Preventive Conservation - From Climate and Damage Monitoring to a Systemic and Integrated Approach-Proceedings of the International WTA - PRECOM3OS Symposium, April 3-5, 2019, Leuven, Belgium

Committees 
Introduction
Preventive conservation - from climate and damage monitoring to a systemic approach, A. Vandesande & E. Verstrynge
From knowledge background to practical applications
A coevolutionary approach as the theoretical foundation of planned conservation of built cultural heritage, S. Della Torre
Innovation and diversification of brick, Susudel – Ecuador, G. Barsallo, T. Rodas, V. Caldas, F. Cardoso, C. Peñaherrera & P. Tenesaca
Monitoring of China’s built heritage since 1950s: Historical overview and reassessment of preventive conservation, W. Meiping, H. Shi & L. Xinjian
A brief review on preventive conservation and its application in China’s conservation background,Q. Rong, B. Liu & J. Zhang
Preventive and Planned Conservation: potentialities and criticalities, strategy and tools, lessons learned, R. Moioli
Monumentenwacht model and new initiatives
Preventive conservation model applied in Slovakia to monitor built heritage damage, P. Ižvolt
The Traditional Buildings Health Check: A new approach to the built heritage in Scotland, S. Linskaill
Quality of restoration of monuments: The role of Monumentenwacht,S. Naldini, G. van de Varst, S. de Koning & E. van de Grijp
Preventive and planned conservation for built heritage. Applied research in the University of Porto,T.C. Ferreira
Preventive monitoring and study of insect damage of carpenter bees to timber components of chinese historic buildings, Y. Gao, Y. Chen, D. Xu, E. Li, J. Li, Z. Ge & Y. Zhou
Condition assessment and monitoring in Milan Cathedral: Putting risk assessment into practice, L. Cantini, F. Canali, A. Konsta & S. Della Torre
The role of the university in maintaining vernacular heritage buildings in the southern region of Ecuador, G. García, A. Tenze & C. Achig
Damage diagnosis and monitoring of case studies
MDCS - a system for damage identification and monitoring, R.P.J. van Hees & S. Naldini
Monitoring of water contents and temperatures of historical walls with interior insulation in Switzerland, C.Geyer, B. Wehle & A. Müller
Immediate measures to prevent further damage to the wall frescos of the “Ritterhaus Bubikon”, K. Ghazi Wakili, Th. Stahl, D. Tracht & A. Barthel
Energy retrofit of historic timber-frame buildings – hygrothermal monitoring of building fabric, C.J. Whitman, O. Prizeman, J. Gwilliam, P. Walker & A. Shea
3D Laser scanning for FEM-based deformation analysis of a reconstructed masonry vault, A. Drougkas, E. Verstrynge, M. Bassier & M. Vergauwen
Contribution of photogrammetry and sensor networks to the energy diagnosis of occupied historical buildings, S. Dubois, J. Desarnaud, Y. Vanhellemont, M. de Bouw, D. Stiernon & S. Trachte
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