Votre ressource mondiale sur le patrimoine
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Réf.
42058
Type
chapter
Titre
La photographie aérienne oblique, une technique nouvelle de perception et de sauvegarde des cultures anciennes dans la Province de Québec, Canada
Langues
French
Auteurs
Bureau, Pierre
Lieu de publication
Washington
Pays de publication
United States
Maison d'édition
ICOMOS United States
Date
1987
Pages
p. 253-259
Titre de la source
Old cultures in new worlds. 8th ICOMOS General Assembly and International Symposium. Programme report - Compte rendu
Titre de conférence
ICOMOS 8th General Assembly: Old Cultures in New Worlds
Lieu de conférence
Washington D.C., United States
Date de conférence
10-15 October 1987
Mots-clés
aerial photography / conservation of cultural heritage
Pays mentionnés
Canada
Monuments et sites
Québec, Canada
Résumé en anglais
Vast North American territory, the Province of Québec, Canada, wasfaced, like other regions, with the urgent task of protecting its old
cultures through the identification and inventory of their mater1almanifestations, and in particular, those making up its architectural
heritage. Traditional methods involving preliminary inventories or preinventorieswere deemed nat only ill-suited to meeting the expectations
of the parties concerned, but also too slow in view of the rapid erosionof its historical ressources as the 2Oth century draws to a close. Given
the limited success of such methods, the Province of Québec thereforeopted in 1976 for a new type of pre-inventory based on low-altitude
aerial photography. Both the results obtained and their particular usesare geared to the needs of the specialists from all disciplines who are
entrusted with managing and thereby protecting old cultures.
cultures through the identification and inventory of their mater1almanifestations, and in particular, those making up its architectural
heritage. Traditional methods involving preliminary inventories or preinventorieswere deemed nat only ill-suited to meeting the expectations
of the parties concerned, but also too slow in view of the rapid erosionof its historical ressources as the 2Oth century draws to a close. Given
the limited success of such methods, the Province of Québec thereforeopted in 1976 for a new type of pre-inventory based on low-altitude
aerial photography. Both the results obtained and their particular usesare geared to the needs of the specialists from all disciplines who are
entrusted with managing and thereby protecting old cultures.
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