The final event of the PRIN 2022 project, “GO-IN! Digital Platforms for Inland Areas’ will take place in Pavia.
This two-day study event will address the issue of fragile inland areas, as well as the documentation and management of historical and cultural heritage. The aim is to establish and strengthen a network of entities operating in this field, and to stimulate debate on potential regeneration strategies and development policies that could inform future research in this area.

GO-IN! intends to experiment with virtual use systems applied to the cultural and landscape heritage of small historic centers in fragile internal areas. With the aim of protecting and enhancing these settlements, today at risk of depopulation, abandonment, degradation and disappearance of historical memory, GO-IN! proposes a replicable protocol for building digital twins of such areas. Digital documentation actions will therefore be developed, analysis of the state of conservation of buildings, census of services and territorial resources, geological survey and assessment of hydrogeological and geomorphological vulnerability, on a first sample area within the small historic center of Stigliano (MT ) in Basilicata.

The information collected will flow into 3D models accessible through a 3D GIS, which can be consulted and implemented over time by technical operators, for the programmatic management of interventions; and an interactive virtual platform that can be used by citizens and more generally by anyone who wants to discover the village, interacting with the digital space, with virtual contents and with other users.

For more info, see GO-IN! web site