The mining sites are characteristic elements of anthropogenic territorial reality, but they can also represent unresolved critical issues, then one of the main challenges for world-wide territorial regeneration policies. Therefore, their enhancement requires greater attention from the scientific community, in respect to the current international scenario (European Directive 85/337) and goals of the Agenda 2030. This contribution proposes the comparison between digital products deriving from the manipulation of open source datasets, through 3D Map generators and VPL (Visual Programming Language, and information acquired with SfM survey techniques from UAV. The results, integrated in the GIS platform, favor the multiscalar study of the space/environment of the Monte Sant'Angelo application prototype in Caserta and, consequently, the structuring of new information systems aimed at facilitating the cataloging and digitization of complex territorial realities, oriented to the distribution of sustainable project interventions for the city and its community.
I siti minerari sono elementi caratteristici della realtà territoriale antropica, ma possono anche rappresentare criticità irrisolte, dunque una delle principali sfide per le politiche di rigenerazione territoriale a livello mondiale. Pertanto, la loro valorizzazione richiede una maggiore attenzione da parte della comunità scientifica, nel rispetto dell’attuale scenario internazionale (Direttiva Europea 85/337) e degli obiettivi dell’Agenda 2030. Il contributo propone la comparazione tra i prodotti digitali derivanti dalla manipolazione di set di dati open source, tramite 3D Map generators e VPL (Visual Programming Language), e informazioni acquisite con tecniche di rilievo SfM da UAV. Gli esiti, integrati in ambiente GIS, favoriscono lo studio multi-scalare dello spazio/ambiente del prototipo applicativo di Monte Sant’Angelo a Caserta e, di conseguenza, la strutturazione di nuovi sistemi informativi finalizzati ad agevolare la catalogazione e digitalizzazione di realtà territoriali complesse, orientati alla distribuzione di interventi progettuali sostenibili per la città e la sua comunità.
DIGITAL MANAGEMENT OF QUARRIES SYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORY / Antuono, Giuseppe; Cera, Valeria; Cirillo, Vincenzo; Lanzara, Emanuela. - In: SUSTAINABLE MEDITERRANEAN CONSTRUCTION. - ISSN 2420-8213. - 12:SDG 2030. City&Land(2020), pp. 221-228.
DIGITAL MANAGEMENT OF QUARRIES SYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORY
Giuseppe Antuono;
2020
Abstract
The mining sites are characteristic elements of anthropogenic territorial reality, but they can also represent unresolved critical issues, then one of the main challenges for world-wide territorial regeneration policies. Therefore, their enhancement requires greater attention from the scientific community, in respect to the current international scenario (European Directive 85/337) and goals of the Agenda 2030. This contribution proposes the comparison between digital products deriving from the manipulation of open source datasets, through 3D Map generators and VPL (Visual Programming Language, and information acquired with SfM survey techniques from UAV. The results, integrated in the GIS platform, favor the multiscalar study of the space/environment of the Monte Sant'Angelo application prototype in Caserta and, consequently, the structuring of new information systems aimed at facilitating the cataloging and digitization of complex territorial realities, oriented to the distribution of sustainable project interventions for the city and its community.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
