Subject: CSIC High Specialization Course on Cultural Heritage Intervention Models
From the Consolider-TCP programme we are launching the second edition of the Spanish Research Council (CSIC) High Specialization course "Cultural Heritage Intervention Models: research, protection, conservation and valorization". The main objective of the course is to provide specific knowledge and specialized tools to students. These are based on top-level science and technology focused on seeking answers and innovative solutions to the challenges cultural heritage faces; therefore keeping in sight the goal to contribute to its sustainability and valorization. The goal is to strengthen and highlight the link between the interdisciplinary research, the professional practice and the social visibility of research through training, dissemination and knowledge transfer. To address these issues, the course is divided into 8 modules, which refer to all areas of heritage intervention, coordinated by specialists from CSD-TCP. Of these 8 modules, 3 are of compulsory attendance because they address core issues: current challenges to cultural heritage; diagnosis, prediction of damage and action protocols and new trends in research and conservation.The other 5 modules are more specialized: Landscape Archaeology, urban built Heritage, movable goods, new ICTs applied to Heritage and how to develop projects and economic reports. The course is held in Spanish and the pre-registration is still open. General Information Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales (CCHS-CSIC) Madrid November 2012 - March 2013 (120-180 hours) Fees: 1200 Euro 20 grants will be offered. Compulsory Modules 1. Cultural Heritage: Current Challenges Coordinators: David Barreiro Martinez and Almudena Orejas Saco del Valle Key words: management, protection, researching, Cultural Heritage concept, preservation criteria 2. Diagnosis, prediction of damage and action protocols Coordinators: Rafael Fort Gonzalez and Maria Angeles Villegas Broncano Key words: damage (structural, environmental, biologic, human), prevention and preservation techniques 3. New trends in researching and preservation Coordinators: Arturo Ruiz Rodriguez and Guillermo Sven Reher Diez Key words: new ways of conservation, digital support, knowledge transfer Specific Modules 4. Archaeology and Landscape. Landscape Archaeology Coordinators: Leonor Pena Chocarro and Almudena Orejas Saco del Valle Key Words: archaeobiology, palaeoenvironment, palaeoeconomy, archaeobotany, archaeozoology, geoarchaeology, archaeomining, palaeogrounds, palaeopollution 5. Urban built heritage Coordinators: Agustin Azkarate Garai-Olaun and Monica Alvarez de Buergo Ballester Key words: Urban heritage landscape, Architecture Archaeology, diagnosis 6. Movable heritage Coordinators: Ignacio Montero Ruiz and Yolanda Porto Tenreiro Key Words: Identification, treatment, metals, pottery, glass, lithic industries 7. New technologies applied to heritage Coordinators: Antonio Uriarte Gonzalez and Juan Luis Pecharroman Fuente Key Words: ICTs, information systems, Remote Sensing Archaeology, GIS, EDIs 8. Developing projects and economic reports Coordinators: Maria Ruiz del Arbol Moro and Jose Luis Solaun Bustinza Key Words: management, evaluation, international projects, reports, strategical documents 9. Applicability and work prospects on Heritage Coordinators: Almudena Orejas Saco del Valle and Felipe Criado Boado Key words: commercial vs public companies, calls, work programmes, innovation, inter- and trans- disciplinarity For other questions and further information, here is the mail of the secretary anadelia.rodriguez<-at->cchs<.>csic<.>es *** Conservation DistList Instance 26:20 Distributed: Sunday, October 7, 2012 Message Id: cdl-26-20-012 ***Received on Wednesday, 26 September, 2012