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Fig. 4. Proportional analysis performed on the Fabricius Bridge. Method of construction of the digital model using construction macroelements.

4. Conclusions The processing of digital models, beyond the continuous updates and developments of dedicated software, increasingly requires the definition of operational protocols capable of guaranteeing the reliability and accuracy necessary for their correct use, especially in the phases of disciplinary interchange. In the case of models concerning historic buildings, the topic is even more relevant because additional and specific factors intervene (from technical constructive ones to historical-monumental ones, from conservative ones to those linked to temporal stratifications) compared to BIM modeling, such as demonstrated, they represent a characterizing element. The case study on ancient bridges, i.e. civil structures of particular historical value and evidence of that particular relationship between art and technique that has always characterized civil engineering, aimed to experiment with the potential offered today by