Program
Sunday, 15 December 2002
Arrival & Registration, Radisson SAS Hotel-Amman
Monday, 16 December 2002
Yarmouk University Campus
Opening Ceremony
The Seventh International UNESCO forum Seminar Under the patronage of
His Majesty,
King Abdullah II
11:00 am
Address by Prof. Fayez Khasawneh, PRESIDENT OF YARMOUK
UNIVERSITY
Address by Prof. Justo Nieto Nieto, RECTOR, UNIVERSIDAD
POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA, AND PRESIDENT OF FORUM UNESCO
Address by THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF UNESCO
Address by H. E. THE MINISTER OF TOURISM AND ANTIQUITIES OF JORDAN
Address by HIS MAJESTY, KING Abdullah II
12.00-12.30 Coffee break/PRESSConference
12.30 -14.00 Plenary Session 1: Cultural
Heritage in Sustainable Development
Chair: Prof. Hisham Gharaibeh, VICE PRESIDENT OF YARMOUK UNIVERSITY AND
CHAIRMAN OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Keynote Lecture: His Royal HIGHNESS PRINCE SULTAN BIN SALMAN BIN ABDELAZIZ,
SECRETARY GENERAL, SAUDI SUPREME COMMISSION FOR TOURISM.
Keynote Lecture: His Excellency Mr. Aqel Biltaji, PRESIDENT OF AQABA SPECIAL
ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY
Keynote Lecture: His Excellency Prof. Safwan Tell, DIRECTOR OF ACCREDITATION
COUNCIL-MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
14.00-15.00 Lunch hosted by Professor Fayez Khasawneh,
PRESIDENT, YARMOUK UNIVERSITY
15.00-16.00 Plenary Session 2:
FORUM UNESCO – UNIVERSITY AND HERITAGE NETWORK
Chair: Professor Talal AKASHEH, VICE PRESIDENT HASHEMITE UNIVERSITY
Speakers:
Jose Luis MONTALVA CONESA, DIRECTOR OF FORUM UNESCO - UNIVERSITY AND HERITAGE
Manuel Jesus RAMIREZ BLANCO, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FORUM UNESCO - UNIVERSITY
AND HERITAGE
Marielle RICHON, UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE CENTRE
PRESENTATION OF ACHIEVEMENTS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
16.00-17.00 Plenary Session 3: JORDAN’S
EFFORTS TO PROTECT ITS CULTURAL HERITAGE
Keynote Lecture: Dr. Ghazi BISHEH, DIRECTOR OF JORDAN’S NATIONAL
MUSEUM
17.00-17.20 Coffee Break
17.20-18.00 Plenary Session 4: CULTURAL
HERITAGE AND GLOBALIZATION
Speakers:
Dr. Vasiliki KYNOURGIOPOULOU
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, EDINBURGH (SCOTLAND,
UNITED KINGDOM)
Heritage Clones; Cultural Heritage and Identity in a Global Era
Ms. Saadet Güner
FORSNET BILGI TEKNOLOJILERI, ANKARA (TURKEY)
Sultan KARAOGLU,
Department of FINE ARTS FACULTY AT DOKUZ EYLÜL UNIVERSITY, (DEÜ)-IZMIR
(TURKEY)
NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF THE CULTURAL DIMENSION OF GLOBALIZATION ON THE PROTECTION
OF CULTURAL HERITAGE, TOURISM, AND PUBLIC REVENUES
1800 DINNER HOSTED by Mr. Jamal Abu Obied, MAYOR OF IRBID
CITY.
DEPARTURE TO RADISSON SAS HOTEL –AMMAN
Tuesday, 17 December 2002
Radisson SAS Hotel-Amman
Concurrent Session IA:
Theme: Management and Development of Cultural Heritage
9.00-9.20 GEO-EDUCATION IN THE MANAGEMENT
OF PETRA'S GEO AND CULTURAL HERITAGE PARK, JORDAN
Talal AKASHEH and Bilal KHRISAT. QUEEN RANIA INSTITUTE OF TOURISM
AND HERITAGE. HASHEMITE UNIVERSITY JORDAN
9.20-9.40 Gestión patrimonial
Eduardo SALINAS DAMIAN. Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
(UPV) Spain
9.40-10.00 FORTIFICACIONES DEL ESTADO DE VERACRUZ, MÉXICO.
