Evaluation of the constructive state of conservation of historical structures. A new method of operating analysis: the ANVIV protocol

The conservation status assessment of historical traditional architecture on extended range increasingly requires analysis tools, which allow to synthesize and process parameters of interest for the formulation of an evaluation on their state of conservation. An appropriate prevention strategy development of, based on the loss risk assessment, seems the most appropriate way to address the management problem of similar structures. This approach requires simplified analysis tools, which allow to synthesize and process parameters of interest for the formulation of a current state evaluation of these structures, that can ensure, in a coordinated manner, an immediate conservation status assessment. This paper shows the first results of use of a protocol named ANVIV which allows acquisition and interpolation of constructive and decay information for masonry buildings with different geometric configuration in plan and elevation. It has been developed as part of a research project, and is able to quickly show the physical conservation state of these buildings, both locally and globally, highlighting critical issues and planning appropriate intervention programs.