Two seminars on preventive conservation and monitoring and assessing architectural heritage have been organised as part of the sixth framework programme for technological research and development (PCRDT) instigated by the Research Directorate General of the European Commission.
Preventive conservation consists of identifying the risks of
heritage deteriorating, at the earliest opportunity, so that action
can be taken to avoid or slow down its negative effects. It relies
on monitoring, maintenance, diagnostic and analysis tools and
practices.
These seminars are an opportunity for researchers and
practitioners to share their expertise and experience in these
areas, and will bring together a number of European partners led by
the Catholic University of Leuven (
Raymond Lemaire International Centre for
Conservation) and the
International Rivers and Heritage Institute.
The first seminar is taking place in Leuven from 11 to 16
June 2007 and will focus in particular on the Flemish
Monumentenwacht initiative.
The second will be held at Fontevraud, in the heart of the
Val de Loire, in the spring of 2008.
Find out more:
http://sprecomah.eu/
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