Prof. Dra. DOLORES PIÑEDA CAMPOS. INVESTIGADORA DEL INSTITUTO
DE ANTROPOLOGÍA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANA MÉXICO
10.00-10.20 Bringing life to the Machines
of Al-Jazari and Taqi Al-Din through Engineering Analyses and 3D
Animations
Salim TS AL-HASSANI. CHAIR OF HIGH ENERGY RATE ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY
OF MANCHESTER, INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (UMIST)-MANCHESTER.
UNITED KINGDOM
Concurrent Session IB
Theme: Conservation of Cultural Heritage
9.00-9.20 THE ROLE OF HILTI COMPANY PRODUCTS
IN DEVELOPMENT OF PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES
Fida’a GAZZAWI. FIELD ENG. NEW PORT TRADING AGENCY. HILTI-JORDAN
Fandi WAKID. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY- JORDAN
9.20-9.40 Cultural heritage and the protection of rock
art in Southern Jordan
Saba FARES-DRAPPEAU
FRENCH NATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER. FRANCE
9.40-10.00 THE EVER-CHANGING CONTEXTUAL MEANINGS OF ‘VILLAGE’
AND ‘HERITAGE’ IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE
TO THE CONSERVATION OF ‘RURAL HERITAGE’ OF BANGLADESH.
Bijon Behari SARMA. KHULNA UNIVERSITY. BANGLADESH
10.00-10.20 A CONTRIBUTION TO THE TOURISTICAL ATTRACTION
OF PETRA:
THE CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF THE NABATAEAN MANSION ON EZ
ZHANTUR
Ueli BELLWALD. SWITZERLAND
10.20-11.00: Coffee Break
Concurrent Session 2A
Theme: Cultural Heritage and Tourism
11.00-11.20 Heritage and cultural tourism: Between theory
and practice
Rachid CHAMOUN. LEBANESE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY (LAU). LEBANON
11.20-11.40 The Eco Tourism Network in the Northern Badia
“The Bedouin Lifestyle Ambience”
Dr. Salem AL-OUN. JORDAN BADIA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM-
JORDAN
Dr. Majd AL-HOMOUD. JORDAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-
JORDAN
Mr. Nawzat Abeda
11.40-12.00 CULTURAL TOURISM AND HISTORICAL CENTERS: COMPARISON
BETWEEN EXPERIENCES. ITALIAN CASES AND PROPOSALS FOR THE REHABILITATION
AND THE VALORIZATION OF THE VILLAGE OF SAMAD (JORDAN)
Annapaola CANEVARI, Mariacristina GIAMBRUNO and Ahmed ABU HAIJA
DIPARTIMENTO DI ARCHITETTURA E PIANIFICAZIONE – POLITECNICO
DI MILANO – MILANO. ITALY
12.00-12.20 Cultural Heritage and Tourism: Between the International
And THE local conception
Mohanna HADDAD. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
Concurrent Session 2B
Theme: Role of Museums in THE Protection
and Promotion of Cultural Heritage
11.00-11.20 EL ECOMUSEO DEL "POBLADO DE GUINEA"
PATRIMONIO CULTURAL Y ATRACTIVO TURÍSTICO DE LA ISLA DEL
HIERRO.
Mª Victoria de la Nuez SOCORRO,-José Mª de la Portilla
FERNANDEZ. CENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE CONSERVACIÓN DEL PATRIMONIO
(CICOP) SPAIN
11.20-11.40 Conservation laboratories in Museums
Fatma MARI -MPhil/PhD Student in Archaeological Conservation. AT
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON JORDAN
11.40-12.00 The Role of Museums in the Care and Preservation
of Cultural Heritage: A CAse for a Multi-disciplinary Approach.
