The LFA main occupation is closely related to heritage, its documentation and its dissemination. With this premise, our activity is carried out at three main levels: research, applied research and dissemination. The first two areas are linked to each other, since the application of the advances produced by constant research allows us to self-finance this and the needs generated by each of the works is directing the steps of our research. The work of dissemination implies an effort to disseminate not only our research but also the heritage that is the object of our work.

All this is reflected in photogrammetric surveys made from high-resolution images obtained thanks to digital cameras from the ground or located in two unmanned flight devices that allow data to be taken from the air or by means of a wide-ranging 3D laser scanner. range of buildings, archaeological remains and heritage objects. From small Romanesque churches in the north of the province of Palencia to the Aqueduct of the Miracles of Mérida, the archaeological remains that appeared in the works of the Madrid M-30 or the archaeological site of Paestum (Italy). From the attendance of a large number of national and international congresses to the collaboration with the “La Edades del Hombre” Foundation in the design and organization of its Leonese Castilian sacred art heritage exhibitions. and the works of intervention, restoration and rehabilitation of the Church of San Bernardo or the publication of books, articles and collaborations, among which the publication of the book Las Ruinas de Dios stands out, which opens to the public another line of work based on the recovery of the lost heritage.