Dialogues in Cultural heritage,Cultural networks and innovative practices.A. Koufou, P. Georgopoulou, G. Manolopoulou, I. Papadopoulou, D. Koliopoulos, : towards a dynamic cooperation between museum and education through three Greek case studies,6th YOCOCU Conference 22-26 May 2018 - Matera, Italy (original) (raw)

2018, Published by YOCOCU CNR – IBAM (Istituto per i Beni Archeologici e Monumentali)

Abstract

YOCOCU has become in the last decade a networking and meeting platform where senior and young researchers, professionals and students, all animated by the common goal to preserve and promote cultural heritage, share their experiences, show and discuss their investigation methods, offer their input in research in the different fields of cultural heritage, from the conservation to management. The 2018 YOCOCU conference at Matera (Italy) has been conceived as a forum to promote dialogues and partnerships between scientists, conservators and managers, on one hand, and civic and community non-governmental organizations, on the other. The common ground which museology and education have reached, based on the theory of constructivism, has recently given a new perspective on the cultural education. The use and reuse of cultural heritage in education as a crucial cognitive tool highlighted the need to update the ways in which educators cooperate with the professionals of the museum and also the ways in which young students perceive the cultural heritage. In other words in a highly demanding world, museums and educators have to find new, more challenging paths in order to satisfy their young audience. The following paragraphs aim to highlight the effectiveness of the projects and to set a good practice on the cooperation of cultural and educational institutes. Key Words –, education, culture, synergy, comics

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  93. 1.2 -The Cottanello Roman Villa project: research, conservation and dissemination -C. Sfameni, F. Prestileo, F. Colosi, A. Paladini
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  95. 1.4 -The "domus of the silver wedding" in Pompei: structural assessment through integrated non invasive investigation techniques -F.C. Ponzo, A. Di Cesare, N. Masini
  96. 1.5 -Matacos project: advanced materials and technologies applied to the conservation of underwater cultural heritage -F. Bruno, B. Davidde, A. Gallo, M.F. La Russa, M. Lupia, L. Randazzo, M. Ricca, S.A. Ruffolo
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  99. 1.8 -From the preservation of the Arcosolio di Cerula, in the catacombs of San Gennaro in Naples, to a preventive conservation of the entire site. control, maintenance and risk management: an evolving path -R. Albini, V. Ciao
  100. 1.9 -Virtual reality as a form of accessibility to peripheral or inaccessible XVII archaeological or historical sites: The Chiesa della Madonna dei Mali and the Uggiano Castle (Ferrandina, Italy) case studies -I. Campanile, A. Pecci, R. Lasaponara Chapter 4.2 -Public Archaeology and valorization project Paragraphs 4.
  101. 2.1 -The Tusculum project: knowledge, conservation and valorization -V. Beolchini, F. Prestileo, F. Galli, L. Genovese, L. Luvidi
  102. 2.2 -From the fields to the web: view on public archaeology and social media from an italian perspective -C. Ardis, R. Giovanelli, A. Traviglia
  103. 2.3 -Use and protection of archaeological sites in Greece: current policies and practices -K. Hartzoulaki
  104. 2.4 -From the "antiquarium" to the archaeological museum of Mondragone (CE). A story-telling for the enjoyment of archaeological landscape in Northern Campania -F. Sogliani
  105. 2.5 -An usable and people-friendly cultural heritage: the magna project, on the route from Greece to Magna Graecia -F. Bruno, B. Davidde, M.F. La Russa, T. Makris, P. Raxis, N. Rovella Chapter 4.3 -Archaeological research and Cultural landscape Paragraph 4.
