Alessio Calantropio

Alessio Calantropio is a faculty member at Politecnico di Torino, actively supervising master's theses in the field of Architettura Per Il Progetto Sostenibile. His academic role centers on photogrammetry, 3D modeling, and cultural heritage documentation using advanced technologies like Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and underwater surveying techniques.

• Department: Not explicitly stated in the provided texts
• Research Focus: UAV photogrammetry, underwater archaeology, accuracy evaluation of 3D models, and digital documentation of historical sites

His work involves collaborations with other faculty members such as Filiberto Chiabrando, Lorenzo Teppati Lose', and contributions to case studies like the Roman Columns of Porto Cesareo (2023) and Villa Ghia (2022). The theses he supervised highlight the integration of photogrammetry and UAS for precise, non-invasive documentation of submerged and terrestrial archaeological sites.

• Students Supervised:
  • Sara Moradi (2023): Photogrammetric Underwater and UAS Surveys of Archaeological Sites: The Case Study of the Roman Columns of Porto Cesareo
  • Mehmet Ali Kurt (2022): The Contribution of UAV Photogrammetry for 3D Documentation: Accuracy evaluation using the Euro SDR Benchmark and Villa Ghia test sites

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