The Italian Legacy in the Dominican Republic

THE ITALIAN LEGACY IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

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Sections processed

by point clouds of

the Ozama Fortress

complex. The

defensive system,

composed of the

tower and the

lower battery, are

surrounded by a

large walled park and

separated from the

river by a panel of

concrete walls built

during the modern

era, which hide the

rocky wall on which

the batteries, the

windows, and in

general the military

architecture are found,

which was considered

in the past to be too

modest to represent

the grandeur of the

capital.

intangible patrimony is capable of explaining—through drawing and the explanation of independent models

governed by science—the cultural substrate necessary for framing a particular context.

The technological development that we are experiencing in this age is conditioning the techniques and

the applications of documentation processes. But it also leads to a general process of reconsidering the deeper

meaning of knowledge and the multiple paradigms that arise from it when speaking about a system for the

development, management, and improvement of patrimony. New systems of representation produce new

legal expectations for digital communication, changing the objectives and constantly renewing the application

in analytical terms of cognitive needs and also in response to the more legal need for the computational na-

ture of interaction with these same models, which are capable these days of providing responses that are both

quantitative and qualitative. This phenomenon is guiding the professional and academic world in bringing

itself up to speed about production methods for new output, obtaining multi-data products and complex files

for information capable of handling multiple purposes at the same time.