Conservation Process Model: An ontology for Conservation in Architecture

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Computer ontologies have gained particular importance in current research. They play a fundamental role in the organisation of data and, therefore, of the knowledge that forms the basis for defining any intervention in the field of cultural heritage. To ensure effective interoperability and greater efficiency, these formalizations must not be disconnected from each other but rather well structured according to the different domains of interest. 

For this reason, it was decided to develop the CPM (Conservation Process Modelling) ontology, dedicated to the restoration of historic buildings, closely related to CIDOC CRM, the most established ontology in the field of material historical heritage. 

he book consists of three distinct sections, linked by their common focus on defining ontologies suitable for formalising historical cultural heritage issues, with particular reference to architecture. The first part is devoted to the complete formulation of version 1.0 of the CPM. The second presents some examples of concrete applications of the CPM, including the modelling of the Risk Map for historic centres. Finally, the third deals with the broader spectrum of digitisation in the field of tangible cultural heritage, paying particular attention to the CIDOC CRM ontology and to the debate on digitisation in the field of architectural restoration. 

 

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Acierno Architecture Conservation Project associates an instance Building Front building phase Building Unit Built Entity E60 Built Entity Range CdRont church of St CIDOC CRM scope class CR8 CdR class E60 Number classes and properties concept covered concerns some relation Construction Component Construction Element Plural covered in CRM CP1 Built Entity CP18 Space Entity CP2 Architecture CP33 Architecture Conservation CP5 Construction Element CP9 Building Material CPM classes CR8 CdR Built cultural heritage describe Domain E1 CRM Entity E18 Physical Thing E31 Document E55 Type E60 Number Quantification E7 Activity Entity E60 Number Examples façade Fiorani first-order logic identified instance of CP1 instantiation knowledge representation L'Aquila Mascherone Monte Romano number of storeys Object Ontome Palazzo Farnese possible to document property relates referred relates an instance representation Risk Map survey Rome San Vito Romano Scope note semantic data Somma Vesuviana Space Component Spacetime Subclass Subproperty Urban Plan Urban Unit

Informazioni sull'autore (2025)

Marta Acierno, Associate Professor of Restoration in the Faculty of Architecture of Sapienza University of Rome. Her main areas of interest are historical architecture, with particular reference to medieval architecture, architectural restoration and the development of digital tools for conservation.


Donatella Fiorani, Full Professor of Restoration in the Faculty of Architecture of Sapienza University of Rome. Her research focuses primarily on the theory and practice of restoration, historical construction and the development of digital tools for conservation. She is editor-in-chief of the journal “Materiali e Strutture. Problemi di conservazione”.

Informazioni bibliografiche

TitoloConservation Process Model: An ontology for Conservation in Architecture
Volume 170 di Studi e ricerche
AutoriMarta Acierno, Donatella Fiorani
EditoreSapienza Università Editrice, 2025
ISBN8893773848, 9788893773843
Lunghezza306 pagine
  
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