  106. 3.1 -Cultural landscape conservation as an approach to sustaining cultural identity; case study: uraman takht village -L. Ramezani, B. Mahdiar Nezam, C. Somayeh Fadaei Nezhad, D. Pirouz Hanachi
  107. 3.2 -Land capability & spatial analysis for the study of medieval rural settlements in the Basilicata region -M. Biscione, M. Danese, N. Masini, C. A. Sabia
  108. 3.3 -Detect the land-use changes around the natural park and historical centre (Sassi) of Matera using remote sensing indices at Basilicata, Italy -A. Elfadaly, R. Lasaponara Chapter 4.4 -History, traditional building techniques and documentation Paragraphs 4.
  109. 4.1 -Urban survey of the Mellah of Sefrou (MO) -G. Pancani, M. Gentili
  110. 4.2 -Documentation systems for a urban renewal proposal in developing territories: the digitalization project of Bethlehem historical center -F. Picchio, R. De Marco, M. Canestrale
  111. 4.3 -The identity of the light roofs in the historic centre of Santiago de Cuba. Design recommendations for the conservation of tangible heritage -M. Hernàndez Salomòn, L. Rizo Aguilera, Z. Fròmeta Salas
  112. 4.4 -The clash between use and size in a historic building: the case of Montes palace, Chile -P. Fernández
  113. 4.5 -Underground space in Italy and China: from the history to smart-planning -L. Genovese, L. Luvidi, F. Fratini, R. Varriale XVIII 4.4.6 -Technology of building in roman age: the case study of "Complesso della Sfinge" from the "Porta Mediana" archaelogical site in Cuma -S. F. Graziano, C. Di Benedetto, V. Guarino, C. Rispoli, P. Munzi, P. Cappelletti, V. Morra Chapter 4.5 -Sensing technologies and diagnostics for restoration Paragraphs 4.
  114. 5.1 -Basic performance and compositional properties of historical building materials: Ermeni Hamamı (Sivrihisar, Turkey) -R. Aslzad, A. Tavukçuoğlu, E.N. Caner-Saltık
  115. 5.2 -Sensitivity analysis for the assessment of the main relevant parameters in a masonry historical construction -A Calì, P. Dias de Moraes, A. Do Valle
  116. 5.3 -Connecting "pixels with people". Sensing archaeology from space -N. Masini, A. Higueras, A. Pecci, R. Lasaponara Section 5 ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILT HERITAGE Chapter 5.1 -Restoration, Reuse and Retrofitting Paragraphs 5.
  117. 1.1 -Railway stations: between past and present in the urban fabric of historic cities. the case of Madrid in Spain -L. Musaio Somma
  118. 1.2 -Retrofitting of company towns' residential buildings: from international best practices to local implementations in Friuli Venezia Giulia Region (NE Italy) -G. S. Laiola, M. V. Santi
  119. 1.3 -The use of traditional construction techniques and materials in the conservation of urban cultural heritage assets in Portugal -R.A. Maio, T. M. Ferreira, R.S. Vicente, A.G. Costa
  120. 1.4 -Proposal of intervention and architectural project of ancient monastery of "Saõ Romaõ de Neiva", Portugal -C. Calbimonte, J. Vilalfurte, J. Scaff, J. Arias, G. Vasconcelos
  121. 1.5 -Sustainable design of an eco-restoration for the functional recuperation of a historic building to be used as a town hall -M. Pini, D. Settembre Blundo, P. Neri, M.P. Riccardi, A.M. Ferrari
  122. 1.6 -The white marble of the cloister of the real college-seminar of Corpus Christi in Valencia (Spain): archival researches for the identification of its provenance and diagnostic studies for understanding its decay -M. Cannoletta, D. Melica, G. Quarta 5.1.7 -Pathological manifestations of the main facade of the Santa Monica Convent, Potosi -Bolivia -J. Villafuerte, I.Rodriguez, J. Ruiz
