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Two Examples of Object Evaluation and Condition Measurement Using a Webapp in Accordance with Eu Standard 16096 WORLD HERITAGE FOUNDATION MINES OF RAMMELSBERG, HISTORIC TOWN OF GOSLAR AND UPPER HARZ WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: TWO EXAMPLES OF OBJECT EVALUATION AND CONDITION MEASUREMENT USING A WEBAPP IN ACCORDANCE WITH EU STANDARD 16096 Gerhard Lenz, M.A. director of World Heritage Foundation Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System Kornelius Götz, M.A. Götz – Lindlar Consulting Office for Conservation CIDOC 2014 |Session I/1GIS Applications in Cultural Heritage | Tuesday 9th September 2014 UNESCO World Heritage Site COVERS MORE THAN 200 SQUARE KILOMETRES UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE MINES OF RAMMELSBERG, HISTORIC TOWN OF GOSLAR AND UPPER HARZ WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LANDMARKS AND CRITERIA OF AWARDING AN UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System Monastery of Walkenried Historic Town of Goslar cloister Breite Straße LANDMARKS AND CRITERIA OF AWARDING AN UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System Sperberhaier dam Rosenhöfer Radstube (wheel chamber) length 940 m, height 16 m; 1734 of 24m depth, 16th / 19th century LANDMARKS AND CRITERIA OF AWARDING AN UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System Hirschler Teich (background) and Pfauenteich Zellerfelder water ditch (pond group) 16th and 17th century before 1680 LANDMARKS AND CRITERIA OF AWARDING AN UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System Grube Samson Ottiliae-Schacht Fahrkunst dated 1837 oldest shaft tower made out of iron dated 1876 KEY COMPONENTS OF DECENTRALIZED INFORMATION-CENTER Bergwerk Rammelsberg, Altstadt von Goslar und Oberharzer Wasserwirtschaft 981 World Heritage sites 39 World Heritage sites in Germany World Heritage sites Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System overarching themes: mining sector, energy, architectur- and settlement, change of landscape unique feature (of each site) areas within archeological sites with public access THE UNIQUE FEATURE OF EACH SITE OTTILIAESCHACHT 1876 world wide oldest shaft tower made out of iron 5 2 3 / 4 6 1 Foyer THE UNIQUE FEATURE OF EACH SITE … STORYTELLING AND HISTORICAL CONTEXT CHANGE OF LANDSCAPE – THE EXAMPEL OF OTTILIAE-SCHACHT Ottiliae-Schacht, Clausthal-Zellerfeld in 2014 CHANGE OF LANDSCAPE – THE EXAMPEL OF OTTILIAE-SCHACHT Ottiliae-Schacht (central processing), Clausthal-Zellerfeld ca. 1925 1 COLLECTING INFORMATION IN DIGITAL FORM – EXAMPEL OTTILIAE-SCHACHT 2013-10-21 Ottiliae-Schacht 1 COLLECTING INFORMATION IN DIGITAL FORM – EXAMPEL OTTILIAE-SCHACHT 2013-10-21 Ottiliae-Schacht 1 COLLECTING INFORMATION IN DIGITAL FORM – EXAMPEL OTTILIAE-SCHACHT 2013-10-21 Ottiliae-Schacht 1 COLLECTING INFORMATION IN DIGITAL FORM – EXAMPEL OTTILIAE-SCHACHT 2013-10-21 Ottiliae-Schacht 1 COLLECTING INFORMATION IN DIGITAL FORM – EXAMPEL OTTILIAE-SCHACHT 2013-10-21 Ottiliae-Schacht 1 COLLECTING INFORMATION IN DIGITAL FORM – EXAMPEL OTTILIAE-SCHACHT 2013-10-21 Ottiliae-Schacht 2 DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND NON-ARCHITECTURE OBJECTS Features of the webapp 2 DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND NON-ARCHITECTURE OBJECTS Features of the webapp 2 DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND NON-ARCHITECTURE OBJECTS Features of the webapp 2 DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND NON-ARCHITECTURE OBJECTS Features of the webapp 2 DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND NON-ARCHITECTURE OBJECTS Features of the webapp 2 DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND NON-ARCHITECTURE OBJECTS Features of the webapp WORKING TOGETHER IN THE CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE After completion of data entry, there are three options 3 CONDITION SURVEY ACCORDING TO STANDARD EN 16096:2012 Scope EN 16096:2012: Scope, CC, UC and templates 3 CONDITION SURVEY ACCORDING TO STANDARD EN 16096:2012 Scope EN 16096:2012: Scope, CC, UC and templates 3 CONDITION SURVEY ACCORDING TO STANDARD EN 16096:2012 Scope EN 16096:2012: Scope, CC, UC and templates 3 CONDITION SURVEY ACCORDING TO STANDARD EN 16096:2012 EN 16096:2012: Scope, CC, UC and templates PUT IT INTO PRACTICE IN AN EXEMPLARY WAY: EVALUATION OF CONSERVATION URGENCY Recommendation classes for Ottiliae-Schacht and Schachtanlage Knesebeck Bad Grund PUT IT INTO PRACTICE IN AN EXEMPLARY WAY: EVALUATION OF CONSERVATION URGENCY Recommendation classes for Ottiliae-Schacht and Schachtanlage Knesebeck Bad Grund GIS DATA MAPPING RC and OSM as base layer, 3 additional overlays GIS DATA MAPPING RC and OSM as base layer, additional overlays: dynamic mapping via zoom, full screen modus GIS DATA MAPPING Ottiliae-Schacht with RC on OSM base layer: easy to edit (free to use under an open license) 5 IMPLEMENTATION ON GBV SERVER AND USER GUIDE http://raumbuch-harz.gbv.de TECHNICAL ISSUES - GIS DATA MAPPING Coordinates or addresses are used to display spatial data in the dynamic map. This means, for example, that the overall classification according to EN 16096: 2012 are vividly illustrated with green, yellow, orange and red on the map. We use OpenLayers, a free JavaScript library that allows us to integrate different interfaces for geospatial data. In addition to the standardized formats of the Open Geospatial Consortium and OpenStreetMap, you can also use closed formats, such as Google Maps or your own satellite images. For more information on OpenLayers see http://openlayers.org/ and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenLayers TECHNICAL ISSUES - DRUPAL Drupal is a CMS (Content Management System) and open source technology with extensive use in innovative systems. The community of Drupal developers has more than 1.000.0000 Members since November 2013. Drupal core contains the essential building blocks and you can extend your installation with modules and translations, it is expandable and is based on a modular design and supports open formats in data exchange. The huge developer community provides you with answers through forums and chat in Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels and you can find professional Drupal services in every country and some places that are not officially recognized as countries. TECHNICAL ISSUES – DRUPAL (OPEN SOURCE) Infographic by Leapfrog Web Solutions TECHNICAL ISSUES - SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Disk space (Drupal: 60MB, Data: 1GB++) Database: MySQL 5.0.15 or higher with PDO, PostgreSQL 8.3 or higher with PDO, SQLite 3.3.7 or higher PHP 5.2.5 or higher (5.3 recommended) More information at https://www.drupal.org/requirements It is also possible to install on Microsoft IIS Server, more information at https://www.drupal.org/requirements/webserver WEBAPP ONLINE – DAS RAUMBUCH More information at http://e-culturalheritage.de Infographic by Leapfrog Web Solutions CREDITS Leapfrog Web Solutions http://leapfrog.cl Sofia Vargas Koch M.Arch. @leapfrogcl https://www.facebook.com/leapfrogcl .
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