An interdisciplinary research agenda for climate change and cultural heritage

Giuseppe Forino; Lynda Yorke; Monia Del Pinto; Hywel Griffiths; Louise Barker; Martin Bates; Samantha Brummage; Sarah Davies; Corinna Patterson; Hayley Roberts; Gary Robinson; Andrew Webb

doi:10.55203/IATD1690

An interdisciplinary research agenda for climate change and cultural heritage

Giuseppe Forino, Lynda Yorke, Monia Del Pinto, Hywel Griffiths, Louise Barker, Martin Bates, Samantha Brummage, Sarah Davies, Corinna Patterson, Hayley Roberts, Gary Robinson, Andrew Webb

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Climate change is posing a challenge to cultural heritage around the world. It can compromise the unique features of a landscape, the stability of structures, the quality of building materials. Such challenges invite a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach between physical and social science disciplines, working together to integrate approaches and methods, and share data in order to understand the potential impacts more fully, and to work together to protect cultural heritage from climate-related risk

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