with: Andrea Adami, Mykola Bevz,
Luigi Fregonese, Kalyna-Teodora Gavryliv,
Kate Mouling, Mario Santana Quintero
ed Els Verstringe

The second session Preparedness to risk: recognition, diagnostics and documentation. Implementing new technologies in sight of the future needs will deal with the contribution of technological research the management of risk in the case of armed conflicts and/or earthquakes. Scientists from the UNESCO Chair in Leuven (Belgium) will introduce an engineering approach to risk management; a research group from L’viv, Ukraine, will present the activities to document heritage before war damages occur; the Research Lab in Mantua will show the experience on damaged buildings after the 2012 earthquake; the Chairholder of the UNESCO Chair on Digital twins newly established in Carleton University (Canada) will deal with opportunities and challenges of digital approaches to heritage conservation.

09.00

Els Verstrynge

PRECOM³OS UNESCO Chair, KU Leuven

From non-destructive testing and digital recording to damage monitoring and risk assessment: Preventive Conservation of historic structures as an engineering approach.

09:40 am

Kate Mouling

KU Leuven, PhD student

Non-destructive testing methods to support inspection and condition assessment of epoxy-bonded strengthening systems on historic masonry vaults.

10:20 am

Mykola Bevz

Lviv Polytechnic National University (UA)

The problem of heritage reproduction in different dimensions: the war against Ukraine is a war against memory and monuments

11:05 am

Andrea Adami and Luigi Fregonese

Politecnico di Milano

Documentation and modelling of damaged buildings: the experience of Mantua earthquake

11:35 am

Mario Santana Quintero

UNESCO Chair in Digital Twins for World-Heritage Conservation, Carleton University

Digital twins for World Heritage conservation: current opportunities and challenges