To that scope, we nominated a Chief Editor (Prof. Preston Perluss), and a Editorial board.
In addition, an Editorial series was created, the Heritage and Community Identity, with its own Scientific Committee.
The Series will include the Training Schools’ Handbooks, as well as a books on the case-studies.
Finally, we promote the publication in open access journals, connected to the Action disciplines, as well as special issues. The Action financially supports the papers with at least three authors from three Member Countries of the Action.
PUBLISHED BOOKS
Pace G. Salvarani R. (eds), Underground Built Heritage Valorisation. Rome, CNR Edizioni, 2021
The Editorial Board (hereafter EB) has been established after a decision of the Core Group in order to create and harmonize codes of good scientific practice and to regulate the relevant procedures for the dissemination of Underground4value results that are based on common and cooperative work.
The EB defines a Charter of good scientific practices, which will follow along with similar codes established by the COST association. In this line, the EB has clarified clear administrative rules and intellectual properties always considering the fact that Undergroun4value is based on common and cooperative work.
Its main roles are to:
Preston Perluss, Grenoble IAE. Grenoble (FR) (Chief Editor)
Muge Akkar Erkan, Middle East Technical University, Ankara (TR)
Alfonso Bahillo, University of Deusto, Bilbao (ES)
Tony Cassar, University of Malta, Msida (MT)
Shirley Cefai, University of Malta, Msida (MT)
Nasso Chrysochou, Frederick University, Limassol (CY)
Szilvia Fábián, Hungarian National Museum, Budapest (HU)
Beata Joanna Gawryszewska, University of Life Sciences, Warsaw (PL)
Laura Genovese, Institute of Sciences on Cultural Heritage, National Research Council (IT)
Klodiana Gorica, University of Tirana, Tirana (AL)
Pinar Karagoz, Middle East Technical University, Ankara (TR)
Konstantinos Lalenis, University of Thessaly, Thessaloniki (EL)
Zili Li, University College Cork, Cork (IE)
Ernesto Marcheggiani, Polytechnic University of Marche, Ancona (IT)
Susana Martinez-Rodriguez, University of Murcia, Murcia (ES)
Sanjin Mihelić, Archaeological Museum, Zagreb (HR)
Giuseppe Pace, ISMed-CNR, Naples (IT)
Montserrat Pallares-Barbera, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona (ES)
Renata Salvarani, European Universtiy of Rome, Rome (IT)
Carlos Smaniotto Costa, Lusófona University, Lisbon (PT)
Alice Tavares Costa, University of Aveiro, Aveiro (PT)
Guest Editors:
Prof. Ernesto Marcheggiani
e.marcheggiani@ staff.univpm.it
Mr. Giuseppe Pace
Institute for Studies on the Mediterranean, National Research Council of Italy, Naples, 80134, Italy
giuseppe.pace@cnr.it
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue aims at stimulating multidisciplinary papers and the cross-fertilization of knowledge among scientists (i.e., historians, architects, engineers, archaeologists, planners, geologists, etc.), practitioners, public officials, and technicians, such interdisciplinary initiatives being rather limited in the field of underground space. This issue would like to introduce tools, suitable for both neighborhood and district planning level and for single UBH interventions, very flexible for upscaling and easily replicable in different social, economic, and cultural urban regeneration contexts, characterized by different underground sites, local service demand, touristic potential, legal frameworks, and stakeholders.
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