2nd International Conference of Mining and Underground Museums
| Inne tytuły: | Applicationof three-dimensional (3D) numerical methods to protect historic caverns in the Wieliczka Salt Mine mining heritage - human heritage |
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| Autorzy: | Antonio Pizarro Losilla Barry Gamble Eric C. Nystrom Pilar Orche Amaré ... |
| Tłumacz: | Biuro Tłumaczeń Parola |
| Redakcja: | Jan Godłowski |
| Wydawca: | Muzeum Żup Krakowskich Wieliczka (2023) |
| ISBN: | 978-83-63348-51-9 |
| Autotagi: | druk |
| Źródło opisu: | Biblioteka Muzeum Narodowego w Krakowie - Katalog Biblioteki Muzeum Narodowego w Krakowie |
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| Inne tytuły: | Applicationof three-dimensional (3D) numerical methods to protect historic caverns in the Wieliczka Salt Mine mining heritage - human heritage Lousal mining site: a legacy from the past, an inspiration for the future Poland - Wieliczka, Zabrze, 22-25 May 2023 The Victorian golgfields, Australia conference proceedings Activities for the protection of the historic substance of the Wieliczka Salt Mine Citizen process of heritage enhancement, the case of the Lota Mining Complex, Chile Development of the Bochnia Salt Mine as a UNESCO world heritage tourist site From restoration to digitalisation: recent initiatives of the Idrija Mercury Heritage Management Centre Knowing the underground mining heritage Linares - La Carolina District II Mine experience, an Alpine mining experience The Coal Mining Museum in Zabrze as a pioneering and innovative institution conducting extensive revitalization activities of mining heritage The Iberian network of geomining sites The Mercury heritage. Almadén and Adria. A unique case of world heritage in Spain The Norwegian blue colour works in Modum The Saltworks Museum in Prešov - one of its kind among technical museums The Spanish Society for the Defence of the Geological and Mining Heritage (SEDPGYM): a commitment in force since 1995 The mining cutural park: turning the territory into a museum The oldest and largest opal mines in the world, the only one until the end of the 19th century 2nd International Conference of Mining and Underground Museums Vol. 1 A new landscape category: mining sites as UNESCO cultural landscapes An underground sculpture museum in Denmark Capturing miner's traditions. Highlighting the celebration and commemoration of Saint Barbara as intangible cultural heritage Changing perspectives about mining through educational exhibits Creating oriented network: an example from two Italian Alpine mines, members of ReMi - ISPRA ERIH and the begining of a new world narrative for humanity. The fascination of the underworld and its industrial development Explore the Kleva mine on your own - a successful implementation of Covid-19 regulations Exsting and perspective arrangements of salt mines in the context of tourism development. Natural therapeutic factors assessment for the use in speleotherapeutic purposes of the salt mines in Romania From a training coal mine to industrial heritage - a success story From the water tower to the carboneum Historic industrial complex of the Coal Mining in Zabrze - the heritage of the Upper Silesian industrial revolution In the footsteps of the former ore mining in the Izera mountains Industrial pasts soon forgoten? Heritage consequences of a de-carbonising world Innovative directions of the adaptation and development of post-mining areas and above-ground facilities from an architect's perspective - an overview of Western European solutions as inspiration for activities in Poland International Mining History Congress Conferences in Asia Issues of the mass tourism in the historic Wieliczka mine Making concentration interesting - a small museums challenges with a big topic Memory versus history: former miners at the Centre Historique Minier (Mining History Centre) of Lewarde (France) Mining heritage worlwide Mining history in the face of denial: mining museums, tourist mines and mining historians documenting the mining past: an Australian perspective Mining history societies and the promotion of mining history and mining museums: past, present and future Museums and underground heritage, the role of NAMHO Oil field in Bóbrka - the cradle of the oil industry Protection of mining heritage Protection of the Polish sulfur mining heritage in the activities of the Museum of the Polish Sulphur Industry in Tarnobrzeg in the context of the 70th anniversary of the discovery of sulfur deposits Recent personal reflections on mining heritage and the world heritage list Second International Conference of Mining and Underground Museums Sories of toilers under the sea The Archaeological Museum and Krzemionki reserve after the inscription of the Krzemionki prehistoric striped flint mining region on the UNESCO world heritage list The Mining History Association: origins, activities, and cooperation The adventure merchant mine: provoking engagement The difficulty of creating a national mining history: 150 years of mining displays in United States museums The educational mission of mining museums in a world of change The fundamental importance of mining heritage today. Mining, heritage, sustainability, education, energy The grey history of gold. The Kolar gold mines and polemics of its heritage The heritage of the Lüneburg saltworks The mining region above ground and below the surface - digitisation and valorisation of the building plants for industrial buildings and garden cities The museum and visitor mines in one of the oldest mining regions of Germany - the "Siegerland". History and structure The place of the Mining Documentation Centre in the process of ongoing restructuring of mines in Upper Silesia and Zagłębie in three decades of its implementation The soul of the mine. A living mining narrative The world heritage site Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří mining region Three museums of the lead and zinc belt of Kansas and Missouri Understanding own heritage Using 3D scanning in the protection of industrial heritage Wallonia's four major mining sites, case study: how to attract young public What can be achieved by volunteers - the making of King Edward Mine Museum protection of the memory of the development of human civilisation |
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| Autorzy: | Antonio Pizarro Losilla Barry Gamble Eric C. Nystrom Pilar Orche Amaré Antonio Ángel Peréz Sánchez Jan Godłowski Kevin A. C. Baker Tommaso Beltrami Jordan Bennett Lasse Hermansen Bjørnland Mateusz Blajer Stefan Brüggerhoff Trevor Budge Roger Burt Marek Cała Peter Claughton Mariusz Czuba Davide D'Acunto Filip Delarbre Stephan Döring Marek Duchoň José Dueñas Molina Margaret Lindsay Faull Susan Fayad Michał Flasza Sverre Følstad Francisco Fuentes Araya Laure-Anne Gentges Michał Glosz Carsten Grammes Meinrad Maria Grewenig Friederike Hansel Alexandra Hentschel Krzysztof Herner Linda Hickey Henryk Hörner Christopher J Huggard Peter Janič Justyna Jaskowska-Lemańska Artur Jedynak Priya Joseph Luiza Juganaru Grzegorz Kaczmarczyk Beata Kotasiak-Wójcik Piotr Langer Peter Maciulaitis Álvaro Manuel Madureira Pinto Luis Mansilla Plaza Camila Martorell Francisco Molina Molina Nic Naygarth Paweł Nowak Miles Oglethorpe Barbara Olejarz Vanessa Pais Zbigniew Pawlak Luc Piralla Matthew Portfleet Massimo Preite Aleksandra Puławska Nerinka Quadrelli Włodzimierz Regulski Jasmina Rejec Jorge Manuel Rodrigues de Sancho Relvas M. E. Robinson Leen Roels Kristina Seljak Marek Skubisz Ole Staunsbjerg Pedersen Zuzana Šullová Klas Swanljung Maroš Turek Dariusz Walerjański Daniel Wałach Patrycja Werecka Ewa Wojtoń Wioletta Wrona-Gaj Rafał Zadak |
| Tłumacz: | Biuro Tłumaczeń Parola |
| Redakcja: | Jan Godłowski |
| Wydawca: | Muzeum Żup Krakowskich Wieliczka (2023) |
| ISBN: | 978-83-63348-51-9 |
| Autotagi: | druk |
