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In the Cultural Heritage field a large variety of sites and artifacts could benefit from their free access and promotion through the web. But despite the possibilities offered by digital technologies [Manferdini and Remondino 2012], the high costs that are generally connected with their use, the lack of standard procedures and the need to train expert operators often limit the widespread digitization of Cultural Heritage sites and artifacts. As a consequence, during the last three decades, researches in the field of image-based technologies, such as, in particular, the Structure from Motion one [Ullman 1979], as well as the development of open-source algorithms and software aimed at helping the processing, management and visualization of 3d data through the web represent remarkable attempts to extend the use of digital technologies and procedures in this field.

A methodology for the promotion of cultural heritage sites through the use of low-cost technologies and procedures