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The Bi.G.Ar. project
Advanced technology offers new pathways to archaeological research. The EU-funded BiGAr project will integrate Building Information Modelling (BIM) with Geographical Information System (GIS) to document the 4D nature of archaeological evidence and their traditional information. This methodology represents an innovation in archaeological research. It will permit a higher level of collaboration through the web and provide a new frontier for spatial analysis and management of the cultural landscape. The project will use the new digital application to manage the archaeological data collected in the fieldwork around two ancient capitals, Rome (Gabii Project) and Ravenna (Ravenna Landscape Archaeological Project).
Next Events!
01 OCT 2021
- 30 SEP 2022
Research activity
PublishedHere we go!
The Outgoing phase of the BiGAr project starts now! Marco Cavalazzi will be a visiting scholar at the department of Classical Studies of the University of Michigan. During the first 3 months of the project he will collaborate with the Gabii research team, in order to start the training planned
01 JAN
- 15 JUN 2022
Secondment
The BiGAr project includes a secondment period at the University of Minho,that will end in June 2022. The aim is to learn BIM technologies and collaborate with the BIM A + team!
12 JUN
- 23 JUL 2022
Excavation and field work
PublishedGabii Excavation
The BiGAr Project will be involved in the Gabii Project, year 2022. This excavation will also offer a field program for students and volunteers in 2022; the program will run from June 19 until July 23, 2022.
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Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101029015
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University of Bologna
Department of History and Culture
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University of Michigan
LSA - Department of Classical Studies
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University of Minho
School of Engineering - BIM A + team