Mots-clés
dating techniques / 3D / documentation / slate / sustainable development / conservation / case studies / Gothic architecture / cultural heritage / international cooperation / European Union / safeguarding / preservation / research projects / risk management / resilience / roofs / reconstruction / prevention of deterioration / international organizations / risk preparedness / innovation
Résumé en anglais
Neglect, pollution, natural hazards and climate change are all playing their part in the damage to cultural heritage. This non‑renewable resource, in all its diverse physical forms, needs safeguarding for future generations. EU-funded research projects, including those showcased in this new CORDIS Results Pack, have been carefully investigating the preservation and the sustainable management of these valuable assets to increase their overall resilience. Innovative solutions and techniques, assessment systems, mitigation strategies, risk management models, disaster prevention, quick damage assessment, ICT tools and guidelines have been some of the major results successfully delivered by both FP7 and H2020 projects in the field of cultural heritage.