# The IoT/IoE Integrated Security & Safety System of Pompeii Archeological Park
## 15 The Informative Systems  
Various integrated information systems have been developed to offer a wide range of services supporting security, safety, and management--covering both on-site and remote visitor experiences, as well as access to archival resources. They are represented by the following:  
* TOLOMEO, a cataloging system of cultural heritage. Its main features are the following: historical photographs (photographic plates, negative and positive slides, etc. ); excavation booklets; multimedia audio and video files. * SIAV, an information system of the Vesuvian area, cataloging data for the catalog. Its main features are the following: excavation diary; catalog cards (drawings, monuments, finds, numismatics, stratigraphic essay, etc.). * SI GPP, the great Pompeii project information system. Its main features are as follows: geographic data; synthetic data; document repository; workflow (inspection activities, program contracts, restoration sites, etc.) * MyPompeii, an information system and mobile app for the community. Its main features are the following: routes on the map; info on the map; feedback and reports; health emergency and visitors' safety and security; etc. * My Pompeii Messaging, an instant messaging system for internal staff. Its main features are the following: messaging between users and groups; integration of internal processes; alarms and signals; position sending; control of external people; etc. * Open Pompeii, a system to access Pompeii information. Its main features are the following: WebGIS interface; representation on map up to a single unit of land register; features query via clicking, tooltip, and detail popup; etc. * Internal Security, a system to support the internal processes. Its main features are the following: access requests for external people; external people register; external people tracking; support for inspection; etc. * Thematic Routes, a system for the management of thematic itineraries and reward programs. Its main features are the following: routes and POI (Point of Interest); reward programs; credit and rewarding; partner program. They are also integrated with the Shared Safeness app and Smart Mapping Interface system that is illustrated in the following. An overview is provided in Figure 9.  
As an integral component of the Park's comprehensive informative system, a wide range of activities has been strategically planned to develop and implement advanced technological solutions aimed at enhancing the protection, management, and preservation of the archeological heritage. These solutions are designed not only to facilitate the regular inspections conducted by technical staff but to also strengthen the ability to monitor and respond to critical situations that may arise due to natural, environmental, or anthropogenic factors. Among the planned activities is the development of tools to support on-site inspections by trained technicians. These inspections will be aided by mobile technologies, integrated data systems, and digital interfaces, enabling the faster and more precise identification of structural damage, environmental degradation, or other anomalies. In particularly sensitive or high-risk areas, instrumental monitoring is activated to ensure continuous surveillance. This includes the use of sensors, environmental data loggers, and early warning systems that can provide real-time alerts when predefined thresholds are exceeded. Moreover, as illustrated before, the initiative includes the re-processing and analysis of satellite-derived data, allowing for the remote observation of large areas and the detection of gradual or sudden changes in the terrain or built structures. Complementing this, the use of UAV technology has become a key feature in data acquisition efforts. UAVs are also  
Figure 9: Scheme of information systems. employed to capture high-resolution aerial imagery of the archeological site.