A new Matrix for the Architectural Stratigraphic Diagram

Roberto Villalobos

Abstract

The stratigraphic diagram is a non-irruptive observing method with its basis in archaeology that consists of a field-representation layout that describes the relationships and sequences of the stratigraphic layers of an excavation by identifying and listing all the elements that make them up. Despite being a first- order approximation tool and its current application to the stratigraphic reading of standing structures, the proposal intends to modify its current rigid scheme to display all the supporting evidence gathered during the heritage analysis, particularly for the development of a restoration project. The objective is to generate an entirely novel, comprehensive, and gap-free matrix by complementing the data obtained during the documentation phase with the pathologies and the various methods of maintenance for each object studied.

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DOI

10.21014/tc4-ARC-2023.057

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TC4 - Measurement of Electrical Quantities

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