Accurate three-dimensional (3D) models for Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) remain a significant challenge. This paper proposes a methodology that combines the Poisson Surface Reconstruction (PSR) technique with open-source management software to address this issue. The methodology uses automatically generated mesh models to produce reality-based 3D models of historical buildings. These models are enriched with geometric and semantic parameters according to BIM standards. The resulting methodology, Scan to MesHBIM, is an open 3D interface allowing experts to analyze and create a detailed set of properties adhering to construction rules. To test the workflow, we selected two case studies of different vaulting types: the Renaissance barrel vault with cloister heads and lunettes from the Ducal Palace in Urbino (Italy) and the Gothic ribbed vault from St. André Cathedral in Bourdeaux (France). The use of implicit surfaces proved to be an efficient means for obtaining accurate 3D objects; then, the enrichment of the 3D models ensures a better understanding and more in-depth management in the field of Cultural Heritage (CH).

SCAN-TO-MESHBIM: IMPLEMENTING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HISTORICAL VAULTED CEILINGS WITH OPEN TOOLS / Muñoz-Cádiz, Jesús; Quattrini, Ramona; Martín-Talaverano, Rafael. - In: TEMA. - ISSN 2421-4574. - ELETTRONICO. - 10:2(2024), pp. 1-15. [10.30682/tema100015]

SCAN-TO-MESHBIM: IMPLEMENTING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HISTORICAL VAULTED CEILINGS WITH OPEN TOOLS

Ramona Quattrini;
2024-01-01

Abstract

Accurate three-dimensional (3D) models for Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) remain a significant challenge. This paper proposes a methodology that combines the Poisson Surface Reconstruction (PSR) technique with open-source management software to address this issue. The methodology uses automatically generated mesh models to produce reality-based 3D models of historical buildings. These models are enriched with geometric and semantic parameters according to BIM standards. The resulting methodology, Scan to MesHBIM, is an open 3D interface allowing experts to analyze and create a detailed set of properties adhering to construction rules. To test the workflow, we selected two case studies of different vaulting types: the Renaissance barrel vault with cloister heads and lunettes from the Ducal Palace in Urbino (Italy) and the Gothic ribbed vault from St. André Cathedral in Bourdeaux (France). The use of implicit surfaces proved to be an efficient means for obtaining accurate 3D objects; then, the enrichment of the 3D models ensures a better understanding and more in-depth management in the field of Cultural Heritage (CH).
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