Symposium Objectives
There are a great number of grottoes and ancient earthen historical
sites located in northwest China. During the past 10 years, Chinese
scholars have not only achieved a great deal of scientific research
and engineering practice on the conservation of ancient sites, but
also cooperated with many international organizations. The aim of
the symposium is to demonstrate the latest improvements and achievements
in the field of international conservation of ancient sites, and
to provide a discussion forum for the participants of this symposium.
Symposium Themes
- Environment and conservation of ancient sites.
- Geological engineering and conservation of ancient sites.
- Research on main geological damages and mechanism of ancient sites.
- Research on materials and technologies for conservation of ancient
sites.
- Research on deformation monitoring and stability analysis of ancient
sites.
- Typical case histories relating consolidation engineering of ancient
sites.
Working Languages
The official languages of the symposium are English and Chinese.
Simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
Deadlines
31 March 2008: Submission
of the registration form by e-mail, fax or post
Submission of the full paper for who had submitted their abstracts
by E-mail, Fax or Correspondence before Mar. 31, 2008.
Submission of the abstract and the full paper for those not yet
submitted their abstracts by E-mail, Fax or Correspondence before
Mar. 31, 2008.
A PDF containing detailed information on the conference as well
as the registration form can be requested at the contact address
given below.
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