August 16, 2025HeritageOpen Access

Integrating HBIM and GIS Through Object-Relational Databases for the Conservation of Rammed Earth Heritage: A Multiscale Approach

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The integration of HBIM and GIS enriches documentation of rammed earth heritage, improving conservation efforts.
Automated data exchange between Revit and GIS tools was demonstrated on seven sites, resulting in enhanced insights into material variability.
A novel object-relational database was used to support semantic alignment, providing a cohesive understanding of historic construction methods.
The method contributes to cultural heritage management by enabling scalable tools for both building and landscape-scale documentation.

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This methodology integrates object-relational databases and GIS to enhance documentation and management of rammed earth heritage sites, suggesting improved preservation strategies.

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Chorro-Domínguez et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This methodology integrates object-relational databases and GIS to enhance documentation and management of rammed earth heritage sites, suggesting improved preservation strategies.

Integrating HBIM and GIS Through Object-Relational Databases for the Conservation of Rammed Earth Heritage: A Multiscale Approach

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Integrating HBIM and GIS Through Object-Relational Databases for the Conservation of Rammed Earth Heritage: A Multiscale Approach

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