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Bok:
(A) Chris Caple (red.) (2011) Preventive conservation in museums, London and New York: Routledge. (Samme boken som for KONS3020).
1. Preventive conservation planning
€ Waller, Robert and Michalski, Stefan (2004) Effective preservation: From reaction to prevention, I: Conservation Perspectives, The Getty Conservation Institute Newsletter, 19.1 (spring 2004).
€ Susanne Hillhouse (2011) Collections Trust accreditation guidance sheet 3: Collections management plans and procedures, Collections Trust.
€ NEDCC Preservation leaflets : 1. Planning and Prioritization section 1 to 6.)
Further reading
€ Stuart Davies, (1996) Producing a Forward Plan, London: The Museums and Galleries Commision.
€ Forward planning toolkit, The South Western Federation of Museums and Art Galleries.
€ Jaap van der Burg, (1996) The Delta Plan, the way it worked, transcript of paper for the ICOM CC meeting in Edinburgh.
€ Erica Avrami, Kathleen Dardes and Marta de la Torre (1999) The Conservation Assessment: A Proposed Model for Evaluating Museum Environmental Management Needs, Los Angelos: Getty Conservation Institute.
€ Neal Putt and Sarah Slade ( 2004) Teamwork for Preventive Conservation, Rome: ICCROM..
2. Risk assessment and management- an introduction
€ Jos¨¦ Luiz Pedersoli Jr., Catharine Antomarchi and Stefan Michalski (2016) Welcome to risk management, I: A guide to risk management of cultural heritage, 8-15.
€ Agnes Brokerhof, Bart Ankersmit and Frank Ligterink (2017) Introduction: Risk management for collections, Amersfoort : Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, 9-21.
(A) Jonathan Ashley-Smith (1997) Risk analysis, I: Chris Caple (red.) Preventive conservation in Museums, London and New York: Routledge, 39-50. (se boken ?verst p? listen)
€ Jonathan Ashely-Smith (2001) Practical uses of risk analysis, I: The Paper Conservator, 25:1, 59-63.
€ Jonathan Ashley-Smith (2002) Sustainability and precaution: Part 1, I: V&A Conservation Journal, Issue 40.
€ Jonathan Ashley-Smith (2003) Sustainability and precaution: Part 2 How precautionary should we be?, I: V&A Conservation Journal, Issue 44.
€ Robert Waller (2002) A risk model for collection preservation, I: The 13th Triennial Meeting Rio de Janeiro Preprints, International Committee of Museums- Conservation Committee, Vol 1, 102-107.
3. Identifying risks
(A) Charlie Costain (1994) Framework for preservation of museum collections, I: CCI Newsletter, No. 14, 1-4 and Canadian Conservation Institute, Framework for preservation of museum collections (a poster), Ottawa: CCI, I: Chris Caple (red) (2011) Preventive conservation in museums, London and New York: Routledge. (se boken ?verst p? listen)
€ Jos¨¦ Luiz Pedersoli Jr., Catharine Antomarchi and Stefan Michalski (2016) Context and Identify, I: A guide to risk management of cultural heritage, 16-59.
€ Agnes Brokerhof, Bart Ankersmit and Frank Ligterink (2017) The risk management process: In practice-the steps of the risk management process and Step 1: Establish the context, I: Risk management for collections, Amersfoort : Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, 9-21.
€ Robert Waller (1994) Conservation risk assessment: a strategy for managing resources for preventive conservation, I: Roy Ashok and Perry Smith (Red.) Preventive conservation: practice, theory and research: preprints of the contributions to the Ottawa Congress, 12-16 September, London: International Institute for Conservation if Historic and Artistic Works, 12-16.
€ Garnet Muething, Robert Waller and Fiona Graham (2005)Risk assessment of collections in exhibitions at the Canadian Museum of Nature, I: Journal of the American Institute for Conservation, Volume 44, Issue 3, 233-243.
4. Condition auditing
Suzanne Keene (1996) Managing conservation in museums, London: Butterworth-Heinemann, 112-135, 136-158, I: Chris Caple (red.) Preventive conservation in museums, London and New York: Routledge, 395-412. (boken ?verst p? listen)
€ Joel Taylor (2005) An integrated approach to risk assessments and condition surveys, I: Journal of the American Institute for Conservation, Volume 44, Issue 2, 127-141.
(A) Helen Kingsley and Robert Payton (1994) Condition surveying of large varied stored collections, I: Conservation news, 54, 8-10, I: Chris Caple (red.) Preventive conservation in museums, London and New York: Routledge,413-419. (boken ?verst p? listen)
€ Claire Fry, Amber Xavier-Rowe, Frances Halahan and Jennifer Dinsmore (2007) What¡¯s causing the damage! The use of a combined solution-based risk assessment and condition audit. I: Tim Padfield og Karen Borchersen red. Museum Microclimates. National Museum of Danmark: K?benhavn, 107-114.
