The Arctic is a region undergoing continuous and significant changes in land relief due to
different glaciological, geomorphological and hydrogeological processes. To study those …

Natural and anthropogenic mountain landscapes coevolve responding on different temporal
scales to climate changes and geodynamics by a series of increments that cause the …

When filtering highly rugged terrain from dense point clouds (particularly in technical
applications such as civil engineering), the most widely used filtering approaches yield …

The Piuro 1618 landslide is renowned as one of the most catastrophic historical events of
the Central Alps. The landscape of the Bregaglia Valley has been successively modified to …

Abstract The Seville Principles gather in their definitions the 3D representation of heritage
assets in their context, that is, elements such as the surroundings and landscape, for both …

Protection and maintenance of green architecture such as parks, countryside villas, and
historic gardens are a duty of our communities. Recently, hand‐held or portable mobile laser …

Obtaining high-resolution, accurate channel topography and deposit conditions has been a
challenge for the study of channelized debris flow. Currently, widely used map** …

Terrain is a dynamic component of the landscape, subject to rapid changes, particularly in
scenarios such as landslides. This study investigates how the spatial resolution and data …

Building Information Modeling represents one of the most interesting developments in
construction fields in the last 20 years. BIM process supports the creation of intelligent data …

Historical buildings such as the Selogriyo Temple are an important part of Indonesia's
cultural heritage. This temple is vulnerable to risks such as environmental changes, seismic …