Month: August 2020

Operating hypothesis developed in the STORM project relating to the use of the laser scanner to support the assessment of the stability of buildings.

Results of H2020 STORM Project in the Assessment of Damage to Cultural Heritage Buildings Following Seismic Events

Scientific Department August 29, 2020 0

Updated January 2026 Introduction STORM (Safeguarding Cultural Heritage through Technical and Organisational Resources Management) was a groundbreaking research and development...

The powerful wall behind the remains of the Trajan's Forum in Rome was designed to protect the area of the monuments of ancient Rome from the frequent fires that spread in the city and which, in 64 AD. they destroyed large parts of the city. The history of buildings and cities has been marked by fires for centuries and thousands of years. Current safety standards are significantly higher than previous ones, but their application is all incompatible with the protection of historic buildings.

Fire Safety Engineering and Cultural Heritage Buildings

Webmaster August 20, 2020 0

Updated January 2026 Introduction One of the most powerful tools that fire protection professionals have at their disposal to reflect...

Cover of the proceedings “Manutenzione e monitoraggio delle aree archeologiche” (Monitoring and Maintenance of Archaeological Sites), edited by Alfonsina Russo and Irma della Giovampaola, Rome 2019. Source: Archaeological Park of the Colosseum (Parco archeologico del Colosseo) / Lerma Publishing. Used for educational and research purposes.

Monitoring and Maintenance of Archaeological Sites: the Conference Proceedings

Scientific Department August 16, 2020 0

Updated January 2026 Introduction Historic buildings and archaeological sites are by their nature subject to the degradation that time and...

Month: August 2020

Results of H2020 STORM Project in the Assessment of Damage to Cultural Heritage Buildings Following Seismic Events

Fire Safety Engineering and Cultural Heritage Buildings

Monitoring and Maintenance of Archaeological Sites: the Conference Proceedings

Crowd as a Fire Risk Multiplier in Underground Heritage Sites

Limoges: When Protest Becomes a Fire Risk to Heritage

Fire at the Marché des Enfants-Rouges — Paris Loses Its Oldest Covered Market

Micro-sensor networks for heritage fire protection: designing early warning systems without compromising historic buildings

From Vineyards to Vaults: How Managed Landscapes Can Help Protect Cultural Heritage in a Warming Mediterranean

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