Antonia Teresa Spano

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Antonia Teresa Spano is a leading researcher in digital heritage and geomatics, specializing in the integration of innovative 3D documentation technologies for cultural heritage and landscape analysis. Her work focuses on developing rapid, non-invasive acquisition methods and advanced processing techniques for archaeological and architectural surveys. Notably, she spearheaded the 4DILAN Project, which explores the "4th dimension" (time) in landscape and artifact analyses through robotic systems and digital technologies, earning 8 citations. Spano has also pioneered the use of very close nadiral images for quick digging surveys, creating efficient 2D and 3D models for archaeological documentation (6 citations). Her recent investigations into enhancing terrestrial point clouds using upsampling strategies, including tests on FARO Flash Technology, demonstrate her commitment to accelerating data acquisition and storage through hybrid reality capture and user-friendly robotic systems (4 citations). With a career dedicated to bridging cutting-edge sensor fusion and digital innovation with practical heritage preservation, Spano’s contributions are shaping the future of non-invasive, high-resolution documentation, making her a key figure in the digital transformation of archaeological and landscape studies.