The interaction of knowledge as though field experimentation of the integrated survey. The case of Sacristy of Francesco Solimena in the church of San Paolo Maggiore in Naples.

The use of advanced integrated survey techniques has allowed the acquisition of morphometric and colorimetric information to render three-dimensionally the frescoes by Francesco Solimena in the sacristy of san Paolo Maggiore in Naples. The research has explored different levels of knowledge by applying the necessary integration between consolidated knowledge and innovative technologies: combining innovative aspects of range-based modeling method and image-based modeling method, we created returnable models that can also be questioned remotely. The outcome is a contribution aimed at protection and enhancement of the cultural heritage, favoring conservation and restoration interventions as well as providing a permanent query of data and their complete use