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Reverse Engineering techniques lead to easily obtain, even in case of wide and complex objects, high-resolution 3D models, suitably adoptable in the field of surface analysis and characterization. This research aims to propose innovative quantification and measuring approaches to diagnose and monitor damages affecting artefacts of different nature, from manufacturing to architectural heritage, performing non-destructive analyses with advanced surface metrology instruments and the potential integrations of the existing sectorial standards. General condition assessment is proposed to recognize and classify characterized pathologies by meaningful features in the form of surface imperfections, through the analysis of acquired point clouds. The method is applied to decay phenomena of an architectural artefact.
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