دانلود کتاب مهندسی ژئوتکنیک برای حفاظت از بناها و محوطه های تاریخی III

The International Symposium on the Preservation of Monuments and Historic Sites of 22–24 June 2022 in Napoli (IS NAPOLI 2022) is the third of a series, the first one having been held in 1996 and the second in 2013. Drawing from the Preface of the latter, we underline that ‘TC301 is intended to provide a forum for interchanges of ideas and discussion, to collect case histories and to promote and diffuse the culture of conservation within the geotechnical community. More specifically, it focuses on geotechnical factors affecting historic sites, monuments, cities. TC301 searches for design criteria and construction methods of our ancestors and reports on specific techniques adopted to preserve ancient sites and constructions’. TC301 is currently supported by AGI, the Italian member society of ISSMGE, that also organized this Symposium in cooperation with the University of Napoli Federico II, and is therefore acknowledged. Special thanks are extended to theAGI Secretary, Mrs. Susanna Antonielli, for her continuous and patient assistance.We would also like to express our appreciation to the Sponsors that helped us in making this conference sustainable. But the true success of a Symposium is determined by the quality of the scientific contributions. After a process of peer reviewing, 80 papers have been accepted to be presented to the Symposium, written by more than 250 authors coming from all over the world. In addition, an opening address, the third Kerisel Lecture, four keynote lectures and eleven panel lectures will be presented at the Conference. This printed volume collects the seventeen invited papers. All the papers – including the invited ones – are freely available in open access on the publisher website. The authors are therefore deeply acknowledged for having shared their experience, ideas, proposals, to try and set forth a reference picture of the current state of practice in the engineering approach to heritage preservation.We are confident that the discussion at the Symposium will be fruitful and stimulating and will contribute to the advancement of the discipline. The Nobel prize poetessWyslava Syimborska, looking at the Milkmaid, the famous painting by Vermeer, wrote: ‘So long as that woman from the Rijksmuseum, in painted quiet and concentration, keeps pouring milk day after day from the pitcher to the bowl, theWorld hasn’t earned the world’s end’. In a period of serious difficulties for people everywhere in the world, due to the Covid pandemic and to the fires of war, we believe that it is very important that there are people who do care about our past and its preservation.