Método para automatizar el mapeo de la degradación en el modelado paramétrico de información de un edificio histórico

This work proposes a methodology to develop dynamic research. It starts from an investigation that integrates data from different sources, performs the historical parametric and informative modelling (HBIM) of an old tobacco factory and ends with the definition of a semi-automatic process for the definition of decay maps in a BIM environment. The parametric modelling of nonstandardised historical elements and the lack of parameters that are accepted by most of the scientific community is still one of the main problems of HBIM, so the present research aimed to focus on the enrichment of data for conservation and restoration purposes. It was decided to operate via shared parameters, which summarise the information required by current legislation, subsequently filled in using a visual programming script developed in Dynamo BIM. The aim of the proposed study is to show the potential of this tool for the management of historical heritage, optimising the data collection operation and reducing the risk of information loss during the monitoring and planning process.