  123. 1.8 -The role of italian specialists in restoration of Azerbaijan epigraphic monuments - H.Aliyeva, M.Zeynalova, G.Seyidahmadli, S.Azizova
  124. -Jose' Ortega and the principles for a mediterranean identity in the architecture of Matera -G. Cortese
  125. 1.10 -Analysis of vernacular architecture and urban rehabilitation proposal -G. Forestieri, G. Galiano XIX 5.1.11 -CRATI project presentation: knowledge and restoration through advanced integrated technologies -M.F. La Russa, L. Randazzo, N. Rovella, M. Ricca, S.A. Ruffolo, F. Bruno, L. Barbieri, E. Giangiulio, C. Silvestri, A. Arcudi, P. Tortorici Chapter 5.2 -Risk Analysis and Mitigation Paragraphs 5.2.1 to 5.2.14 presented in Oral session 12 Paragraphs 5.2.14 to 5.2.15 presented in Poster session 5.2.1 -The ELARCH programme and dialogues on cultural heritage: between architecture, engineering, history and resources -M. Laterza, T. Tonin
  126. 2.2 -Survey of buildings for seismic vulnerability studies: the case of the historical centre of Valparaíso (Chile) -B. Jiménez, L. Pelà, M. Hurtado
  127. 2.3 -Seismic risk of the Basilicata castles -E. Laguna, M. D'Amato, M. Laterza 5.2.4 -Hazard calculation routines for earthquake scenarios -A. González, A. Basaglia, G. Brando, E. Spacone, A. Aprile
  128. 2.5 -Is seismic damage the reason for the stern buttress of the Colosseum? -A. Mordanova, G. de Felice
  129. 2.6 -Assessing and mapping flood risk in old urban centres: the historic city centre of Guimarães as a case study -F. Navia Miranda, T. M. Ferreira
  130. 2.7 -Creation of a database of Peruvian Churches for the definition of seismic vulnerability assessment cards -E. Rossi, N. Tarque, M. Faggella, R. Aguilar, D. E. Torrealva Davila, R. Gigliotti
  131. 2.8 -Cultural heritage management in the Mosque of Ali el Mahali (local mosque) using multi-satellite sensor at Rosetta, Egypt -A. Elfadaly, A. Shams eldein, O. Wafa, R. Lasaponara
  132. 2.9 -Risk map and web constraints: digital tools for cultural assets in emergencies, also for protection and prevention -C. Cacace, M.E. Corrado
  133. 2.10 -Artek. a web service dedicated to the preservation and valorisation of cultural heritage -A. Monteleone, N. Dore, L. Bernardi, L. Benenati, A. Giovagnoli, A. Paglialunga
  134. 2.11 -Seismic risk assessment of historic constructions: comparative analysis of masonry and adobe churches in Italy and Chile -D. Díaz Fuentes, M. Laterza, M. D'Amato 5.2.12 -Mechanics for archaeological science. A novel methodology for the analysis of ancient masonry constructions -S. Galassi, N. Ruggieri, G. Tempesta
  135. 2.13 -An extensive survey for the identification of the structural features of the historic center of Cusco -M. Peruch, C. Mazzanti, K. Sovero, G. Brando, E. Spacone
  136. 2.14 -Seismic analysis by macroelements of the monastery ensemble of San Miguel Charo, michoacán -A. Sánchez C., G. Martínez R.
  137. 2.15 -Detecting seismic damage scars in monuments through a joined use of historical sources and infrared thermography -F. T. Gizzi, E. Geraldi, M. Sileo, M.R. Potenza Chapter 5.3 Industrial Heritage and Archaeology Paragraphs 5.
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  139. 3.3 -Railroad buildings of Eskişehir: challenges & opportunities for industrial heritage -B. Ekimci, F. Ergincan, M. Inceoğlu
  140. 3.4 -Analysis of the historical materials building for cataloguing and maintenance of the monumental architecture of Basilicata -A. Guida, V.D. Porcari, P.P. Trausi
  141. 3.5 -A contribution to the study of the pre-industrial and industrial brick production in Marsciano (PG) -F. Gabellone, M. Chiffi, M. Passarelli REFERENCES
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