The present work explores a methodology that makes use of low-cost technologies for generating panoramic videos in historic settings (characterized by very narrow streets) for the rapid identification of buildings that have injuries or damages induced by seismic events. The methodology was tested in the historic center of Popoli Terme (Italy). Importing the videos generated by a 360-degree camera into the Geographic information System (GIS) environment enables surveying and assessing the condition of the buildings with the assistance of a seismic expert. The proposed methodology can also be applied during emergency scenarios where rapid and complete documentation of damaged assets assumes a key role.
Documentation and rapid assessment of the health status of historic centers by the use of 360-degree videos and G.I.S
Cantagallo C.
Primo
;Cianchino G.;Masciotta M. G.;Palumbo D.;Pepe M.;Cangelmi L.;Spacone E.
2024-01-01
Abstract
The present work explores a methodology that makes use of low-cost technologies for generating panoramic videos in historic settings (characterized by very narrow streets) for the rapid identification of buildings that have injuries or damages induced by seismic events. The methodology was tested in the historic center of Popoli Terme (Italy). Importing the videos generated by a 360-degree camera into the Geographic information System (GIS) environment enables surveying and assessing the condition of the buildings with the assistance of a seismic expert. The proposed methodology can also be applied during emergency scenarios where rapid and complete documentation of damaged assets assumes a key role.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
