Cultural Heritage’s monitoring with geomatic techniques

Nowadays, geomatic techniques can guarantee not only a precise and accurate survey for the documentation of historical heritage but also a solution to study its behaviour over time. In particular, remote sensing is able to acquire information of the object without the physi-cal contact with it. It is considered a non-destructive analysis, so the state and materials of cultural heritage are not modified. This paper focuses on the use of remote sensing to support a monitor-ing for the cultural heritage, considering both the building and the ground displacements, using relatively UAV photogrammetry and DInSAR techniques.