Vol. 44 (2023): Conservation of industrial and technological heritage

Special Issue - Conservation of industrial and technological heritage

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14568/cp44

Published: 2023-09-28

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Cover and technical information

Cover and technical information

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Editorial

Conservation of industrial and technological heritage

Alison Wain, Graça Filipe, Isabel Tissot, Laura Brambilla, Marta Manso

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Articles

A tale of hazards: Ingenium’s industrial collections move

Skye Marshall, Jacqueline Riddle

15-29
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Exploring Andalusian industrial heritage through data science: breaking down the gaps and concerns to visualise opportunities

Patricia Ferreira Lopes

30-46
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The railway heritage in the context of UNESCO: railway aspects for its interpretation and safeguard

Breno Borges

47-56
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How Lipman’s “caring thinking” theory for human thought may encourage the safeguarding of industrial and technological heritage

Stoupathis Konstandinos

57-66
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An in-depth look at the application of GIS for industrial heritage documentation

Patricia Ferreira Lopes, Jorge Moya Muñoz, Manuela Pires Rosa

67-81
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Challenges in preservation of functional objects in museological context: the role of documentation in safeguarding of musical instruments collections

Cláudia Furtado

82-89
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Investigating five totalizing counters manufactured by the Alphonse Darras company of the CNAM collections in Paris

Julie Schröter, Cyrille Foasso, Ludovic Bellot-Gurlet, Laura Brambilla

90-102
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Data analysis techniques for the visualization and classification of historical vehicle engines’ health status using data-driven solutions

Stefano Carrino, Luca Meyer; Jonathan Dreyer; Brice Chalançon, Alejandro Roda-Buch, Laura Brambilla

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Heritage (almost) forgotten: breweries between reuse, safeguard and abandonment – the cases of Portugália at Lisboa and Antarctica at Joinville, Brazil

Tiago Castaño Moraes

118-131
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“Rare and vital”: positive terminology, contemporary relevance and robust teaching options for heritage maker trades

Alison Wain, Jesse Adams Stein, Mitchell Cleghorn

132-142
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Notes

The Scottish transport and industry collections knowledge network (STICK)

Ellie Swinbank

143-152
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Things rust but memories last forever: creative conservation in the industrial heritage

Ricardo Triães, Ânia Chasqueira, Ângela Ferraz

153-164
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Is historic working machinery up to 21st century sustainability demands or are we stuck in time?

Rachel Rimmer

165-173
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Comparative assessment of paint systems for use on heritage artillery at coastal forts in England: experimental design and interim report

William Smith, David Watkinson, Nicola Emmerson, Paul Lankester, David Thickett, Ian Leins

174-186
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Interventions

Replacement of cast iron piers on an 1886 wrought iron truss bridge in New South Wales, Australia – the challenge of preserving heritage significance during major rehabilitation work

Claire Everett, Alexander Rosnell, Malcolm Rankin

187-198
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A study of timber frame repair and the case of Gunns Mill’s old blast furnace

Millena Moreira Fontes

199-213
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Return of the space hoppers: more measures on dH Comet G-BDIX

Thilo Buergel

214-224
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The conservative restoration brings the 1907 Fiat 130 HP back on the track

Davide Lorenzone, Chiara Armigliato, Ilaria Pani

225-237
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Conservation of a WWII Supermarine Spitfire section wing

Eve Paillaux, Sotiris Bampitzaris, Jane Echinard, Gilles Baron, Cesar Escobar-Claros, Magali Brunet, Luc Robbiola, Elodie Guilminot

238-252
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