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MeTIBas project Regione Basilicata !

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Methods and Innovative Technology for the Cultural Heritage of Basilicata 1

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MeTIBas

What MeTIBas is about How we came up with MeTIBas Project Governance

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Ambitions and Approaches

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What MeTIBas is about Pilot Project of international cooperation through which the Region Basilicata meets the objectives of the ERDF 2007/2013 OP by means of: building partnership networks, twinning and exchange of experience at interregional and transnational level (Basilicata, France, Spain); greater collaboration and synergy between public administrations, businesses and universities, including the world of work and research; need for innovative non-invasive monitoring for the identification and protection of cultural and environmental heritage.

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How we come up with MeTIBas MeTIBas is the evolution of a training project called:

FAST Summer School in Geoarchaeology

(Training in Science and Technology Applications).

Training school funded by the Region of Basilicata in cooperation with: CNR - National Research Council; University of Basilicata; Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Basilicata; University of Siena; Archaeology Institute de MĂŠrida (Spain) Scanzano Jonico Municipality; and the participation of Oxford University and National Institute of Archaeological Science and Heritage (INSAP) of Rabat (Morocco)

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FAST in Geoarchaeology Activities

Training course with potential entry in job market (20 experts) Development of innovative technologies in geoarchaeology Seminars at the Institute of Archaeology of MĂŠrida (Spain) Preventive archeology 5

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F.A.S.T. Goals 1.Collecting and processing data for the use of the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Basilicata 2. Developing tools for protection and use of cultural and territorial heritage

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Magnetometry survey mapping

Area laser scanning

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MeTIBas Project Team: Institute of methodologies for environmental analysis, National Research Council (CNR) Vincenzo Lapenna, Paola Di Leo, Francesco Martorella, Enzo Rizzo Department of Geological Science, University of Basilicata Marcello Schiattarella, Ivo Giano Regione Basilicata, Managing Authority of ERDF 2007-2013 ROP Patrizia Minardi University of Provence (France) Marie-Brigitte Carre Archaeology Institute of MĂŠrida (Spain) Antonio Pizzo Pedro Mateos

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Vision Identified from the needs of regional development consistent with local characteristics as well as national and international knowledge in the field of environmental research and enhancement of cultural heritage: Investing in knowledge, innovation and applied research

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Ambition !

To provide knowledge and useful information to the authorities responsible for the protection and enhancement of the territory given the particular tourist vocation of the sample area: Metaponto geoarcheological site (Basilicata)

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Interdisciplinary approaches methodology that uses all the means developed and implemented by the geomorphological, mapping, topographical and archaeological research using / developing: 1.

Use of experts in geomorphology, geoarchaeology, geopedology, mineralogy and geochemistry, geophysics, archeology, historical maps, ancient topography, photo interpretation, remote sensing, cartography and geographic information systems; Analysis and study of the territorial context; Transfer and international exchanges of experience and knowledge (methods, diagnostic tools and analysis).

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Activities

18 months

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DISCLOSURE AND COMPARISON WITH STAKEHOLDERS

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INVESTIGATIONS ON THE FIELD AND DATA COLLECTION

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WORKSHOP: TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE AND EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICE

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ANALYSIS AND DATA PROCESSING

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RISK ASSESSMENT AND GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL ROUTES

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Goals

Activity 1. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE FIELD AND DATA COLLECTION data for scheduling the archaeological and administrative local needs (promotion, protection, planning, etc.)..

Activity 2. ANALYSIS AND DATA PROCESSING 1. analysis and interpretation to identify and interpret the traces of ancient human frequentations; 2. contextualization of archaeological evidence in the geomorphological and palaeoenvironmental context of reference.

Activity 3. RISK ASSESSMENT AND GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL ROUTES Assessment of geological, geomorphological and hydrological hazard of the sample, together with the vulnerability of the elements and assets at risk and the level of risk posed by different natural phenomena, with particular reference to induced phenomena by meteorological or climatic processes (i.e. the flood in Basilicata on March 2011).

Activity 4. WORKSHOP: TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE AND EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICE guidelines and procedures to be applied, which may become the standard work in the study of territorial and geoarchaeological development in the context of Cultural Heritage.

Activity 5. DISCLOSURE AND COMPARISON WITH STAKEHOLDERS Promote the transfer of knowledge, methods and results to end-users identified in variety of subjects, institutions and organizations responsible for the protection, enhancement and management of the land, the environment and Cultural Heritage.

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Ferrara (Italy) Ravenna (Italy)

Caska (Croatia)

Zenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Jagodina (Serbia)

Macerata (Italy) Troia (Italy)

Reggio Calabria (Italy) Peloponnese (Greece)

Adriatic-Ionian coasts have a high endowment of cultural and natural resources Adriatic-Ionic territories is a group of interacting cultural and touristic dimensions The partners participating in MeTIBas are active in several research projects in cultural heritage of the AdriaticIonian coast and wide extra-regional and extra-national

Adriatic-Ionic Macroregion Areas with cultural resources characterized by high tourism potential 13

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Institute of methodologies for environmental analysis, National Research Council (CNR) Department of Geological Science, University of Basilicata University of Provence (France)