| We would like to continue the series of special issue or maybe edit a book on this topic.
To complete the formerly edited special issues we would like to link natural hazards research to cultural heritage research.
We see a way of doing this connected to "integrated conservation", which sees the involvment of urban planning in conservation, as well as the (urban) sociology, the integration of the user, the participatism.
We further call for investigation of GIS applications for the investigation of natural hazards' impact in this field.
We are open for further ideas and wait for you at the Splinter meeting. |