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Urban development and associated cultural heritage management practices: Evidence from the World Heritage Site of Lalibela, Ethiopia

Journal of Science and Inclusive Development, 2023
The recent urban development policy discourse highlights the integration of urban development features and the cultural heritage management approach. Further, there is limited study on the existing serious concerns regarding proper heritage management ...
Yezihalem Sisay, Ayele Bekerie, Gezae Haile, Kassegn Berhanu   +3 more
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Ecological risk assessment of geohazards in Natural World Heritage Sites: an empirical analysis of Bogda, Tianshan

Open Geosciences, 2019
Ecological risk assessment plays an important role in avoiding disasters and reducing losses. Natural world heritage site is the most precious natural assets on earth, yet few studies have assessed ecological risks from the perspective of world heritage ...
Liu Qin, Yang Zhaoping, Shi Hui, Wang Zhi   +3 more
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Mudanças climáticas e risco ao patrimônio cultural em Ouro Preto – MG - Brasil

Confins, 2014
The loss of cultural heritage buildings would entail significant prejudice for the memory and history of the country, as well as damage to thousands of people whose jobs depend from Ouro Preto's condition as patrimonial city. The focus of this article is
Silvia Helena Zanirato, Wagner Costa Ribeiro   +1 more
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Emergency Red List for Ukraine

Santander Art & Culture Law Review, 2023
Emergency Red List of Cultural Objects at Risk–Ukraine is now part of the 19th Red List and the 8th Emergency Red List of Cultural Objects at Risk.
Anastasiia Cherednychenko
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Application of biological growth risk models to the management of built heritage

Techne, 2016
The quality of the interior spaces is strongly related to the hygro-thermal conditions which affect the users’ comfort, and may yield to preservation risk for the built heritage. Moreover, careless management of exposition spaces with excessive occupancy
Riccardo Paolini, Maryam Meshkin Kiya, Elisabetta Rosina, Lavinia C. Tagliabue, Enrico De Angelis   +4 more
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Geospatial AI for heritage risk assessment: a machine learning approach to safeguarding cultural landmarks

Discover Artificial Intelligence
Traditional heritage risk assessments rely on manual surveys and field inspections, which are often time-consuming and may fail to capture evolving risks comprehensively.
Sara El-Deeb, Osama Hussien, Dieter Fritsch, Moustafa Ahmed Baraka, Mona B. Anwar   +4 more
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GIS-based spatial multi-hazard vulnerability assessment of cultural heritage sites: the case of Antakya

Frontiers in Earth Science
Cultural heritage sites possess outstanding universal value, yet they remain fragile and highly vulnerable to both natural and anthropogenic hazards.
Gülçinay Başdoğan Deniz
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Natural world heritage sites are at risk from climate change globally

Communications Earth & Environment
Natural world heritage sites face increasing risk under rapid climate change, especially considering the impacts of climate extremes. However, there is not yet enough understanding of the future extreme climate challenges at global natural world heritage
Guolong Chen, Bo Fu, Yongye Jiang, Xinhao Suo, Yuqin Lai, Zhiwei Chen, Jingyi Li, Longsheng Li, Mengmeng Lu, Yunwei Tang, Huadong Guo, Ruixia Yang, Bengang Li   +12 more
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Documenting Heritage at Risk: Vernacular Farm Houses in the Eastern Tibetan Cultural Region

Built Heritage, 2018
Tibetan architecture is largely associated with the impressive monastic buildings scattered over the Tibetan Plateau and the adjoining mountain ranges.
Peter Herrle, Anna Wozniak
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Evaluation of Imminent Fire Hazards of Inheritance Ancestral Temple and Mansion in Georgetown, Penang

E3S Web of Conferences, 2014
Fire hazards of the inheritance buildings are often been neglected, causing fire to take place. Most of the heritage buildings are of large scale, flammable priceless contents and large numbers of visitors, however, the existing structures are weak in ...
Othuman Mydin M.A., Agus Salim N.A, Sani N. Md., Khaw Y.Y.   +3 more
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