January 1, 2005IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters

Dynamic Survey of Architectural Heritage by High-Speed Microwave Interferometry

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MPMassimiliano PieracciniUniversity of Florence MFMatteo FratiniJT Pharmaceuticals (United States)FPF. ParriniUniversity of Florence

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The authors propose the use of a high-speed interferometric radar for remotely measuring both transient displacements and steady-state vibrations of architectural heritage structures in order to test their stability conditions. Demonstrative results of application of the technique to a prominent cultural heritage artwork, the tower of Giotto in Florence, Italy, are reported.

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