World heritage
WORLD HERITAGE AND CLIMATE CHANGE:
... any World Heritage Committee member or the Secretariat: see World Heritage Committee, Operational Guidelines, ...of World Heritage in Danger and that such assistance may be ...
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A ponta de Jericoacoara e seu potencial como sítio geológico do Brasil no patrimônio mundial (World Heritage Comitte UNESCO)
... Jericoacoara National Park comprises Neoproterozoic outcrops and Quaternary erosion features that may constitute a tectonic structural and geomorphological UNESCO World Heritage site. It also includes an ...
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Living with the world heritage. An ethnographic study of the ancient city of Nessebar, Bulgaria
... cultural heritage; in 1983 it was in- scribed in the World heritage list of ...– world cultural heritage in two different po- litical and economic ...a world heritage ...
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Tourism destination governance: The case of UNESCO World Heritage Site of Oporto city
... assigned protocol when it comes to the question of collaboration between the numerous stakeholders involved in activities and dynamics of the World Heritage Site of Oporto. The only assigned protocol exists ...
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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR MONITORING AND DOCUMENTING WORLD HERITAGE - THE SILK ROADS CHRIS
... monitoring World Heritage (WH) ...cultural heritage by more easily inventorying, mining and exchanging information from multiple sources based on international ...Cultural Heritage Resource ...
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THE INTEGRATED SURVEY FOR EXCAVATED ARCHITECTURES: THE COMPLEX OF CASALNUOVO DISTRICT WITHIN THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE “SASSI” (MATERA, ITALY)
... In the course of time, in the Lucan city, there were stable and favorable conditions that allowed the development of an architectural language, of juxtaposition of the materials, interpenetration of space and ...
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POSSIBILITY TO USE MOBILE LEARNING TO PROMOTE WORLD HERITAGE SITE PRESERVATION AWARENESS IN LUANG PRABANG, LAO PDR: A READINESS STUDY
... In order to implement mobile learning, certain level of infrastructure is needed, for example, stable electricity supply, sufficient mobile network coverage, and acceptable mobile broadband performance. Being a least ...
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A route with a view: the contribution of scenic landscapes to a world heritage site gateway community
... One area of tourism research that remains relatively unexplored is the role of natural amenities in tourism based economic development (Marcouiller and Clendenning, 2005) and their economic and physical impacts on ...
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The Scope and Limitations of Legal Instruments on Cultural Property in the World Heritage City of Vigan, Philippines
... 04/2000 : An Ordinance Enacting the Preservation and Conservation Gui de lines for Vigan Ancestra l Houses provides so lid guidance on the pro tection of heritage but req uires revi sion[r] ...
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Cad. Saúde Pública vol.27 número6
... UNESCO World Heritage Site, suffers from anthropogenic ef- fects such as changes in the production process, land occupation, and intensification in the flow of people, potentiated by precarious living ...
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Monastic Buildings: A Review About New Uses on Former Monasteries. The Portuguese Cistercian Case
... UNESCO World Heritage List (the case of Alcobaça and the question of hotel use), it is found that the spaces of the churches, cloisters, auxiliary elements, gardens, walled enclosures and fences are ...
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Proceedings EECHB JFlores
... In Oporto, traditional buildings are the major contributors for shaping the World Heritage Site (WHS). Despite their heritage relevance, like in most European historic cities, these are not ...
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Coordination between Understanding Historic Buildings and BIM Modelling: A 3D-Output Oriented and typological Data Capture Method
... (both World Heritage sites), this paper puts forward a “structure-and-type method” by means of typological method used in archaeology, Revit family system, and the tectonic logic of building to realize a ...
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Challenges for the Millennium
... Machu Picchu was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1983 under cultural heritage criteria (i) and (iii) and nat- ural heritage criteria (ii) and (iii). The site stands 2,430 m above sea ...
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UNESCO LABEL – PROMOTER A CULTURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
... UNESCO world heritage is composed by natural and cultural objectives of worldwide importance which need to be conserved at all costs for the future ...for world heritage protection” was signed ...
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3D DOCUMENTATION OF GLOBAL HISTORIC SITES: THE ‘SCOTTISH TEN’ PROJECT AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE
... document World Heritage Sites in Scotland and culturally significant international heritage sites, using technologies such as terrestrial laser scanning, aerial LiDAR, high resolution photography, ...
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Dwarfism and feeding behaviours in Oligo–Miocene crocodiles from Riversleigh, northwestern Queensland, Australia
... Vertebrae of mekosuchine crocodile Mekosuchus whitehunterensis Willis, 1997; White Hunter Site, Riversleigh World Heritage Area, northwest- ern Queensland, Australia; late Oligocene... F[r] ...
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Heritage assets: tangíveis ou intangíveis?
... os heritage assets como ativos, apenas suportaria reconhecer que, dado ao aspecto essencial da sua existência, tais ativos devem ser reconhecidos como intangíveis, pois o valor futuro esperado da sua existência é ...
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BIM for cultural heritage information management
... for heritage structures, as a novel approach with a prototype library of parametric objects representing architectural elements based on historic data and accurately mapped onto a point cloud or image based survey ...
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Assessing patrons’ satisfaction with the cultural heritage attribute (accommodation) in the historical city "Isfahan, Iran"(Abbasi Hotel)
... cultural heritage attri- bute has the main role in patron's perspective to site (Khosravi et ...evaluated heritage building as a main key in the cultural heritage ...between heritage buil- ...
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