Diego Ronchi

Diego Ronchi is a researcher at the Institute of Heritage Science of the National Research Council (ISPC-CNR) in Italy. He holds a degree in classical archeology and a PhD in archeological research methodology with a focus on 3D survey technology. His research focuses on the integration of active and passive sensor data for the study of ancient buildings and landscapes, and on technical and methodological research of cultural heritage in natural parks. He has participated in several national and international projects: ARZACHENA civiltà millenaria; Codex 4D, Brancacci POV, Kroton Lab; Carta di Roma per il capitale Naturale e Culturale; Santuari antichi di area etrusco-laziale: interferenze religiose e culturali; Santuari virgiliani nel Lazio antico” finanziato da Fondazione Generali - Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei; Piano del Parco Nazionale del Circeo) in responsible position and in collaboration with international partners. He is currently coordinator of ISPC's scientific cooperation projects with SABAP Lazio and PI of the Foro Emiliano archeological investigation campaign in Terracina. He is coordiantor for the 3D survey of Grotta Guattari in San Felice Circeo and PI for the international project Domitian Villa. Skills: Integration of range and image-based survey technologies, analysis and management of three-dimensional survey data, landscape and architectural archeology.