Titolo della Ricerca:

Parole chiave:

climate change, vulnerability of the historic area, restoration

Gruppo di lavoro:

FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA RESEARCH & INNOVATION (Project Coordinator); ALMA MATER STUDIORUM – UNIVERSITÀ DI BOLOGNA; UNESCO; POLITECNICO DI TORINO; UNIVERSITE DE LIEGE; UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAIS VASCO/EUSKAL HERRIKO UNIBERSITATEA; MASARYKOVA UNIVERZITA; STICHTING IHE DELFT INSTITUTE FOR WATER EDUCATIONAL; LINKS FOUNDATION; ZENTRUM FUR RISIKO UND KRISENMANAGEMENT ZRK; TOWER SPA; UNISMART PADOVA ENTERPRISE SRL; EKODENGE MUHENDISLIK MIMARLIK DANISMANLIK TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI; NOBATEK INEF 4; SISTEMA GMBH; R.E.D. SRL; ESTUDIOS GIS S.L.; SEFERIHISAR MUNICIPALITY; INTERNATIONAL SAVA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION; GEMEENTE DORDRECHT; CONSELLERIA DE MEDIO AMBIENTE E ORDENACION DO TERRITORIO – XUNTA DE GALICIA; EURONET CONSULTING EEIG; ALPHA CONSULT;

Tipologia:

Ricerca su bandi competitivi internazionali

Ente che ha finanziato il progetto:

Unione Europea

Settore/i disciplinari coinvolti (indicare i GDS):

CEAR 12/A Tecnica e pianificazione urbanistica, CEAR 11/B Restauro dell’architettura, CEAR 04/A Geomatica, CEAR-05/A Geotecnica, CEAR-01/A Idraulica, CHEM-01/B Chimica dell’ambiente e dei beni culturali

Anno d’inizio:

2019

Anno di fine:

2023

Descrizione

Looking back at the last decades, where the effects of climate change have clearly brought consequences, Cultural Heritage has been impacted by an increasing number of climate related hazards, posing new challenges to conservators and heritage managers. For answering to this situation, SHELTER aims at developing a data driven and community-based knowledge framework that will bring together the scientific community and heritage managers. The main objectives are: increasing resilience, reducing vulnerability and promoting better and safer reconstruction in historic areas.

From a deep understanding of the hazard, the vulnerability of the historic area and their exposure, the local dynamics and the provision of innovative governance and community-based models, it is possible to provide useful methodologies, tools and strategies to enhance resilience and secure sustainable reconstruction. Due to the information complexity and the diverse data sources, SHELTER framework will be implemented in multiscale and multisource data driven platform, able to provide the necessary information for planning and adaptive governance. Five are the open-labs that will allow us to see and validate all the progress and developments of the project. They have been chosen as representative of the main climatic and environmental challenges in Europe and different heritage typologies.

Link:

https://shelter-project.com