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The adoption of Roman building techniques in Asia Minor, 30 Years Later

Thanks to the recent excavations of the Sanctuary of Apollo in Hierapolis ofPhrygia, a new example of brick construction was discovered: the barrel vault of the›Temple C‹, exceptionally dated to the early Imperial period. This discovery providedthe opportunity for a more general reflection on the use of Roman buildingtechniques in Asia Minor. Through a historiographical approach, the paper providesa critical reading of the most important studies, giving an account of the currentknowledge and ...

Conservation and Monitoring Cultural Assets through a Wireless Sensor Network IoT Platform

This paper depicts a multi-sensor IoT platform to support the remote monitoring and the protection of Cultural Heritage assets through the integration of multiple data feeds gathering information from a large-scale Wireless Sensor Network drawn within the scope of the National PNNR project H2IOSC (Humanities and Heritage Italian Open Science Cloud).

Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Cell Biology Imaging

Live cell imaging is a key approach in cell biology to study dynamic cellular mechanisms and cell fate in physiological conditions and upon genetic or chemical alterations. Consequently, time-lapse microscopy imaging is a relevant approach for therapeutic purposes. Video recording allows the biologist to observe the dynamic behavior of cells and to quantify useful information, such as the number, size, and shape of cells and their dynamic changes across time. The task of detecting and trackin...

In Search of Compositional Multi-Task Deep Architectures for Information Theoretic Field Exploration

Active vision is critical for navigating complex, unstructured environments like agricultural fields, where occlusions, diverse scales, and unknown elements can obscure task-relevant information. This paper investigates the use of deep learning architectures to estimate information gain and expected loss in continuous, multidimensional observation spaces from sequential camera inputs of small environment segments.In such environments, local estimations can be composed on-the-fly to predict th...

Discovering Patterns in Girolamo Troppa's Ground

As so little is known of the Italian baroque painter Girolamo Troppa, especially his painting technique and materials, this paper provides a thorough investigation into his use of grounds. The Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, holds a collection of eight paintings by Troppa, lending room for comparisons. All the paintings have been subject to both in-depth material analysis and overall technical investigations. The results show a clear pattern in the artist’s use of double grounds, compri...

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