1D, 2D, 3D Dataset for the San Lorenzo in Miranda Church

The contribution presents a study on the survey and data classification of the Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda, Rome. The research was carried out within Spoke 8 – “Sustainability and Resilience of Tangible Cultural Heritage” of the CHANGES Partnership (Cultural Heritage Active Innovation for Next-Gen Sustainable Society), with the aim of developing a digital infrastructure for the organization and extraction of complex data. The church, located in the area of the Roman Forum along the Via Sacra, is particularly significant for its layered historical development, which extends from the remains of the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina to the transformations undertaken in the early twentieth century. Within the framework of Spoke 8, an extensive 3D survey campaign was launched in 2023 to produce a comprehensive digital replica of the monument, serving as a foundation for critical analysis. Alongside this model, a wide range of heterogeneous sources—spanning from archaeological records to iconographic materials—was collected, classified, and stored in a 3D information system designed to extract raw data and transform them into meaningful information.