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Foreword; Preface; Contents; Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Istituto di Ricerca per la Protezione Idrogeologica; 1 Engineering Geology in Shaping and Preserving the Historic Urban Landscapes and Cultural Heritage: Achievements in UNESCO World Heritage Sites; Abstract; 1.1 Introduction: The Beginning of Human Era; 1.2 Clay Based Urban Landscapes (Sun-Dried Bricks Buildings): The Red Fortress of Shar-e-Zohak (Afghanistan); 1.2.1 The Origin; 1.2.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.2.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.2.4 Conservation Strategies and Management.
1.3 Clay Based Urban Landscapes (Burnt Bricks Buildings): The Minaret of Jam (Afghanistan)1.3.1 The Origin; 1.3.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.3.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.3.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.4 Historic Urban Landscapes Made up of Soft Rock (Buildings Realized with Soft Rock): Orvieto (Italy); 1.4.1 The Origin; 1.4.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.4.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.4.4 Conservation Strategies and Management.
1.5 Historic Urban Landscapes Made up of Soft Rock (Historic Settlements Directly Built up into Soft Rock): Bamiyan (Afghanistan)1.5.1 The Origin; 1.5.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.5.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.5.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.6 Hard Rock-Based Urban Landscapes (Squared Blocks, Big Size): Machu Picchu (Peru); 1.6.1 The Origin; 1.6.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.6.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.6.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.7 Hard Rock-Based Urban Landscapes (Squared Blocks, Small Size): Orongo-Easter Island (Chile).
1.7.1 The Origin1.7.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.7.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.7.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.8 Hard Rock-Based Urban Landscapes (Rounded Natural Blocks); 1.9 Complex Environment: Venice (Italy); 1.9.1 The Origin; 1.9.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.9.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.9.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.10 Conclusions; References; Part I Conservation of Heritage of Earthen Structure, Earth Mound, Dam, Rock Monument, and Rock Cavern.
2 Microtremor Measurements at Mogao Grottoes, Dunhuang, China for Preliminary Dynamic Characterization for Performance During EarthquakeAbstract; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Microtremor Measurement; 2.3 Velocity Measurement of Deposited Layers; 2.4 Surface Structure Inferred by Microtremors; 2.5 Conclusions; Acknowledgments; Reference; 3 CEN TC 346 Conservation of Cultural Heritage-Update of the Activity After a Height Year Period; Abstract; 3.1 Scope of CEN TC 346; 3.2 Objectives of CEN TC 346 as Revised in the New Business Plan Approved in Venice in 2012.
1.3 Clay Based Urban Landscapes (Burnt Bricks Buildings): The Minaret of Jam (Afghanistan)1.3.1 The Origin; 1.3.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.3.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.3.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.4 Historic Urban Landscapes Made up of Soft Rock (Buildings Realized with Soft Rock): Orvieto (Italy); 1.4.1 The Origin; 1.4.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.4.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.4.4 Conservation Strategies and Management.
1.5 Historic Urban Landscapes Made up of Soft Rock (Historic Settlements Directly Built up into Soft Rock): Bamiyan (Afghanistan)1.5.1 The Origin; 1.5.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.5.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.5.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.6 Hard Rock-Based Urban Landscapes (Squared Blocks, Big Size): Machu Picchu (Peru); 1.6.1 The Origin; 1.6.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.6.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.6.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.7 Hard Rock-Based Urban Landscapes (Squared Blocks, Small Size): Orongo-Easter Island (Chile).
1.7.1 The Origin1.7.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.7.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.7.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.8 Hard Rock-Based Urban Landscapes (Rounded Natural Blocks); 1.9 Complex Environment: Venice (Italy); 1.9.1 The Origin; 1.9.2 The Evolution During the Time; 1.9.3 Diagnosis of Current Conditions; 1.9.4 Conservation Strategies and Management; 1.10 Conclusions; References; Part I Conservation of Heritage of Earthen Structure, Earth Mound, Dam, Rock Monument, and Rock Cavern.
2 Microtremor Measurements at Mogao Grottoes, Dunhuang, China for Preliminary Dynamic Characterization for Performance During EarthquakeAbstract; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Microtremor Measurement; 2.3 Velocity Measurement of Deposited Layers; 2.4 Surface Structure Inferred by Microtremors; 2.5 Conclusions; Acknowledgments; Reference; 3 CEN TC 346 Conservation of Cultural Heritage-Update of the Activity After a Height Year Period; Abstract; 3.1 Scope of CEN TC 346; 3.2 Objectives of CEN TC 346 as Revised in the New Business Plan Approved in Venice in 2012.