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Geotechnical Engineering for the Preservation of Monuments and Historic Sites
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All the traces of historic heritage are a fundamental part of our environment and reward us in the form of cultural enrichment, with the ability to have a positive effect both on our lifestyle and economy. Therefore, the preservation of ancient monuments, historic towns and sites has increasingly drawn the attention of public opinion, governmental
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- Table of contents
- Preface
- Organization
- Opening address
- Cultural heritage and geotechnical engineering: An introduction
- Special lectures
- Influence of the subsoil on the urban development of Napoli
- Local site conditions and seismic risk assessment of historic buildings
- The role of monitoring and identification techniques on the preservation of historic towers
- Intervention techniques
- Papers
- New underground lines in historic centres: Experiences in Brescia
- Safeguarding the historic town of San Fratello, Sicily
- Stability analysis of the underground masonry tunnel of Ancient Nemea
- Foundation systems of some heritage buildings in Najaf/Iraq case study: Al Shelan Khan
- Seismic vulnerability reduction for historical buildings: The case study of house of mosaics
- New evidences on the Phlegraean bradyseism in the area of Puteolis harbour
- Important works in the town centre and preservation of existing heritage: The Grand Carré Jaude in Clermont-Ferrand (France)
- Drilled spiral piles in St. John's Church of Tartu, Estonia
- Settlement induced by TBM excavation under the Vittoria's Church in Napoli
- Ground improving injections underneath historical buildings: Five case histories as an overview of a technique
- Monitoring of the temperature-moisture regime of rock dwellings in Brhlovce village (Slovakia)
- Restoration projects and remedial works in the historical island of Ventotene
- 19th and 20th century coastal military installations affected by coastal erosion in the UK
- Interpretation and modelling of the subsidence at the archaeological site of Sybaris (Southern Italy)
- Geotechnical aspects in the preservation of the Domus Tiberiana in Rome
- New underground lines in historic centres: Experiences in Naples
- The Benedictine Basilica of S. Angelo in Formis (Southern Italy): A therapy without diagnosis?
- The vineyard of the monastery of S. Martino in Napoli
- Site characterization by in situ and laboratory tests for the structural & architectural restoration of Saint Nicholas Church, Nicosia, Cyprus
- Long-term mechanical behavior of wooden pile foundation in Venice
- Cultural Heritage and physical environment: A geo-archaeological approach to the analysis of interaction and risk factors
- Settlement response of masonry constructions
- Assessment of geological and geotechnical conditions for rebuilding Avala's television tower
- Afghanistan, Buddhas of Bamiyan: Emergency consolidation of the cliffs and niches
- Archaeology and geotechnical engineering
- Long-term stability of old cathedrals in St. Petersburg
- A study for the requalification and safety against natural hazards of the environmental and building heritage of Sant'Agata de' Goti (Italy)
- Study and monitoring for conservation of Sanctuary of Santa Maria Assunta at Monteortone (Abano Terme, Padova)
- Slope dynamics, monitoring and geological conservation of the Siq of Petra (Jordan)
- Historic and non-historic building impact assessment methodology for major tunnelling infrastructure projects
- Dynamic identification and seismic behaviour of the Ghirlandina tower in Modena (Italy)
- Performance evaluation of bending strength to predict durability of ornamental gneiss from Santo AntĂŽnio de PĂĄdua, RJ, BR
- The role of the geotechnical engineer in archaeological work: The Greek experience
- Re-burial of the Arrephorion on the Athenian Acropolis: An in situ rescue intervention against degradation
- Egyptian experience in the preservation of monuments and historic structures. A case study: Hibis Temple, El-Kharga—Egypt
- Diagnostic of the colonial structure "Palacio del Segundo Cabo" in Havana, Cuba
- Softening and swelling mechanism affecting south slope of Civita di Bagnoregio (VT)
- Evaluation of the soil disturbance due to the installation of prefabricated vertical drains: An analytical approach applied to case histories
- Preservation and monitoring of the Frari bell tower in Venice
- Collapse of a backfilled wall at the Castle Wespenstein
- Geotechnical problems on historical buildings from Transylvania
- Research and advanced technology in the restoration of the monuments of the Athenian Acropolis
- Estimation of moisture condition with salinity in the ground behind the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes using the electrical resistivity method
- Dismantling for reconstitution of N1 Tower of Prasat Suor Prat, Angkor Thom, Cambodia
- A variegated embankment dam in a historical territory
- Safety and/or security of monuments? An apparent dilemma
- Strong motion record processing for the Athenian Acropolis seismic response assessment
- Settlements due to tail gap of shield tunnelling
- An innovative approach for reducing the seismic risk of existing buildings and historic sites
- Preservation of historic structures and monuments using minimally invasive Screw-Piles and Helical Anchors—two cases
- Seismic risk assessment of San Gimignano towers: Geotechnical aspects and soil-structure interaction
- Analytical modelling of the creep-rotation rate for leaning towers
- Geotechnical and geophysical characterization of Moai statues—Rapa Nui Easter Island (Chile)
- Landslide risk and monitoring system for conservation of Vardzia monastery, Georgia
- Strength and structure of the roofed mud-walls of Toji Temple
- Spatial-temporal analysis of the subsidence in the city of Bologna
- Repair works at Saint Claire Convent in ChinchĂłn (Madrid, Spain)
- Groundwater management during excavations of S. Pasquale station in Naples
- Offshore soil investigations on the bottom of Ohrid Lake and authentic reconstruction of timber piles settlement
- Groundwater development and management in Siem Reap, Cambodia: Impacts of groundwater pumping on Angkor Wat
- Unsaturated sand in the stability of the cuesta of the Temple of Hera (Agrigento)
- Slope consolidation of Monteagudo de las VicarĂas castle (Soria)
- Load transfer in micropile underpinning of old foundations
- Construction of the Line C San Giovanni station in Rome
- Permanence and preservation of the MetztitlĂĄn convent in Hidalgo, Mexico
- The Fontanelle Cemetery: Between legend and reality
- A class C prediction of the settlements induced in a historical masonry structure by the excavation of shallow twin tunnels
- Soil structure interaction on the dynamic behavior of two historic masonry structures
- New Lanark Walls: Examples of sustainable design for a World Heritage Site
- Evaluating the effects of tunnel construction on monuments: The example of the Basilica di Massenzio in Rome
- The preservation of the historical, archeological and artistic heritage of Orvieto: An interdisciplinary project
- Landslide risk assessment and management in the archaeological site of Machu Picchu (Peru)
- The rebuilding of San Piero a Grado bell tower
- Safeguard stories of living monuments (unstable towns of the region of Umbria)
- Geohazards and climate change issues for the preservation of the Saxon Shore in South Britain
- Preservation and reconstruction of historic monuments in Saint Petersburg with provisions for soil-structure interaction
- Localized settlements of an ancient hospital foundation: Analysis of the problem to assess a possible reinforcement intervention
- Geotechnical investigation and stabilization of the foundations of a World Heritage in Portugal, the Guimar©es Castle
- Safeguarding interventions for two historical sites in the Middle East
- Use of jet grouting technique to realize substructures of historic buildings: The example of an apartment building in Warsaw
- Geotechnical and structural investigations of historical monuments of Kazakhstan
- The safety of an industrial archaeological heritage: The underground quarries in Marsala (Sicily)