Multi-Scale Monitoring of Rupestrian Heritage: Methodological Approach and Application to a Case Study
Maria Sileo|Fabrizio Terenzio Gizzi|Angelo Donvito|Rosa Lasaponara|Franco Fiore|Nicola Masini
Most of the artistic heritage in Mediterranean basin is hosted rupestrian hypogeum whose peculiarity given by presence at least one open side, which makes them particularly sensitive to meteorological conditions. This mandatory monitoring both indoor and outdoor environmental parameters analyze cause–effect relationship between microclimatic inside outside hypogeum. The paper proposes a spatial temporal multi-scale methodological approach applied church Matera, hosts precious wall paintings, vulnerable effects parameters. based on analysis data acquired three platforms: indoor, close-range outdoor, from station weather forecast COSMO 5 model. method allowed characterize relationships different scales. results showed significant correlation parameters, thus opening new opportunities for use systematically available, such as those stations forecast.
International Journal of Architectural Heritage|CINECA IRIS Institutional Research Information System (University of Basilicata)