Multiscale Approaches And Scalability Within Climate Change-heritage Risk Assessments

该项目提出了可转移风险评估和基于价值的决策支持工具的操作化（一种为抽象概念提供可衡量观察的方法）。因此，在这一方法的支持下，本项目的总体目标是开发创新方法，以了解气候变化对遗产的风险，允许多尺度分析和可扩展的方法，弥合地方知识和全球数据之间的差距，并从地方脆弱性到全球风险。B）为利益相关者参与确定气候影响的相关决定因素制定一个适应当地情况的协议，承认和庆祝文化背景的多样性; c）开发一个气候适应决策支持工具，以评估不同空间尺度评估方法的相关性; d）探索气候变化遗产风险操作方法的挑战和机遇。该项目涉及一个复杂，广泛和研究密集的主题，展示了几个组织，科学，技术，工艺和文化遗产为导向的元素。该项目团队包括四个研究合作伙伴，共同带来了气候变化和遗产方面的丰富经验，以及物理科学，社会科学，人文科学和技术方面的必要专业知识。通过与联合国教科文组织咨询机构、国际文化财产保护与修复研究中心和案例研究利益相关方的密切合作，该小组不仅可以为保护和保护该地区的沿海遗产做出重要贡献，而且还可以为全球关于文化遗产气候影响评估一体化的讨论做出重要贡献。同时也支持有效的政策制定和遗产管理。

This project proposes operationalisation (a method to provide measurable observation for abstract concepts) for transferable risk assessment and a value-based decision support tool. Supported by this approach, the overarching aim of this project is therefore to develop innovative methods for understanding risks of climate change for heritage that allow for multiscale analysis and scalable approaches, bridging the gaps between local knowledge and global data, and from local vulnerability to global risks.To this end, this project will: a) develop a set of operationalised indicators/metrics for relevant determinants of climate change; b) develop a locally adaptable protocol for stakeholders' engagement in the identification of relevant determinants of climate impacts that acknowledge and celebrate diversity in cultural contexts; c) develop a climate adaptation decision support tool to evaluate relevance of assessment approaches for different spatial scales; d) explore the challenges and opportunities of an operationalisation approach to climate change-heritage risk. Addressing a complex, wide and research-intensive subject, this project unfolds several organisational, scientific, technical, technological and cultural heritage-oriented elements. The project team includes four research partners, together bringing significant experience in climate change and heritage and requisite expertise in physical sciences, social sciences and humanities and technology. The team can significantly contribute to safeguarding and protecting their region's coastal heritage but also to the global discussion of the integration of climate impacts assessment on cultural heritage through the close collaboration with UNESCO's Advisory body, ICCROM and case study stakeholders.SASCHA will develop methods for assessing, interpreting, and communicating climate change risks for heritage, while also supporting effective policy development and heritage management.