May 31, 2006

Venue: Panorama Hall, Prague Congress Centre

Opening Session

Chairperson: Miloš Drdácký (Czech Republic)

1

15.00-15.10

Václav Pačes

President of the Czech Academy of Sciences

2

15.10 -15.20

Alena Štěrbová

Vice-minister for European Integration and International Affairs, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, Czech Republic

3

15.20-15.30

Kateřina Kalistová

Vice-minister, Ministry of Culture, Czech Republic

4

15.30-15.40

Jan Slanina

Vice-minister, Ministry for Regional Development, Czech Republic

5

15.40-15.50

Michel Chapuis

European Commission, Directorate General ‘Research’

6

15.50-16.00

Josef Štulc

President of ICOMOS Czech National Committee

Overview of poster presentations

7

16.00-16.30

Matija Strlič (SI)

Movable heritage

8

16.30-17.00

Cristina Sabbioni (IT)

Immovable heritage

9

17.00-17.30

Jacques Teller (BE)

Cities, villages and landscapes

Official opening of the Poster Exhibition (venue: poster exhibition)

10

17.45-17.55

Václav Jehlička

Chairperson of Committee on Education, Science, Culture, Human Rights and Petitions, Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic

18.00-19.00

Welcome Reception at Zoom Restaurant

June 1, 2006

Venue: Panorama Hall, Prague Congress Centre

Session I - Innovative Applications and New Ideas: Movable Heritage

Chairperson: Elin Dahlin (Norway)

Rapporteur:   Jean-Marc Vallet (France)

1

9.00-9.15

Charlotte Björdal (SE)

Bacterial destruction of wooden cultural heritage

2

9.15-9.30

Rebecca Ippoliti (IT)

New restoration technique for waterlogged archaeological wood

3

9.30-9.45

Ilaria Degano (IT)

A multi-analytical approach to determine organic dyes in tapestries

4

9.45-10.00

Francesca Piqué (USA)

Methodology for the identification of organic materials in wall paintings

5

10.00-10.15

Terje Grøntoft (NOR)

An early warning system for organic materials in museums, historic buildings and archives

6

10.15-10.30

Joel Taylor (UK)

Dependency modelling for cultural heritage

10.30-11.00

Coffee break

7

11.00-11.15

Nigel Blades (UK)

Experience and application of the “IMPACT” air pollution software toll to cultural heritage

8

11.15-11.30

Pavel Zítek (CZ)

Impact of moisture sorption stabilization as a preventive conservation approach

9

11.30-11.45

Vasilike Argyropoulos (EL)

Sustainable conservation for metal objects from the Mediterranean Basin

10

11.45-12.00

Carl Johan Bergsten (SE)

Corrosion of lead and lead-tin alloys of organ pipes in Europe

11

12.00-12.15

Albert Canals (ES)

Radiofrequency identification for movable heritage management

12

12.15-12.30

William Wei (NL)

A new non-contact fingerprinting method for the identification and protection of objects of art and cultural heritage against theft and illegal trafficking

13

12.30-12.45

Isabel Rodriguez-Maribona (ES)

Development of a new anti-graffiti system, based on traditional concepts

12.45-14.00

Lunch break Buffet at Zoom restaurant

Session III - Innovative Applications and New Ideas: Cities, Villages and Landscapes (incl. Archaeology)

Chairperson: Takayoshi Yamamura (Japan)

Rapporteur:   André Loits (Belgium)

1

14.00-14.15

Paul Vandevelde (BE)

A risk-based approach to cultural heritage buildings

2

14.15-14.30

Paulo Lourenço (PT)

Reducing the seismic vulnerability of cultural heritage buildings

3

14.30-14.45

Federico M. Mazzolani (IT)

Earthquake protection of historical buildings by reversible mixed technologies

4

14.45-15.00

Maurizio Indirli (IT)

Evaluation of multiple risk and building vulnerability in the historic part of Valparaiso, Chile

5

15.00-15.15

Brian Clancy (UK)

Condemning and demolition of older residential property and the resulting break-up of long established communities.

6

15.15-15.30

Guido Carrai (IT)

Research-based municipal policy saves European cultural heritage: case study of Brandýs nad Labem - Stará Boleslav in the Czech Republic

15.30-16.00

Coffee break

7

16.00-16.15

Ina Macaione (IT)

From cultural heritage to sustainability: Architecture and Nature-City

8

16.15-16.30

Donovan Rypkema (USA)

Socio-economic impact of cultural heritage assets

9

16.30-16.45

Elisabeth Dumont (BE)

Pro-active management of the impact of cultural tourism upon urban resources and economies

10

16.45-17.00

Yosuke Fujiki (JAP)

A study on the method for extraction of tourism-impact on a historical townscape

11

17.00-17.15

Stephen Shaw (UK)

Tourism and multicultural heritage in the enlarged Europe: tools for participation by low-income residents

