Over the last several decades, evidence of people's influences on climate change has become increasingly clear and compelling.
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In order to identify the most substantial risks, the Climate for Culture project has taken the innovative approach of
correlating high resolution climate change scenarios with building simulation models.
The Project
In the face of global climate change, the project
CLIMATE FOR CULTURE is investigating the
potential impact of climate change on Europe’s
cultural heritage assets – particularly on historic
buildings and their interiors. MORE
CLIMATE FOR CULTURE is investigating the
potential impact of climate change on Europe’s
cultural heritage assets – particularly on historic
buildings and their interiors. MORE
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Final Results and Public Deliverables now online
The three Climate for Culture tools, the Decision Making Support System "DMSS", the Decision Support System "exDSS" and the Software DigitChart are now available on the website. In addition, you can find the Public Deliverables and the Climate for Culture Brochure “Built Cultural Heritage in Times of Climate Change” online.
Software for digitizing analogue data charts from thermohygrographs
A software named DigitChart has been developed by project partner Jan Radon, Engineering Consulting & Software Development, Poland.
Database Climate for Culture at Eindhoven University of Technology
In the context of CLIMATE FOR CULTURE the project partner TU Eindhoven (TUe) has created a database on its Physics of Monuments website which allows other partners to upload project related climate and measurement data. As graphical output it can be easily stored and quickly assessed. In the long run, all information on the case studies shall be available in this database.
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Preservation of the World Cultural Heritage against the Consequences of Climate Change
The Partners
Fraunhofer IBP, MOEZ, ISC|Czech Technical University in Prague|Italian National Research Council|University of Zagreb|Foundation for Research and Technology|Max Planck Institute for Meteorology|Technical University Munich |Eindhoven University of Technology|University of Ljubljana|Gradbeni Institut ZRMK|Uppsala University|Andreas Weiß|Engineering Consulting & Software Development|Krah & Grote Measurement Solutions|TB Käferhaus GmbH|Haftcourt Ltd.|ACCIONA Infrastructure|Bavarian Administration of Stateowned Palaces, Gardens and Lakes|Bavarian State Painting Collections |National Trust for England, Wales and Northern Ireland|Kybertec Ltd.|Glasgow Caledonian University|Center for Documentation of Cultural & Natural Heritage|Jonathan Ashley-Smith|The National Institute of Cultural Heritage|London School of Economics & Political Science|Foundation Salvatore Maugeri|Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg (associated cooperation partner)|The Evangelical church (associated cooperation partner)|
