heritage collections
User Needs for Enhanced Engagement with Cultural Heritage Collections
... In the context of the corpus-agnostic approach adopted by the project, it is noteworthy that these use cases manifest a great deal of common ground. The key areas of interest – people, places, and events – can very ...
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Non-invasive multiresidue screening methods for the determination of pesticides in heritage collections
... with heritage collections, have been de- veloped and are reported ...protect heritage collections and HCH has been used to protect wood from insect ...
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Indoor/outdoor particulate matter concentrations and microbial load in cultural heritage collections
... cultural heritage collections with different exhib- its and differences in relation to location, ventilation and number of visitors were selected ...cultural heritage collections are: (1) the ...
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The CULTURA Project: Supporting Next Generation Interaction with Digital Cultural Heritage Collections
... digital collections allowing their research to create new insights into these ...both collections were actively studied by professional researchers was considered an important factor by non-domain users, ...
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Supporting SME Collecting Organisations: A Business Model Framework for Digital Heritage Collections
... The second core component is revenue which we have argued earlier is needed by collecting organisations to sustain their digital heritage collections and support the operation of any e-business model. Our ...
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Generating Paths through Cultural Heritage Collections
... Cultural heritage collections usually or- ganise sets of items into exhibitions or guided ...library collections where a tool to create virtual paths are used to assist with navigation and provide ...
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Analysing for 4,4′-diaminodiphenylmethane in heritage collections containing solid and medium density flexible linear polyester polyurethanes using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry
... analyse heritage objects containing polyurethane for the existence of 4,4 ′ -MDA, and confirmed that heritage collection items in this instance are safe to handle for the foreseeable ...
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Promoting the past, preserving the future : British university heritage collections and identity marketing
... generation’ collections simply as a result of what de Clercq refers to as collections which cease ‘to serve their primary functions […] due to changes in research activities or teaching programmes’ (2003a: ...
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PATHS: A System for Accessing Cultural Heritage Collections
... Significant amounts of information about cultural heritage has been digitised in recent years and is now easily available through online portals. How- ever, this vast amount of material can also be over- whelming ...
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... heterogeneous collections through the linking of data statements, while using Web architecture and standards to enable machines or soware to interpret and process the ...documentary collections, redefining ...
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The rise and fall of CCAC : a case study in heritage politics : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Museum Studies at Massey University
... Cowie, Kate, 'Map of the Conservation and Preservation Programmes, Facilities and Centres in Australia', in Conservation Working Party of the Heritage Collections Committee of the Cultur[r] ...
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The rise and fall of CCAC : a case study in heritage politics : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Museum Studies at Massey University
... An Australian Case Study: The National Conservation and Preservation Policy and Strategy for Moveable Cultural Heritage 8.1 The Genesis ofthe Heritage Collections Committee and the Natio[r] ...
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Exploring Linked Data For The Automatic Enrichment of Historical Archives
... Of the variety of tools and methods that exist for extracting information from a collection, this paper focuses on those concerned with the problem of En- tity Linking (EL) [5]. While EL has seen much research in recent ...
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Special Collections and Social Media: A Study of Two North Carolina Collections
... interview with him was the need for cultural organizations to be open to trying out new e- tools to reach audiences old and new, and to learning from that experimentation. Some of the most startling statistics the DDC ...
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British heritage and the legacies of ‘race'
... ‘the Heritage’ and how we might interrogate the obstacles and opportunities for heritage practices to address ...British heritage has been produced and consumed and what and who gets to count as ...
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Is green a grey area? Sustainability and inclusivity; the ageing population and recycling
... Assisted collections cost more because they take more time for the frontline service delivery staff. In some assisted collection cases, the refuse collectors only have to enter the front garden to access the bins ...
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Do really the audience's views efficiently boost built heritage conservation policies?
... global heritage sites recently have witnessed increasing calls, appealing at exploiting their local communities as local supporters, still the local authorities impede these social elite from efficient ...the ...
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Community Role in Heritage Management and Sustainable Turism Development: Case Study of the Danube Regionin Serbia
... Destinations and cultural resources that are used and respected by both residents and tour- ists are the ultimate goal of sustainable tourism development. The sustainable tourism as an emerging paradigm seems to enhance ...
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A Conceptual Framework for Conserving Heritage Buildings in Malaysia From the Perspective of Facilities Management
... a heritage building in ...a heritage building before it is endorsed as heritage at the preliminary phase of ...the heritage stakeholder in CHM enable to reduce the conflicts arise in ...
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A Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) Project : opportunities and challenges in the context of heritage language education
... Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is gaining momentum in the European field of language education. However, to date, research seems to be dominated by studies into English. Further, in the UK, CLIL ...
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