4. CONCLUSIONS
The research has verified, in a practical application:
the adaptability of the guidelines proposed by CEN
for architectural goods documentation;
the implementary of a data structure on any software
platform (MGE, ARCINFO, ArcView, Atlas Gis,
etc);
cataloguing of architectural goods without the
necessity of a specific software;
the possibility of insertion into the already existing
Land Information System.
The collected data constitute the minimum structure that
is necessary for the surveying of an architectural object,
while the metadata represent the minimum structure
necessary to guarantee a correct use of these data. It
would be desirable that, together with the necessary care
in the collection of the primary metric data, already
acquired by
whoever deals with the documentation and cataloguing of
the architectural goods, a likewise meticulous care in the
documentation of the data should be added in order to
make the use of the archives possible and easy for the
ever growing number of users.
5. BIBLIOGRAPHY
Waldhàusl, P., Ogleby, O. 1994. 3x3 Rules for simple
photogrammetric documentation of Architecture. Arch,
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Mogorovich, P., Renda, O. 1996. Utilizzo di
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