Lorenzo Teppati Lose'

Lorenzo Teppati Lose' is a Fixed-term Researcher at the Polytechnic University of Turin, affiliated with the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD). He specializes in Geomatics within the domain of Civil Engineering and Architecture (CEAR-04/A - Scientific Disciplinary Sector).

• Research Interests: 360° cameras, 3D modeling, Digital cultural heritage, Emergency mapping, Geospatial data, Laser scanner, Photogrammetry, SLAM-based modeling, UAV photogrammetry
• ERC Skills: PE8_3 (Civil engineering, architecture), SH5_12 (Cultural digitization), PE6_8 (Computer graphics), PE10_14 (Remote sensing), PE2_17 (Metrology)

His research focuses on photogrammetry and SLAM systems for cultural heritage documentation, with a strong emphasis on UAV technology, direct georeferencing, and 3D modeling. He has developed methodologies for metric surveys using 360° images and cloud platforms, and tested LiDAR sensors for heritage digitization.

The trends in his 15 most recent articles highlight expertise in SLAM validation, UAV photogrammetry, HBIM (Historical BIM), and low-cost 3D tools for heritage documentation. His work bridges terrestrial and aerial surveying, with applications in underwater photogrammetry (POSER platform) and emergency mapping (e.g., flood analysis in Limone Piemonte).

Scientific Awards:

• Quality of research activity (2019, 2018) - Doctoral School, Polytechnic University of Turin
• Best Poster Award SIFET2017 (2017) - Italian Society of Photogrammetry and Topography

He serves as a Course Lecturer and Collaborator for modules on Geomatics, Point Clouds, and HBIM in degree programs related to Architecture for Sustainability and Heritage Conservation. His leadership in commercial research projects includes 3D metric surveys of cultural sites in Assisi and the development of a white paper on digital surveying for heritage protection.