The Interreg Central Europe ProteCHt2save project contributes to an improvement of capacities of the public and private sectors to mitigate the impacts of climate change and natural hazards on cultural heritage sites, including monumental complexes, historic buildings and archaeological sites in urban and coastal areas in Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland and Slovenia. The project focuses primarily on the development of feasible and tailored solutions for building resilience of cultural heritage to extreme events linked to climate change by supporting regional and local authorities to prepare measures and evacuation plans in case of emergencies. With this purpose, an online tool is under development with the final aim of interactively visualize risk maps of Central Europe, with high spatial resolution. It shows the changes of specific climate parameters and indices for 2 historical periods (1951-1980 & 1987-2016) and under RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 scenarios for 2 future 30-year periods (2021-2050 & 2071-2100) with respect to the reference historical one (1976-2005). The mapped indices, selected among the 27 ones set by the Expert Team (ETCCDI), refer to the following extreme events: heavy rain, flooding, drought and extreme heating. Therefore, the obtained maps will describe how and where the possible changes related to these phenomena will affect the area of Central Europe and its heritage.
Il Progetto Interreg Central Europe ProteCHt2save contribuisce ad un incremento delle capacità del settore sia pubblico che privato nel mitigare gli impatti del cambiamento climatico e delle calamità naturali sui beni culturali, includendo complessi monumentali, edifici storici e siti archeologici in aree urbane e costiere in Austria, Croazia, Repubblica Ceca, Ungheria, Italia, Polonia e Slovenia. Il progetto di focalizza principalmente sullo sviluppo di soluzioni attuabili e mirate per rendere il patrimonio storico resiliente agli eventi estremi collegati ai cambiamenti climatici al fine di supportare le autorità regionali e locali nel preparare misure e piani di evacuazione in caso di emergenza. Con tale proposito, si sta sviluppando un tool online allo scopo di visualizzare interattivamente mappe di rischio dell'Europa centrale, con alta risoluzione spaziale. Tale strumento mostra le variazioni di specifici parametri e indici climatici per 2 periodi storici (1951-1980 e 1987-2016) e per gli scenari RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 dei periodi trentennali (2021-2050 e 2071-2100), rispetto al periodo storico di riferimento (1976-2005). Gli indici mappati, selezionati tra i 27 messi a punto dal Expert Team ETCCDI, si riferiscono ai seguenti eventi estremi: pioggia estrema, alluvioni, siccità e riscaldamento. Pertanto, le mappe ottenute descriveranno come e dove i possibili cambiamenti correlati a tali fenomeni possano colpire l'area dell'Europa centrale e il suo patrimonio storico
PROTECHT2SAVE - VALUTAZIONE DEL RISCHIO E PROTEZIONE SOSTENIBILE DEL PATRIMONIO IN AMBIENTI IN TRASFORMAZIONE
Alessandra Bonazza;Paola De Nuntiis;Alessandro Sardella;Elisa Palazzi;
2020
Abstract
The Interreg Central Europe ProteCHt2save project contributes to an improvement of capacities of the public and private sectors to mitigate the impacts of climate change and natural hazards on cultural heritage sites, including monumental complexes, historic buildings and archaeological sites in urban and coastal areas in Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland and Slovenia. The project focuses primarily on the development of feasible and tailored solutions for building resilience of cultural heritage to extreme events linked to climate change by supporting regional and local authorities to prepare measures and evacuation plans in case of emergencies. With this purpose, an online tool is under development with the final aim of interactively visualize risk maps of Central Europe, with high spatial resolution. It shows the changes of specific climate parameters and indices for 2 historical periods (1951-1980 & 1987-2016) and under RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 scenarios for 2 future 30-year periods (2021-2050 & 2071-2100) with respect to the reference historical one (1976-2005). The mapped indices, selected among the 27 ones set by the Expert Team (ETCCDI), refer to the following extreme events: heavy rain, flooding, drought and extreme heating. Therefore, the obtained maps will describe how and where the possible changes related to these phenomena will affect the area of Central Europe and its heritage.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
