RT Monograph
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A1 Abdulac, Samir
A1 Adetunji, Olufemi
A1 Afsharpour, Maryam
A1 Ahmed, Ifte
A1 Angjeliu, Grigor
A1 Assal, Hisham
A1 Badillo, Hiram
A1 Bastida Munoz, Mindahi
A1 Beloyarskaya, Irina K.
A1 Bilgin Altınöz, Ayşe Güliz
A1 Boyd, Noni
A1 Cazamir, Constantin
A1 Cheng, Chin-Fang
A1 Chiou, Bor-Shuenn
A1 Deya, Bartomeu
A1 Doganer, Sedef
A1 Donnelly, Jacqui
A1 Du Cros, Hilary
A1 Elsaid Shaheen, Rasha Ahmed
A1 Esteban, Miguel
A1 Florentin, Kevin
A1 Forbes, Catherine
A1 González Muzzio, Claudia
A1 Gurr, Lynette
A1 Haas, Franziska
A1 Holtorf, Cornelius
A1 Ilayan, Jamal Shafiq
A1 Iwasaki, Yoshinori
A1 Jariwala, Vrinda
A1 Jo, Sangsun
A1 Kelley, Stephen J.
A1 Khaksar Dehnavi, Mona
A1 Kim, Dowon
A1 Kıvılcım Çorakbaş, Figen
A1 Knaggs, Maryam
A1 Li, Chao-Shiang
A1 Li, Tsung-Hung
A1 Lin, Queenie
A1 Lintott, Bryan
A1 Lione, Brian Michael
A1 Liviu-Costin, Gruia
A1 MacKee, Jamie
A1 Marrion, Chris
A1 Martynova, Anastasia
A1 Meneses Camacho, Grissel
A1 Millar, Sue
A1 Motta, Paolo
A1 Nakayabu, Tomotaka
A1 Nakhaei Ashtari, Masoud
A1 Niroumand, Hamed
A1 Okubo, Takeyuki
A1 Onuki, Motoharu
A1 Orbaşlı, Aylin
A1 Paca, Barbara
A1 Pearce, Victoria
A1 Rab Kirchner, Samia
A1 Rice, Jean
A1 Riddett, Robyn
A1 Rihal, Satwant
A1 Rinaudo, Fulvio
A1 Rojas, Ángela
A1 Segarra Lagunes, María Margarita
A1 Sen, Sukrit
A1 Shakya, Lata
A1 Sharma, Antara
A1 Shih, Ku-Shan
A1 Shimizu, Hiroki
A1 Smith, Moira
A1 Sofronie, Ramiro
A1 Strelbitsky, Ivan
A1 Stylianidis, Efstratios
A1 Tevzadze, Manana
A1 Vileikis, Ona
A1 Wei, Yin-Chun
A1 Yen, Alex
A1 Yıldırım, Özge Ceylin
A1 Yıldırım Esen, Sibel
A1 ICOMOS ICORP
A1 ICOMOS ISCARSAH
A1 ICOMOS ISCEAH
A1 ICOMOS ICTC
A1 ICOMOS ISCES+CC
A1 ICOMOS CIPA
T1 Advancing risk management for the shared future: 2020 ICOMOS 6 ISCs joint meeting proceedings
YR 2020
FD 2020-10
SP 332
K1 climate change
K1 risk management
K1 resilience
K1 post-disaster situation
K1 reconstruction
K1 values
K1 authenticity
K1 natural disasters
K1 conservation of cultural heritage
K1 management of cultural heritage
K1 restoration of cultural heritage
K1 wildfires
K1 fire damage
K1 overvisiting
K1 historic quarters
K1 tourism management
K1 national parks
K1 GIS
K1 indigenous peoples
K1 traditional knowledge
K1 sacred places
K1 sustainable development
K1 planning
K1 polar heritage
K1 case studies
K1 earth architecture
K1 traditional techniques
K1 environmental degradation
K1 fire protection
K1 wooden architecture
K1 sprays
K1 historic houses
K1 degradation
K1 conservation techniques
K1 preventive conservation
K1 shelters
K1 temples
K1 churches
K1 town gates
K1 theory of conservation
K1 restoration projects
K1 memory
K1 earthquakes
K1 earthquake damage
K1 earthquake resistance
K1 suqs
K1 war damage
K1 new technologies
K1 mould
K1 conservation treatment
K1 re-use
K1 emergency programmes
K1 cultural landscapes
K1 documentation
K1 archaeological sites museums
K1 intangible cultural heritage
K1 mining buildings
K1 management plans
K1 energy conservation measures
K1 cultural routes
K1 adobe
K1 reinforcement
K1 oil spills
K1 World Heritage
K1 Albania
K1 Antigua and Barbuda
K1 Australia
K1 Cambodia
K1 Canada
K1 Chile
K1 Finland
K1 Georgia
K1 India
K1 Iran
K1 Iraq
K1 Ireland
K1 Mexico
K1 Japan
K1 Korea R
K1 Nepal
K1 New Zealand
K1 Nigeria
K1 Romania
K1 Russia
K1 Syria
K1 Spain
K1 Chinese Taipei
K1 Turkey
K1 United States
K1 Andean region
K1 Arab countries
K1 Caribbean
K1 Central Asia
K1 Arctic regions
K1 Antarctic regions
AB This proceeding is generated by the papers presented in the 6 ISCs Joint Meeting: Advancing Risk Management for the Shared Future Joint Meeting. Consistent with the objective of ICOMOS, cross-disciplinary collaborations between International Scientific Committees have long been encouraged for promoting the exchange of information and knowledge on cultural heritage conservation. The 6 ICOMOS-ISCs, including ICORP, ISCARSAH, ISCEAH, ICTC, ISCES+CC and CIPA, work cooperatively in organizing this joint meeting. The Webinar and Online Presentation is held on 17 October 2020. It aims to develop clear trans-disciplinary recommendations by addressing risk management in cultural heritage via this collaborative engagement. The outcome of this joint meeting is based on developing potential tools (a selection of papers or guideline drafts) to risk management in cultural heritage for further implementation by the practitioners. The 6-ISCs Joint Meeting aims to provide a forum for considering the various threats (whether natural cause or human error) in cultural heritage regarding how to address and where to start by shared responsibility. By creating new tools and guidance among interdisciplinary fields, it shall lead us to achieve a shared future - with the theme- “Advancing Risk Management for the Shared Future”. This joint meeting offers the opportunity to bring wider participants across the heritage sector in global together to share, exchange and collaborate regarding the relevant issues. Theme - Advancing Risk Management for the Shared Future. The Risk management of Cultural Heritage is the theme of this joint meeting, including the following topics: (1) Climate Change and Cultural Heritage, (2) Disaster Risk Management and Resilience, (3) Post-disaster reconstruction and authenticity, (4) Post-disaster management, (5) Relevant subjects, particularly the issues/case studies regarding Wildfires and Heritage — Community Engagement, Preparedness, Resilience and Recovery.
A2 Yen, Ya-Ning
A2 Li, Chao-Shiang
PB Bureau of Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture
PP Taichung, Chinese Taipei
SN 978-986-5321-64-2
AV Published
LK http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/2413/