€ Amber Xavier-Rowe and Claire Fry (2011) Heritage collections at risk- English Heritage collections risk and condition audit, I: Janet Bridgland (Red.) ICOM-CC 16th triennial conference Lisbon 19-23 September 2011: preprints.. ICOM Committee for Conservation.
5. Value assessment
€ Joel Taylor and May Cassar (2008) Representations and intervention: The symbiotic relationship of conservation and value, I: Studies in Conservation, 53, sup1, 7-11.
€ Agnes Brokerhof, Bart Ankersmit and Frank Ligterink (2017) The risk management process: Step 2- Collection assessment and valuation, I: Risk management for collections, Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed: Amersfoort, 21-26.
€ Russell, Roslyn, Kylie Winkworth (2010) Significance 2.0: a guide to assessing the significance of collections
€ Assessing museum collections (2014) Amersfoort:Rijksdienst voor het cultureel erfgoed.
Further reading
€ St?le Navrud and Richard C. Ready (red.) (2002) Valuing cultural heritage, United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.
€ Marte de la Torre (2002) Assessing the values of cultural heritage: research report. Los Angeles: The Getty Conservation Institute.
6. Risk analysis methods
€ Agnes Brokerhof, Bart Ankersmit and Frank Ligterink (2017) The risk management process: Step 3- QuickScan track, Step 3 ABC track- Identify risk and Step 4 ABC track ¨C Analyse risk ¨C Vulnerability and potential loss of value, I: Risk management for collections, Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed: Amersfoort, 26-37.
€ Agnes W. Brokerhof and Anna E. B¨¹low (2016) The QuiskScan--a quick risk scan to identify value and hazards in a collection., I: Journal of the Institute of Conservation 39, no. 1, 18-28.
€ Jos¨¦ Luiz Pedersoli Jr., Catharine Antomarchi and Stefan Michalski (2016) Analyze and Evaluate, I: A guide to risk management of cultural heritage, 61-97.
€ Agnes Brokerhof, Bart Ankersmit and Frank Ligterink (2017) Step 3 ABC track- Identify risk and Step 4 ABC track ¨C Analyse risk ¨C Vulnerability and potential loss of value, I: Risk management for collections, Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed: Amersfoort, 26-37.
€ Robert Waller, (2002) ¡°A risk model for collection preservation¡±, in The 13th Triennial Meeting Rio de Janeiro Preprints, Vol 1, 102-107,
€ Joel Taylor, ¡°Distinguishing between the Map and the Territory: Synergy in Agent based Approaches to Risk Assessment,¡± Guest Edited by Robert Waller, ¡°The International Symposium on Cultural Property Risk Analysis,¡± a focus issue of Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals, 8:4 (Fall 2012), 297-306.
7. Risk management
€ Agnes W. Brokerhof, (2006) Collection Risk Management ¨C The next Frontier, Presented at the CMA Cultural Property Protection Conference, Ottawa, 16 January 2006
€ Jos¨¦ Luiz Pedersoli Jr., Catharine Antomarchi and Stefan Michalski (2016) Treat and Monitor, I: A guide to risk management of cultural heritage, 89-117.
€ Agnes Brokerhof, Bart Ankersmit and Frank Ligterink (2017) Agents of deterioration and scenario schemes, I: Risk management for collections, Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed: Amersfoort, 47-189.
€ Stefan Michalski (2014) The power of history in the analysis of collection vulnerabilities, I: preprints of the ICOM-CC 17th Triennial Conference Melbourne Australia, 15-19 September.
8. Uncertainty in risk assessment
€ Jonathan Ashley-Smith (2000) Developing professional uncertainty, in Studies in Conservation, 45:sup1, 14-17.
€ Jonathan Ashley-Smith (2006) Evaluating the risk of rare events, in V & A conservation journal, no. 54, 2006 Autumn, Victoria and Albert Museum, Conservation Department: London, 16-17.
€ Dario Camuffo, (1997) Perspectives on Risks to Architectural Heritage, I: Norman Baer, and Snethlage, R., Saving Our Architectural Heritage: The Conservation of Historic Stone Structures, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, 63¨C92.
€ Gustaf Leijonhufvud, Erik Kjellstr?m, Tor Brostr?m, Jonathan Ashley-Smith and Dario Camuffo (2013) Uncertainties in damage assessments of future indoor climates, I: (Jonathan Ashley-Smith, Andreas Burmeister and Melanie Eibl eds.) Climate for collections. Standards and uncertainties, Munich 2013, Archetype Publications: London and Doerner Institute: Munich, 406-419.
€ Marco Martens and Henk Schellen (2013) Climate risk assessment in museums, in (Jonathan Ashley-Smith, Andreas Burmeister and Melanie Eibl eds.) Climate for collections. Standards and uncertainties, Munich 2013, Archetype Publications: London and Doerner Institute: Munich, 364-374.
