Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) is an essential technology for heritage
documentation, conservation, and management. It enables people to understand, archive …

Despite the recent significant increase on the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in
the cultural heritage field, its application on heritage timber structures aiming at their …

The assessment of insect degradation on the surface of timber elements is a key point in
evaluating the safety of wooden buildings. The depth and the degree of the insect attack are …

The maintenance of historic wooden structures requires the assessment of the timber
elements that compose them. The accurate knowledge of their mechanical performance is a …

The paper presents selected methods for modelling bent timber beams strengthened with
fibre-reinforced polymers (FRP). The assumptions are described, and the main analytical …

Detecting changes of indoor environments with respect to a 3D model is important for
building monitoring and management. Existing change detection methods based on LiDAR …

Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) is increasingly utilized to develop accurate
and semantic-rich databases for the representation, preservation, and renovation of cultural …

A key potential of HBIM is its ability to reflect the complexity and stratification of built heritage.
By gathering in a single place multiple data, the HBIM streamlines the knowledge process …

This paper explores the application of Digital Twins (DTs) for supporting the structural health
monitoring (SHM) of timber buildings, with a particular emphasis on historical timber …

The context of this research is given by a socio-economic situation in which new and more
demanding challenges appear. Using wood, a naturally occurring, renewable, and …