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INTEROPERABILITY AND FRIENDLY INTERFACES FOR ASSESSING INTERVENTIONS IN CULTURAL HERITAGE DOMAINS

The increasing availability of Open Source tools for satisfying demand in services and applications poses serious problems for effective integration of tools in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) environments. Interoperability intends to solve such effective integration involving information and software tools in complex environments. It also involves a large number of services and applications, with special troubles in Cultural Heritage (CH) domains. Any intervention (relative to conservation, restoration or any other similar task) in CH requires an information exchange between different tasks concerning designing, planning, executing and tracking (monitoring and data mining). The two first stages involve GIS and CAD tools, and their interoperability can be solved in a semantic framework. However, last stages (executing and tracking) are concerned with business logic. They are nearer to the harmonization between particular solutions encompassing the optimal combination and application of Non-Destructive (NDT) or Semi-destructive Techniques (SDT), which must be minimally invasive in CH domains. Image and rangebased 3D surveying provide a 3D model giving a support for documenting and applying the most appropriate NDT or SDT. Protocols for photogrammetric surveying are well known (3x3x3 rules), and it is easy to extend them to range-based modeling; but they must be extended to another NDT and SDT. Smart interfaces for navigation, insertion or extraction of information on 3D modeling allow developing a dialogue on a simplified model along surveying and tracking interventions. This work is focused towards the development of a friendly smart interface capable of managing, by means of hyper-graphs, an assisted dialogue with a remote server where an expert system is in charge of different functionalities such as: a) storing new information, b) data accessing on different multimedia supports, c) providing similar examples and d) evaluating solutions. This solution is being applied to indoor and outdoor CH scenarios such as Maritime Museum of Barcelona and Historic Centre of Segovia for assessing accessibility issues