12

17.15-17.30

Maria Ruiz del Arbol (ES)

A meeting point for diversity: research and valorisation on cultural landscapes in the NW Iberian peninsula

13

17.30-17.45

Nigel Blades (UK)

Impacts of crushed rock quarries on historic villages and cultural landscapes

14

17.45-18.00

Jacques Teller (BE)

Urban and architectural integration of archaeological vestiges

June 1, 2006

Venue: Room Club E, Prague Congress Centre

Session II- Innovative Applications and New Ideas: Immovable Heritage

Chairperson:  Linda Krage (Latvia)

Rapporteur:    Roman Kozlowski (Poland)

1

9.00-9.15

Cristina Sabbioni (IT)

Mapping climate change and cultural heritage

2

9.15-9.30

Fulvio Zezza (IT)

Salt crystallization and damage to monuments

3

9.30-9.45

Barbara Lubelli (NL)

Hygric dilation behaviour of NaCl contaminated lime-cement mortar

4

9.45-10.00

Hamid Raad (AT)

Archeometry and the case study of the Nabatean Mortars

5

10.00-10.15

Yves Vanhellemont (BE)

A proposal for test procedures for injection products against rising damp

6

10.15-10.30

Antonella Grossi (IT)

Assessing compatibility in conservation of masonry structures in archaeological sites

10.30-11.00

Coffee break

7

11.00-11.15

Piero Tiano (IT)

Effects of weathering on stone materials: assessment of their mechanical durability

8

11.15-11.30

Claire Moreau (FR)

How to assess the efficiency of a stone consolidant - the example of the Bologna Cocktail

9

11.30-11-45

Wolfgang Krumbein (DE)

BIODAM - Practicability studies, application experience and success control of polyphasic approaches to inhibit subaerial biofilm growth and damage on buildings

10

11.45-12.00

Francesca Cappitelli (IT)

Biotechnologies and cultural heritage

11

12.00-12.15

Vladimír Kučera (SE)

Tools for assessment of corrosion and soiling in a multi-pollutant situation

12

12.15-12.30

Karl H. Becker (DE)

Atmospheric change and impact on monuments of cultural importance

13

12.30-12.45

Jim Williams (UK)

Foundation re-use as a mechanism for the preservation of buried cultural heritage in urban centres: how new engineering research helps limit archaeological damage.

12.45-14.00

Lunch break Buffet at Zoom restaurant

Session IV - Research Infrastructure - Sustainable Scientific Impact of EC Research Projects on Movable and Immovable Heritage

Chairperson:  Ioanna Papayianni (Greece)

Rapporteur:    Paulo Lourenço (Portugal)

1

14.00-14.15

Jana Kolar

Infrastructures for cultural heritage

2

14.15-14.30

Loic Bertrand (FR)

Recent developments of cultural heritage interface at the SOLEIL synchrotron

3

14.30-14.45

Lucile Beck (FR)

Transnational access to the Louvre accelerator facility for ion beam analysis of the European culture heritage

4

14.45-15.00

Brunetto G. Brunetti (IT)

MOLAB (Mobile Laboratory): a transnational access service for in-situ non-invasive studies of the European cultural heritage

5

15.00-15.15

Stanislav Pospíšil (CZ)

Wind tunnel modelling in conservation

6

15.15-15.30

Vasco Fassina (IT)

CEN/TC 346 Conservation of Cultural Property

15.30-16.00

Coffee break

7

16.00-16.15

Ruven Pillay (FR)

Database management and innovative applications for imaging within museum laboratories

8

16.15-16.30

Mona Hess (DE)

Fragmentary mural paintings – possibilities of aesthetic presentation and exemplary communication

9

16.30-16.45

Wolfram Kloppmann (FR)

Isotope (sulphur, oxygen, boron) tracing of internal or external origin of sulphates involved in the degradation of French stone monuments

10

16.45-17.00

Fabian Käser (CH)

Life expectancy prediction of solid materials using chemiluminescence to characterize oxidative reactions and model-free simulation based on experimental data

11

17.00-17.15

Jaroslav Valach (CZ)

Enhanced optical methods for analysis of historical objects

12

17.15-17.30

Gabriel Maria Ingo (IT)

Large scale investigation of bronze archaeological artefacts from the Mediterranean basin

13

17.30-17.45

Annemie Adriaens (BE)

Monitoring the conservation of metal objects: evaluation of a new approach

14

17.45-18.00

Katarzyna Komar (PL)

Techniques for cultural heritage research in the Pomerania region

June 2, 2006     Venue: Spanish Hall, Prague Castle

Session V - Impact of EU policies and directives on European cultural heritage diversity and sustainable safeguarding; impact of cultural heritage research results on society and support for policy needs

Chairperson: Terje Nypan (Norway)

Rapporteur:   Johanna Leissner (Germany)

1

9.00-9.15

Terje Nypan (NOR)

The challenge of EU policies for cultural heritage: Impact of EU Directives?

