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The Future of Heritage
Science and Technologies
Design, Simulation and Monitoring
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Rocco Furferi Lapo Governi
Department ofIndustrial Engineering Department ofIndustrial Engineering
University of Florence University of Florence
Florence, Italy Florence, Italy
Yary Volpe Francesco Gherardini
Department ofIndustrial Engineering Department ofEngineering “Enzo Ferrari”
University of Florence University of ModenaandReggio Emilia
Florence, Italy Modena, Italy
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Preface and Acknowledgement
This book presents a selection of contributions, dealing with the application of
Mechanical Engineering in the field of Cultural Heritage, presented at the 3rd
Florence Heri-Tech International Conference, held during May 16–18, 2022, in
Firenze, Italy.
Organized under the patronage of the University of Florence with the support
of the Department of Industrial Engineering, Florence Heri-Tech gathered
researchersandexpertsinthefieldof“heritagescienceandrelatedtechnologies”to
disseminate their recent research at an international level as well as to draw new
inspiration. The Conference was part of the 2022 Florence International Biennial
forArtandRestoration,aninternationaleventattractingprestigiousinstitutionsand
companiesandcreatingaunique opportunitytobring together theacademic world
with industry.
The overarching goal of Florence Heri-Tech is to promote European mobility
andcooperationamongresearchers,students,andpractitioners,tofurtherEurope’s
growth as a multi-cultural society, and to promote the idea that scientific-cultural
researchmustbeanimportantpartofsociety.Furthermore,theConferenceintends
to foster international networks between universities, training institutions, and
businesses in order to foster long-term partnership prospects.
More than 80 experts, coordinated by the General Chairs and supported by a
high-level Technical and Scientific Committee, were involved in the review pro-
cess, which led to the selection of 32 papers (out of 101 paper submitted at the
Conference and 146 abstract received by the Scientific Committee). The overall
numberofauthorsinvolvedwas154.Contributionsfocusonmulti-disciplinaryand
inter-disciplinary research concerning the use of innovative engineering-based
methodologies and technologies for documenting, managing, preserving, and
communicating cultural heritage.
The editors would like to personally thank everyone participating in the review
process for their dedication and skill at the service of the Conference. Special
appreciation goes to the members of theTechnical and Scientific Committees who
made it possible for the Conference to take place.
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The Conference prestige was enhanced by the participation of the Honorary
Chairs: Prof. Dei, Prof. Baglioni, Prof. Bonsanti, Prof. Cappellini, Prof. Cather,
Prof. Ciatti, Prof. Colombini, Prof. Rodrigues, Prof. Santos, and Prof. Sgamellotti.
GeneralChairsextendtheirthankstoallauthors,speakers,andthosepersonswhose
labor, financial support, and encouragement made the Florence Heri-Tech event
possible.
Rocco Furferi
Lapo Governi
Yary Volpe
Kate Seymour
Francesco Gherardini
Organization Committee
General Chairs
Rocco Furferi University of Florence, Italy
Lapo Governi University of Florence, Italy
Yary Volpe University of Florence, Italy
Rodorico Giorgi University of Florence, Italy
Anna Pelagotti Executive Agency of the European Research
Council
Kate Seymour Stichting Restauratie Atelier Limburg (SRAL),
Maastricht, The Netherlands
Organizing Committee
Elena Amodei Salone dell’Arte e del Restauro di Firenze, Italy
Lucia Maranzana Salone dell’Arte e del Restauro di Firenze, Italy
Francesco Gherardini University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
Rocco Furferi University of Florence, Italy
Honorary Chairs
Baglioni Piero University of Florence, Italy
Bonsanti Giorgio University of Florence, Italy
Cappellini Vito University of Florence, Italy
Cather Sharon The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
Ciatti Marco Opificio delle Pietre Dure, Florence, Italy
Colombini Maria Perla CNR-ICVBC.NationalResearchCouncilofItaly
– Institute for the Conservation and
Valorization of Cultural Heritage
Dei Luigi Rector of the University of Florence, Italy
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viii OrganizationCommittee
Delgado Rodrigues Jose Laboratorio Nacional De Engenharia Civil,
Lisbon, Portugal
Matteini Mauro Former Director of ICVBC-Istituto per
laConservazione elaValorizzazionedeiBeni
Culturali – CNR, Italy
Primicerio Mario University of Florence, Italy
Santos Pedro Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics
Research IGD, Darmstadt, Germany
Sgamellotti Antonio University of Perugia, Italy
Technical and Scientific Committee
Al Huneidi Hani M. International Cultural Heritage Specialist, Jordan
Argenti Fabrizio Department of Information Engineering,
University of Florence, Italy
Balocco Carla Industrial Engineering Department, University
of Florence, Italy
Berardi Umberto Canada Research Chair, Ryerson University
Bianconi Francesco Department of Engineering, University
of Perugia, Italy
Bici Michele Department of Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering of Sapienza University of Rome,
Italy
Buonamici Francesco Department of Industrial Engineering, University
of Florence, Italy
Camilli Andrea Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici della
Toscana, Department Member, Italy
Cassar JoAnn University of Malta
Cavalieri Duccio Department of Biology, University of Florence,
Italy
Corallo Angelo Department of Innovation Engineering,
Unisalento, Italy
Cheung Sidney The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong
Del Bianco Corinna DirectoroftheInternationalInstituteLifeBeyond
Tourism and Adviser of the Romualdo Del
Bianco Foundation, Italy
Del Bimbo Alberto Department of Information Engineering,
University of Florence, Italy
Di Angelo Luca Department of Industrial Engineering University
of L’Aquila, Italy
Bruno Fabio Department of Mechanical Energetics and
Management Engineering, University of
Calabria, Italy
OrganizationCommittee ix
Es Sebar Leila PhD in Metrology – Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Fernandez Federica IEMEST, Istituto EuroMediterraneo di Scienza e
Tecnologia, Director of Department NIMA,
Italy
Ferrise Francesco Department of Mechanics, Polytechnic of Milan,
Italy
Fioravanti Marco AgrifoodProductionandEnvironmentalSciences
Agriculture, Food and Forestry Systems,
University of Florence, Italy
Frischer Bernard Department of Informatics, Indiana University,
US
Garmendia Arrieta Leire Faculty of Engineering in Bilbao University
of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain
Gherardini Francesco Department of Engineering “Enzo Ferrari”,
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia,
Italy
Goli Giacomo AgrifoodProductionandEnvironmentalSciences
Agriculture, Food and Forestry Systems,
University of Florence, Italy
Guidi Gabriele Department of Mechanics, Polytechnic of Milan,
Italy
Hazan Susan Coordinator, Israel Consortium for Digital
Heritage
Iadanza Ernesto University of Florence, Italy
Lanzoni Luca Architect and Urban Planner, International
Expert/Lead Expert in the Field of Cultural
HeritageEnhancements—UPCTPolytechnical
University of Cartagena, Spain
Lazoi Mariangela Department of Innovation Engineering,
Unisalento, Italy
Macdonald Susan Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles
Markevicius Tomas University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Martín Lerones Pedro Heritage Area Manager, CARTIF Technology
Center, Spain
Olsson Nina Art Conservation, Portland, Oregon, US
Patelli Alessandro Department of Physics and Astronomy “Galileo
Galilei”, University of Padua, Italy
Pavia Anselmo Applied Computer Group – Computer Science
Department–FederalUniversityofMaranhão,
Brazil
Pellicciari Marcello University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
Peñalver Martínez María Department of Architecture and Building
Jesús Technology - Universidad Politécnica de
Cartagena, Spain
