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Réf.
42932
Type
handbook
Titre
Illustrated glossary on stone deterioration patterns = ქვის დაზიანების ილუსტრირებული განმარტებითი ლექსიკონი
Romanisation du titre
K'vis dazianebis ilust'rirebuli ganmartebiti leksik'oni
Langues
Georgian / English
Éditeurs
Vergès-Belmin, Véronique
Traducteurs
Erkomaishvili, Nino / Kublashvili, Nino / Ninoshvili, Lela / Gotsadze, Teimuraz / Kobakhidze, Giorgi
Auteurs institutionnels
ICOMOS ISCS (International Scientific Committee for Stone)
Lieu de publication
Paris
Pays de publication
France
Maison d'édition
ICOMOS
Date
2019
Pages
79 p.
Collection
Monuments and Sites
N° dans la collection
15
ISBN
978-2-918086-00-0
Mots-clés
stone / deterioration / conservation of cultural heritage / decay / documentation / concepts / definitions / building materials / causes of deterioration / glossaries / scientific research / stonework / biodeterioration / biological factors / physical-chemical factors / weathering / cracks / man-made deterioration
Résumé en anglais
In studies on stone deterioration and conservation, terminological confusions lead to major communication problems between scientists, conservators and practitioners.In this context, it is of primary importance to set up a common language; if degradation patterns can be shown, named and described, then they can be recognised and compared with similar ones in a more accurate way in further investigations.
The ISCS glossary constitutes an important tool for scientific discussions on decay phenomena and processes. It is also an excellent basis for tutorials on stone deterioration. It is based on the careful examination of pre-existing glossaries of English terms. It does not aim at replacing these glossaries, often set up originally in a language other than English, and for most of them done to a high standard.
The ISCS glossary constitutes an important tool for scientific discussions on decay phenomena and processes. It is also an excellent basis for tutorials on stone deterioration. It is based on the careful examination of pre-existing glossaries of English terms. It does not aim at replacing these glossaries, often set up originally in a language other than English, and for most of them done to a high standard.
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Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (BY-NC-ND)
En langue originale
41785 - French #41785
N° d'entrée et cote
K-649
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