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1 Incorpora(ng Protec(on of Cultural Heritage into Disaster Risk Management Rohit Jigyasu, M.Arch., Dr. of Eng. ICOMOS/ICORP - President (InternaEonal ScienEfic CommiGee on Risk Preparedness) Conserva(on & Risk Mgmt Consultant, INDIA Prof, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, JAPAN, E- mail: rohit.jigyasu@gmail.com Christopher E Marrion, PE FSFPE ICOMOS/ICORP Expert Member Fire & Risk Strategist Marrion Fire & Risk Consul(ng, USA E- mail: chris.marrion@gmail.com
2 Priorities During Disasters
3 Priorities Life Safety Evacuate Search & Rescue Medical Care
4 Priorities Cultural Heritage
5 What is Cultural Heritage??
6 What is Cultural Heritage? Tangible cultural heritage: immovable
7 What is Cultural Heritage? Tangible cultural heritage: immovable
8 What is Cultural Heritage?
9 What is Cultural Heritage?
10 What is Cultural Heritage? Tangible cultural heritage: moveable
11 What is Cultural Heritage? Intangible cultural heritage (oral traditions, performing arts, rituals)
12 What is Cultural Heritage? Natural heritage
13 What is Cultural Heritage? Tangible cultural heritage: Underwater
14 Heritage Losses During Disasters
15 Heritage Losses During Disasters Earthquake
16 Heritage Losses During Disasters Earthquake
17 Heritage Losses During Disasters
18 Heritage Losses During Disasters Indonesia Earthquake 13 June 2006 World Heritage Site of Prambanan Temple Complex, Java
19 Heritage Losses During Disasters Kobe Earthquake 1995
20 Heritage Losses During Disasters Flooded church marking border between river Skeksna and White Lake. Lonely Planet / SuperStock Flooded church tower, Alps, Italy Belinda Images / SuperStock N-X999
21 Heritage Losses During Disasters Wildfires World Heritage Site of Olympia, Greece
22 Heritage Losses During Disasters Church Buried by Paricutin Eruption hgp://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/wi/223/4187/previewcomp/superstock_ jpg
23 Heritage Losses During Disasters
24 Heritage Losses During Disasters Photos : Zeynep Gul Unal Fire in Istanbul s Historic Haydarpasa Train Station, 28 November 2010
25 Heritage Losses Following Disasters
26 Heritage Losses Following Disasters Destruction of Cultural Heritage more by demolition than by Earthquake during Emergency response
27 Heritage Losses Following Disasters Demolition Before Assessments
28 Heritage Losses Following Disasters Slow Recovery Efforts Mold, weather, theft Inadequate Planning Financial Resources Personnel Resources Training Tools
29 Why is Heritage Important??
30 Why Is Heritage Important?? Spiritual, Cultural, Social, Economic- Spiritual centers Meeting places to strengthen relationships with one s community and country A sense of local and regional identity A link to one s past
31 Why Is Heritage Important?? Spiritual, Cultural, Social, Economic- An invaluable educational resource Maintain community pride and a sense of belonging Serves as physical anchors within a community Economic tourism Area of refuge in emergency situations.
32 Communication & Monitoring RECOVERY / REHABILITATON RISK ASSESSMENT Communication & Monitoring TREATMENTS LIKE REPAIR/ RESTORATION/ RETROFITTING After Disaster Before Disaster RISK PREVENTION / MITIGATION DAMAGE ASSESSMENT During Disaster EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS RESPONSE PROCEEDURES Communication & Monitoring
33 Disaster Preparedness
34 Disaster Risk Reduction - Preparedness Undertake an inventory of cultural heritage properties, artifacts, traditions, etc; Assess heritage vulnerability related to construction, condition and site influences. Raise awareness regarding significance of cultural heritage Undertake cost-benefit analyses to assess the economic impact of disasters on community.
35 Disaster Risk Reduction Preparedness Document indigenous construction methods, materials and techniques. Undertake research on performance of traditional construction techniques and materials. Prepare Inspection/Maintenance Guides Gather/file information and locate remotely.
36 Disaster Risk Reduction Preparedness Compile lists of qualified heritage specialists and their skills, along with all contact details Develop damage assessment skills, documentation forms and fieldwork processes accounting for special characteristics of heritage properties, historic landscapes and collections.
37 Disaster Risk Reduction Preparedness Work closely with emergency response teams Train for pre-planning, response and recovery needs of heritage resources as well.
38 Disaster Risk Reduction Preparedness Develop post-disaster demolition permitting process incorporating conservation professionals Require appropriate damage assessment by heritage experts prior to demolition.
39 Disaster Risk Reduction Preparedness Identify and integrate local, regional and international experts and associations (ie ICOMOS) that are developing standards and guidelines. Identify sources of international aid money for rebuilding.
40 Disaster Risk Reduction Preparedness Special security measures for heritage at risk Swat Valley, Pakistan Vandalism by Extremists September, 2007 Source The Telegraph
41 Disaster Response
42 Disaster Risk Reduction- Response Implement above plans. Include qualified conservation professionals at the emergency command center(s). Undertake assessments by qualified experts. Train international help in terms of local methodologies, tools, resources, etc.
43 Disaster Recovery
44 Disaster Risk Reduction- Recovery Implement the above plans. Avoid using heritage for adverse uses- staging areas, debris storage/removal areas. Involve qualified conservation professionals in post-disaster recovery activities.
45 Disaster Risk Reduction- Recovery Use risk-informed approach for future disasters and local knowledge/traditions in rebuilding.
46 Role of ICOMOS-ICORP towards Reducing Disaster Risks to Cultural Heritage
47 What is ICOMOS/ICORP?? ICORP is one of the International Scientific Committees of ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) Focusing on Risk Preparedness of Cultural Heritage The committee consists of: more than 40 professionals from 25 countries expertise in various aspects of disaster mitigation, response and recovery of cultural heritage.
48 What does ICOMOS-ICORP do? ICOMOS-ICORP promotes protection of cultural heritage places from the effects of disasters and armed conflict. ICORP does this through activities related to collaborating with international, national and nongovernmental organisations furthering knowledge identifies, undertakes and reviews scientific research building capacity to reduce cultural heritage losses disseminating best practices delivering training
49 Ongoing Activities. ICOMOS-ICORP Manual on Preventing Fire During Rehabilitation Guidelines on Disaster Planning for World Heritage Sites Toolkit for Damage Assessment of Cultural Properties International Training Course on Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto
50 Ongoing Activities. Collaboration with International Organizations in Cultural Heritage: International and National Committees of Blue Shield for emergency response ICCROM for Training and Capacity Building
51 ONGOING ACTIVITIES. Sharing Experience and Exper(se: The PossibiliEes of Professional Heritage Aid in Crisis Areas Helsinki, Finland, 2011
52 Thank you
53 Incorpora(ng Protec(on of Cultural Heritage into Disaster Risk Management Rohit Jigyasu, M.Arch., Dr. of Eng. ICOMOS/ICORP - President E- mail: rohit.jigyasu@gmail.com Christopher E Marrion, PE FSFPE ICOMOS/ICORP Expert Member E- mail: chris.marrion@gmail.com
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