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The integrated survey for the knowledge and the documentation of the archaeological heritage: the “Villa dei misteri in pompei.

This work represents experimental results of a survey method based on integration of traditional and computer methods. This specific method so called “integrated survey”, constitutes an alternative to those used distinguished, because it uses different procedures applying them in function of the morphological specifications of the various parts of the architectonic organism. In consideration of this, it is necessary, starting from a first phase, to define a measurement project, which uses different methods and necessities, according to an outline which organises the different operations to be carried out on the spot in function of the different architectonic elements. These can be divided in three groups differentiated according to the morphology, to which the different surveys methods correspond: the first group comprises simple geometric elements for which photogrammetric survey has been used; the second group includes more simple rooms which can be surveyed directly with a topographic station; and finally the third group constituted by constructive detail elements which are analyzed through traditional methods and instruments.