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Program Overview (As Per 24 October 2019) Heritage Preservation International 2019 Program Overview (as per 24 October 2019) Academic Forum I (Oct., 31) Venue Theme Time Moderator Speech Topic speaker / Company 13:00 -13:20 Scientific protection skills applied in ancient building repair Wang Shiwei, China Cultural Relics Protection Technology Association 13:20-13:40 Chemical and immunoassay techniques for testing trace residues in cultural relics Zhang Bingjian, Zhejiang University 13:40-14:00 Issues of scientific research in the protection of cultural relics Huang Jizhong, Shanghai University Cultural relics protection and 14:00-14:20 Discussion repair technology and Conference materials Tan Yufeng room 8 Organizer: China Cultural Relics 14:40-15:00 Conservation Research and Development at York Minster Ms. Laura Cotter ，York Minster Protection Technology Association 15:00-15:20 Discussion on Several Problems in the Protection of Contemporary Buildings Lan Wuji, Shanghai Tianyan Building Evolution Engineering Co., Ltd. Ph. D.Mr Kockel ， Culture department of the German Association of German 15:20-15:40 Special craft skills in restoration - its preservation and insemination to further generations craftsmen (ZDH) 15:40-16:00 Application of Image Modeling Technology in Cultural Relics Protection Engineering Zhao Lingjie, Guangzhou Muguang Technology Co., Ltd 16:00-16:20 Discussion HPI Program Overview page 1 of 5 (as per 24 October 2019) Heritage Preservation International 2019 Program Overview (as per 24 October 2019) Academic Forum II (Nov., 1) Venue Theme Time Moderator Speech Topic speaker / Company 09:00-09:10 Leadership Speech Integrated management system of heritage sites and policy innovation Management Practice and Exploration regarding Protection and Development of Heritage City 09:10-09:30 Yin Zhanqun, Suzhou Cultural Relics Bureau Suzhou 09:30-09:50 The ancient city of Pingyao - the path for revitalization of human settlements Shao Yong, Tongji University Gulangyu-The Legislation and Management System Construction for the Heritage Site under the 09:50-10:10 Zheng Yilin, Gulangyu-Wanshishan Scenic Area Management Committee Concept of Shared Development 10:10-10:30 Questions Cultural Heritage Revitalization Management Industry Management Policy and Tool Innovation and Practice Exploration Shanxi Province Promotes Social Forces to Participate in Policy Innovation for Cultural Relics Organizer: Chinese Commission 10:30-10:50 Representative of Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau Protection and Utilization For The International Council On Monuments And Sites Exploration and Practice of Planning Mode and Technical System for the Cultural Relics Protection 10:50-11:10 Wei Qing, Zhang Xinxin, Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Research Institute Conference Management Research Yan Haiming in Shaanxi Province room 2 Committee, Chinese Cultural Relics Safety Management System Applied in the Opening Environment of Lushan 11:10-11:30 Xiong Yan, Lushan World Heritage Monitoring and Warning Center Commission For The National Park International Council On Monuments And Sites 11:30-11:50 Questions Mobi Cultural Heritage The case of the protection and comprehensive utilization of heritage resources to promote sustainable development of the society Urban Heritage-activation Alliance Practice of Protection, Restoration and Utilization of the Ancient Guangdong Roads in Guangdong 14:00-14:20 Qiu Yanqing, Guangdong Urban and Rural Planning and Design Institute Province 14:20-14:40 Social Forces Promote the Protection and Utilization of Cultural Heritage--Innovation of Patterns Chu Yingxia, China Cultural Relics Protection Foundation Tan Jinhua, Qiaoxiang Cultural Research Center of Guangdong, Wuyi 14:40-15:00 Guangdong Kaiping Cangdong Plan - Heritage Education Base in the Shared Community University Qingyuan District, Ji'an City - the road to overall protection and sustainable development of 15:00-15:20 Wang Zilin, Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism revolutionary cultural relics and traditional villages 15:20-15:40 Exploring the Opening Mode for People’s Night Tour of Suzhou Master-of-Nets Garden Wu Chenyu, Management Office of Suzhou Master-of-Nets Garden 15:40-16:30 Lv Zhou Discussion HPI Program Overview page 2 of 5 (as per 24 October 2019) Heritage Preservation International 2019 Program Overview (as per 24 October 2019) Academic Forum III (Nov., 1) Venue Theme Time Moderator Speech Topic speaker / Company 09:00-09:30 Leadership Speech 09:30-10:00 Zhu Yaguang, Southeast University School of Architecture Xiang 10:00-10:30 Jingfei Keynote Speech Lv Zhou, Tsinghua University School of Architecture 10:30-11:00 Ge Jiaqi, China Aviation Planning and Design Research Institute The Path of Integration an Construction of Measures for Preventive Protection of