 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
98 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
99 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
100 Águas Livres Aqueduct (1797) at 2007 (remains vrs. disappeared ) Source: SIPA-IHRU
101 Águas Livres Aqueduct distribution (capture/transport/store/delivery) in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area Source: SIPA-IHRU
102 Águas Livres Aqueduct distribution (capture/transport/store/delivery) in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area Source: SIPA-IHRU
103 Águas Livres Aqueduct distribution (capture/transport/store/delivery) in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area Source: SIPA-IHRU
104 Águas Livres Aqueduct distribution (capture/transport/store/delivery) in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area Source: SIPA-IHRU
105 Águas Livres Aqueduct distribution (capture/transport/store/delivery) in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area Source: SIPA-IHRU
106 Águas Livres Aqueduct and associated projected / build / disappeared structures (1797) Source: SIPA-IHRU
107 6. Expected Results and Discussion Digital Representations of Cultural Heritage ( n case studies); Discussion about the evaluations from the Agents; Valuation for the different domains.
108 7. Estimate timetable 1st year 2nd year 3rd year Trimesters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Introduction State-of-the-art and Concepts Analysis Pre-conclusions Conceptualization and Developing case studies Case studies results Exploratory inquiry and interviews to Agents Inquiry and interview results Adequation of case studies to different Domains Validation of the Hypothesis Results and Conclusions Final Revision Defence and Dissemination
109 8. Publications Mapa da raia portuguesa, XXVIII Revista Monumentos, Direcção-Geral dos Edifícios e Monumentos Nacionais, Cartografia Histórica, XXVI Revista Monumentos, Direcção-Geral dos Edifícios e Monumentos Nacionais, CD-ROM Silves Cidade Mediterrânica e Beja Cidade Mediterrânica, Direcção-Geral dos Edifícios e Monumentos Nacionais, Mata Nacional do Buçaco, XX Revista Monumentos, Direcção-Geral dos Edifícios e Monumentos Nacionais, Atlas da Área Metropolitana de Lisboa, Área Metropolitana de Lisboa, CD-ROM do Património Metropolitano: Inventário Georreferenciado do Património da Área Metropolitana de Lisboa, Área Metropolitana de Lisboa, 2002.
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