IRES: US-Turkey Collaboration: Interdisciplinary Studies on the Ruins of an Ancient Roman Temple in Southern Turkey

IRES：美国-土耳其合作：对土耳其南部古罗马神庙遗址的跨学科研究

• 批准号: 0623660
• 负责人: Ece Erdogmus
• 金额: $ 12.25万
• 依托单位: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2006
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2006-09-15 至 2011-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0623660&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: IRES; US; Turkey; Collaboration; Interdisciplinary

0623660ErdogmusThis award supports international research experience for students in a project by a team of scientists from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL), Lincoln, Nebraska led by the PI, Dr. Ece Erdogmus, Department of Archeological Engineering in collaboration with Ms. Seher Turkmen, Department of Archeology, Alanya Archeological Museum, Antalya, Turkey. The research focus is the study of and restoration of ruins of an ancient Roman Temple in Southern Turkey. The project presents a unique opportunity for the students of the UNL in the Architectural Engineering and Art History/Classics programs to supplement their education in two areas: 1) Getting a global outlook, 2) Working on a complex and extraordinary problem, which can only be solved by employing and furthering the current state-of-the-art in the disciplines of engineering, architecture, history and archeology. The imperial Roman temple on the site of the ancient city of Antiocheia ad Kragum in southern Turkey has not been adequately studied nor documented previously, and it is no longer standing. All the marble blocks that once formed the walls, columns, and roof structure have collapsed and lie strewn about the platform. The research team is to assess the possibilities, and ultimately partially or fully reconstruct this ancient structure. Intellectual Merit: The key questions the research will focus on are: How can the deficiencies in the field of assessment, strengthening and preservation of historical (specifically ancient Roman) masonry structures be addressed? How can an ancient Roman temple be re-erected using the latest advancements in technology with utmost concern for authenticity, strength, and aesthetics? The research team's intention is to utilize and advance state-of-the-art engineering techniques to assess the current condition of the structure (use of nondestructive testing techniques utilizing ground penetrating radar and modal testing), to strengthen the existing elements (possibly using fiber reinforced polymers), and re-erect the structure (involving architectural engineers, architecture history and archeology experts). Such a comprehensive and high level merging of engineering and an ancient structure is novel.Broader Impacts: The project will contribute to the preservation of world heritage and revival of history. It will help stimulate tourism in the area. The assessment and strengthening techniques to be researched within the context of an ancient masonry structure will constitute direct contributions to the field of historical preservation of masonry structures, regardless of the structure's architectural style and age. The study will fill a research gap in art history. Undergraduate students will be involved in research and incorporation of research findings in classes. Recruitment is planned of female engineering students through the Society of Women Engineers, as well as international networking and high-school outreach. The results will be disseminated through journal and conference articles. Undergraduate students will be encouraged to present at conferences. A website will be maintained to announce the developments of this exciting project to academics and the public.

0623660 Erdogmus该奖项支持学生在一个项目中的国际研究经验，该项目由内布拉斯加州林肯大学（UNL）的科学家团队领导，由PI，Ece Erdogmus博士，考古工程系与土耳其安塔利亚阿拉尼亚考古博物馆考古系Seher Turkmen女士合作。研究重点是土耳其南部古罗马神庙遗址的研究和修复。 该项目为UNL在建筑工程和艺术史/经典课程的学生提供了一个独特的机会，以补充他们在两个领域的教育：1）获得全球视野，2）研究一个复杂而非凡的问题，这只能通过采用和促进当前工程，建筑，历史和考古学学科的最新技术来解决。 位于土耳其南部安提阿凯亚·阿德·克拉古姆古城遗址上的罗马帝国神庙以前没有得到充分的研究和记录，现在已经不复存在。所有曾经构成墙壁、柱子和屋顶结构的大理石块都倒塌了，散落在平台上。研究小组将评估可能性，并最终部分或全部重建这座古老的建筑。智力优势：研究的关键问题将集中在：如何才能评估，加强和保护历史（特别是古罗马）砌体结构领域的不足之处得到解决？如何利用最新的技术进步重建一座古罗马神庙，并最大限度地关注其真实性、强度和美学？研究团队的目的是利用和推进最先进的工程技术来评估结构的当前状况（使用无损检测技术，利用探地雷达和模态测试），加强现有的元素（可能使用纤维增强聚合物），并重新安装结构（涉及建筑工程师，建筑历史和考古专家）。工程与古建筑如此全面、高水平的融合是一种创新。更广泛的影响：该项目将为保护世界遗产和复兴历史做出贡献。 这将有助于刺激该地区的旅游业。评估和加固技术的研究范围内的一个古老的砌体结构将构成直接贡献的砌体结构的历史保护领域，无论结构的建筑风格和年龄。这项研究将填补艺术史研究的空白。 本科生将参与研究，并将研究成果纳入课堂。计划通过女工程师协会以及国际网络和高中外联活动招聘女工程专业学生。研究结果将通过期刊和会议文章传播。本科生将被鼓励出席会议。我们将设立一个网站，向学术界和公众公布这个令人兴奋的项目的发展情况。