Applied Sciences to the Study of Technical Historical Heritage and/or Industrial Heritage - Vol.II
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 November 2020) | Viewed by 577
Special Issue Editor
Interests: engineering graphics; industrial heritage; industrial archaeology; history of technology and industrial revolution; historical inventions; mechanical engineering; computer-aided design; computer-aided engineering
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The study of cultural heritage, in particular, technical historical heritage and/or industrial heritage, is becoming increasingly important. In general, cultural heritage follows a value chain consisting of seven clearly differentiated milestones: identification, registration and research; protection; training; conservation and restoration; value and dissemination; heritage management; and the application of new technologies. However, this Special Issue of Applied Mechanics focuses only on the valorization and diffusion as well as the use of new technologies, concentrating on research from three main aspects: location, documentation, and dissemination.
The scope for case studies is very broad and can cover different disciplines of engineering, including mechanical engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, automation, and robotic engineering or telecommunications engineering, as well as industrial architecture. In particular, we welcome research on historical inventions related to these fields of engineering and architecture, as well as studies of the work (historical inventions) of world-renowned engineers and architects.
We invite researchers to submit original research papers and review articles related to any discipline in which the theoretical or practical issues of technical historical heritage and/or industrial heritage are considered. The topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Historical technical heritage;
- Industrial heritage;
- Industrial archaeology;
- Industrial architecture;
- Ancient artifacts (historical inventions;
- Computer-aided design;
- Computer-aided engineering;
- Geometric modeling;
- Computer animation;
- Virtual reality;
- Augmented reality;
- Engineering graphics;
- Multimedia;
- 3D printing.
Contributions in other domains are also welcome, although we ask that you please contact the Guest Editor prior to submission.
Prof. Dr. José Ignacio Rojas Sola
Guest Editor
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