2

9.15-9.25

Jacques Akerboom (NL)

Impact of EU directives on small enterprises acting in cultural heritage field - Monumentenwacht experience

3

9.25-9.35

Chiara Nesti (IT)

Preservation of the cultural heritage of property through an analysis of European regulations. The example of natural bondings

4

9.35-9.45

Francesca Tolve (IT)

An analysis of research projects on conservation of paper and textile artefacts of historical, cultural and artistic value financed under EU Programmes (Period 1995 – 2005)

5

9.45-9.55

Ioanna Papayianni (EL)

Applying research results into practice in the field of repairing masonry monuments

6

9.55-10.05

May Cassar (UK)

Towards evidence for policy development in the area of climate change and world heritage

7

10.05-10.15

Monica Martelli-Castaldi (IT)

E.C.C.O - Legal issues of the Conservation-Restoration profession

8

10.15-10.25

Ingval Maxwell (UK)

Fire loss to historic buildings

10.25 -10.55

Coffee break

Session VI- Coordination of National Research & Education

Chairperson:  Claudio Modena (Italy)

Rapporteur:   Cristina Sabbioni (Italy)

9

10.55-11.05

Piotr Świątek (BE)

Cultural heritage related research at COST

10

11.05-11.15

John Fidler (UK)

Towards an EU-wide strategy for research into the historic environment and its sustainable management

11

11.15-11.25

Sylvie Colinart (FR)

The French national research programme on sciences and conservation of the materials of the cultural heritage: results and future

12

11.25-11.35

Zuzana Bauerová (CZ)

The Czech national research programme on cultural heritage and European integration

13

11.35-11.45

Antonia Moropoulou (EL)

From national to European and international research and education programmes

14

11.45-11.55

Ling Chen (CHINA)

Research on the cultural heritage-based communication and creation models

15

11.55-12.05

Oscar Chiantore (IT)

Training and research at the Foundation Centro "La Venaria Reale"

16

12.05-12.15

Vivi Tornari (EL)

Integration of novel methodologies into teaching practices

17

12.15-12.25

René Larsen (DK)

European Network for Conservation-Restoration Education – ENCoRE: The role of conservation-restoration education in the implementation of European cultural heritage research

12.25-14.00

Lunch in local restaurants - vouchers distributed

Session VII -  Challenges of European Cultural Heritage Research

Chairperson: Andrea Tilche (EC DG Research, Head of the ‘Environmental Technologies and Pollution Prevention’ unit)

Rapporteur:   Michel Chapuis (EC)

1

14.00-14.15

Zdeněk Bittnar (CZ) Member of ECTP HLG

Cultural heritage research and the European Construction Technology Platform

2

14.15-14.30

Pétronille Eynaud de Fay (FR), Roko Žarnič (SI) – ECTP FACH Coordinators

Focus area Cultural Heritage in the European Construction Technology Platform

3

14.30-14.45

Caterina Rehm-Berbenni (DE) – FACH HI6 Coordinator

Bridging the gap between research and industry

4

14.45-15.00

Pere Roca (ICOMOS ISCARSAH - ES) ISCARSAH Chairman

Prospects for international cultural heritage research cooperation – ICOMOS initiatives

5

15.00-15.15

Helmut Wenzel (I-SAMCO VCE - AT) Coordinator

International Collaboration on Natural Hazards expected for the 7th Framework Program of the European Commission

6

15.15-15.30

Denis Ricard (OWHC - Canada) Secretary General

Sustainable historical cities – worldwide challenge for interdisciplinary international research

7

15.30-15.45

Jean-Louis Luxen

(CHEDI - Culture, Heritage & Development - International) President

Research for historic cities

8

15.45-15.55

Eléonore de Merode (Europa Nostrea) Heritage Awards Co-ordinator

Europa Nostra - message of the President of Europa Nostra, HRH the Prince Consort of Denmark

9

15.55-16.05

José Luis Pedersoli (ICCROM)

Future cooperation of ICCROM with the European Union

10

16.05-16.10

The Getty Conservation Institute

Letter of the director to be presented at the 7^th European Conference

16.10-16.45

Coffee break

Closing Session -  Challenges of European Cultural Heritage Research

Chairperson: Cristina Gutiérrez-Cortines (MEP)

Rapporteur :  May Cassar (United Kingdom)

11

16.45-17.00

Andrea Tilche (EC DG Research, Head of Unit)

Orientations for cultural heritage research within the Environment Programme

12

17.00-17.35

Conclusion reports (5 minute) from sessions I – VII (download II) (dovnload VI)

13

17.35-18.15

Discussion and future recommendations, 7^th FP

14

18.15-18.30

Closing ceremony (reading of conference message)