€ Jean T¨¦trault (2008) Fire risk assessment for collections in museums, in Journal of the Canadian Association for Conservation, Volume 33, 3-21.
€ Bruce Ford and Jim Druzik (2013) Microfading: The state of the art for natural history collections, in Collection forum, 27, no. 1-2, 54-71.
9. Life cycle costing, cost-benefit analysis and dependency modelling
€ Davide Settembre Blundo, Anna Maria Ferrare, Martine Pini, Maria Pia Riccardi, Jos¨¦ Francisco Garci¨¢ amd Alfonso Pedro Fern¨¢ndes del Hoyo (2014) The life cycle approach as an innovative methodology for the recovery and restoration of cultural heritage, I: Emerald Insight, Journal of Cultural Heritage management and Sustainable Development, Vol.4, Iss 2, 133-148.
€ Catherine Dillon, William Lindsay, Joel Taylor, Kalliopi Fouseki, Nancy Bell and Matija Strli? (2013) Collections demography: stakeholders¡¯ view on the lifetime of collections, I: , I: (Jonathan Ashley-Smith, Andreas Burmeister and Melanie Eibl eds.) Climate for collections. Standards and uncertainties, Munich 2013, Archetype Publications: London and Doerner Institute: Munich, 45-58.
€ May Cassar, (1998) Cost/Benefit Appraisals for Collection Care. A Practical Guide, London: The Museums & Galleries Commission.
€ Richard T. Melstrom (2015) Valuing a historic site with multiple visitor types and missing survey data, I: Journal of Cultural Heritage, Volume 16, Issue 1, 102-105.
€ Tran Huu Tuan, St?le Navrud (2008) ¡°Capturing the benefits of preserving cultural heritage¡± , in Journal of Cultural Heritage, Volume 9, Issue 3, pp. 326-337.
€ Kathy Litgow, Sarah Staniforth and Paul Etheridge (2008) Prioritizing access in the conservation of National Trust collections, I: Studies in Conservation, 53, sup 1, 178-185.
€ Joel Taylor, Nigel Blades and May Cassar, (2006) ¡°Dependency Modelling for Cultural Heritage¡±, in proceedings of Safeguarded Cultural Heritage ¨C Understanding & Viability for the Enlarged Europe, Prague May 31st-June 3rd, 2006, (Eds.) M. Dradcky and M. Chapuis, Prague: ITAM, pp. 51-59.
10. Disaster planning
€ Fiona Macalister (2015) Preparing for the future: mitigating disasters and building resilience in the cultural heritage sector, I: Journal of the Institute of conservation, Volume 38, Issue 2, 115-129.
€ Ann D. Horowitz (2016) Planning before Disaster strikes: An introduction to adaptation strategies, I: APT Bulletin: The Journal of Preservation Technology, Vol. 47, No. 1, Special issue on climate change and preservation technology, 40-48.
€ Valerie Dorge and Sharon Jones,( 1999) Building an Emergency Plan, A Guide for Museums and Other Cultural Institutions. Los Angeles: The Getty Conservation Institute
€ Jordan Ferraro and Jane Henderson (2013) Identifying features of effective emergency response plans, I: Journal of the American Institute for Conservation, Volume 50, Issue 1, 35-48.
11. Emergency response
€ Sarah Spafford, Ricci and Fiona Graham, (2000) ¡°The Fire at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Part 1: Salvage, Initial Response, and the Implications for Disaster Planning¡± ,in Journal of the American Institute of Conservation, Vol. 39, 15-36
€ Sarah Spafford, Ricci and Fiona Graham, (2000) ¡°The Fire at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Part 2: Removal of Soot from Artifacts and Recovery of the Building¡± ,in Journal of the American Institute of Conservation, Vol. 39, 15-36
€ Jamie Ellis, (2005) ¡°Lessons learned: the recovery of a research collection after hurricane Katrina¡±, Collection Building, Vol. 26 Iss:4, 108-111
€ Fredrik Qvale og Ane Marte Ringstad (2012) Kriseh?ndtering av kunstverk etter terrorangrepet I Oslo 2011, I: Meddelelser om konservering, 2-2012, 3-13.
€ Robert Howes, (2003) ¡°After the disaster: drawing up the insurance claim¡±, Aslib Proceedings, Vol.55 Iss: 3, 181-187
Books/articles for further reading
Jonathan Ashley-Smith, (1999) Risk Assessment for Object Conservation, London: Butterworth-Heinemann.
R. Robert Waller Cultural Property Risk Analysis Model. Development and Application to Preventive Conservation at the Canadian Museum of Nature. G?teborg Studies in Conservation 13. Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis. ISBN 91-7346-475-9. (Especially chapter 4 pp 55-76)
Tema nummer Meddelelser om konservering 2-2012: Katastrofer og katastrofberedskab , tilgjengelig fra http://docplayer.me/28539570-Meddelelser-om-konservering.html (bes?kt 12.01.2012)
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