China's Non- 11:00-11:15 Li Xinjian, Southeast University movable Cultural Relics Discussion on the professional maintenance mode of preventive protection of immovable cultural 11:15-11:30 Wu Meiping, Milan Polytechnic University, Southeast University, Italy relics: taking the Belgian institution of “cultural heritage historic guardianship” as an example Zhao Peng 11:30-11:45 Current and future preventive protection from the case of the Forbidden City Zhao Peng, Ancient Building Department of the Forbidden City Analysis and Research on Preventive Protection of Cultural Relics at the Planning 11:45-12:00 Zhang Lei, Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Cultural Heritage Preventive protection Level——Taking Dangjia Village and Fujian Tulou as an Example Organizer: 12:00-12:15 Discussion Chinese Commission For The International Council On Talking about the Combination and Research of Preventive Protection and the Practice of Large Huang Guangqi, Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Engineering Co., 13:30-13:45 Monuments And Sites Site Protection Engineering Ltd. National Heritage Center, From Rescue Protection to Preventive Protection——Analysis of the Practice of the Gu Yue Bridge Tsinghua University School of 13:45-14:00 Zhang Rong, Beijing Guowenyan Cultural Heritage Protection Center Co., Ltd. Architecture Protection and Rehabilitation Project Beijing Guowenyan Cultural Li Xinjian Cui Guanghai, Research Center for Cultural Heritage Protection, Architectural Conference 14:00-14:15 On the construction of protection facilities in preventive protection Heritage Protection Center Co., Design and Research Institute, Tsinghua University room 8 Ltd. On the sacrificial protection of the active preventive protection technical measures of architectural Jiangsu Provincial Key Cultural 14:15-14:30 Dai Shibing, Tongji University heritages Relics Research Base for Preventive Protection of 14:30-14:45 Discussion Architectural Heritages Discussion of Key Technical Issues on the Construction of Grottoes Monitoring System for An Cheng, The Integrated Technology and Economy Research Institute of (Southeast University) 14:45-15:00 Preventive Protection Mechanical Industry and Instrumentation Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Engineering The main body and environmental monitoring of the East Hall of Foguang Temple under the 15:00-15:15 Li Yumin, Beijing Guowenyan Cultural Heritage Protection Center Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd concept of preventive protection Zhang Lei Discussion on the Practice of the Feiyunlou Building Structure Health Monitoring System and the 15:15-15:30 Wang Juan, Beijing Jiaotong University Setting Warning Value of Mechanism Structural Response Study on Preventive Protection of Villages in World Natural Heritage Sites: A Case Study of 15:30-15:45 Liu Hongtao, Southwest Jiaotong University Tibetan Villages in Jiuzhaigou 15:45-16:00 Discussion HPI Program Overview page 3 of 5 (as per 24 October 2019) Heritage Preservation International 2019 Program Overview (as per 24 October 2019) Zhang Zhiping, former Institute of Ancient Architecture and Monument 16:00-16:15 Protection of China Institute of Cultural Relics Zhang Rong Roundtable Discussion 16:15-16:30 Huang Zi, Zhejiang Ancient Architecture Design and Research Institute 16:30-16:45 Fu Xin, Sichuan Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics 16:45-17:00 Ge Jiaqi, China Aviation Planning and Design Research Institute HPI Program Overview page 4 of 5 (as per 24 October 2019) Heritage Preservation International 2019 Program Overview (as per 24 October 2019) Academic Forum IV (Nov., 2) Venue Theme Time Moderator Speech Topic speaker / Company 09:00-09:30 Chinese traditional culture and theme park Ding Liang, FANTWILD Enterprise Group Heritage Protection and Utilization under the Combination of Culture and Tourism: Subject Issues 09:30-10:00 Du Xiaofan, Fudan University and Policy Ethics Cultural heritage revitalization Conference and tourism development 10:00-10:30 Coordination of key stakeholders in tourism development of cultural heritage sites Zhang Chaozhi, Sun Yat-sen University He Mang room 2 Organizer: Sun Yat-sen University Toursim School 10:30-11:00 Inheriting the creations by peasants - Rebirth of the lost life of the local architectural heritage Peng Yaogen, CITICPE Holdings Limited 11:00-11:30 Innovative Integration of showbiz and exhibitions Shen Shijin, Guangzhou Lifeng Culture Technology Co., Ltd. 11:30-11:45 Discussion Academic Forum IV (ONov., 2) Venue Theme Time Moderator Speech Topic speaker / Company 09:00-09:20 Study of Restoration of the cave temple Zhan Changfa, China Cultural Relics Protection Foundation 09:20-09:40 Exploration on the Theory and Practice of the Protection of Grottoes in China Wang Wanfu, Dunhuang Research Institute 09:40-10:00
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