Amr AL-AZM. UNITED KINGDOM
12.00-12.20 Archaeological Museums in Jordan, Syria and
Lebanon: Tourist Destinations, ARtifact Repositories, National Institutions
Joseph, A. GREENE. HARVARD UNIVERSITY. USA
12.20-14.00: Lunch
Concurrent Session 3A
Theme: Conservation of Cultural Heritage
14.00-14.20 Solidifying sandstone through impregnation
with water-based systems (Is this not rather dealing with Natural
heritage
Dr. Denis BEZARD. AUSTRIA
14.20-14.40 Natural Colouring Lakes in Europe (SAME REMARK:
iS this not more a paper on natural heritage
Evangelia A. VARELLA. ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI. GREECE
14.40-15.00 Law & business process re-engineering in
cultural heritage: from Malraux to Malta - a case study
J.A.CANNATACI and R. RIVENC. MALTA RESTORATION CENTER. MALTA
15.00-15.20 Investigation on Ancient Masonry Mortars Used
In Petra, and Alternative Mortars for Restoration
Falak SARRAF. BUILDING RESEARCH CENTER/ROYAL SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
JORDAN
Concurrent Session 3B
Session by Language: Presentations are delivered in French
14.00-14.20 Note d'information sur le projet de restauration
et de présentation muséographique de l'autel héllenistique
de Zeus à Jérash. Un exemple de collaboration entre
le Musée du Louvre, la Direction des Musées de France,
l'Institut français du Proche Orient et le Département
des Antiquités de Jordanie. Elisabeth FONTAN, CONSERVATEUR
EN CHEF ,DEPARTEMENT DES ANTIQUITES ORIENTALES, MUSEE DU LOUVRE.
FRANCE
14.20-14.40 comment assurer la survie des régions
menacées par des périodes de sécheresse prolongées
Chara FATIHA. ALGERIA
14.40-15.00 Méthodologie de la traduction dans un
cours de français fonctionnel de tourisme
Dr. Ghazi HADDAD. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
15.00-15.20 Sauvegarde des revêtements céramiques
glaçurés du palais « Hassan Pacha » pour
la conservation du patrimoine culturel .
Messaoud HAMIANE. DEPARTEMENT GENIE DES MATERIAUX, FACULTE DES SCIENCES
DE L’INGENIEUR, UNIVERSITE DE BOUMERDES. ALGERIE
Concurrent Session 3C
THEME : MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL
HERITAGE
14.00-14.20 Multi-Spectral Image Analysis as a Part of a
Monitoring system Safeguarding Cultural Heritage
Annette HORNSHUCH, Jürgen HECKES, Rolf Jürgen GROTE,
Isabelle BRAYER
Dipl.-Ing. Stefan NIEDERHAGEMANN
DEUTSCHES BERGBAU-MUSEUM –BOCHUM
GERMANY
14.20-14.40 RURAL HERITAGE: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND
RESTORATION TO QUISSAMÃ MELLO,
Maria Cristina FERNANDES,
Mônica Rosa de FREITAS
RIO DE JANEIRO. BRAZIL
14.40-15.00 A Project for linking Jordanian IT Community
Centers (JITCC) with Cultural Heritage Conservation network for
a balanced sustainable development
Shifa Zghoul HADDAD
PHD CANDIDATE, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL ENGINEERING, TOKYO INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY. JORDAN
15.00-15.20 Gestión patrimonial
Eduardo SALINAS DAMIAN
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA.
15.20-16.00: Coffee Break
Concurrent Session 4A
Theme:Cultural Heritage and Development
16.00-16.20 Planning for Conservation and Sustainable Development:
the case of Jordan
Monther Dahash JAMHAWI. THE HASHEMITE UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
16.20-16.40 Traditional Architecture : an intercultural
Mediterranean recourse
Christophe GRAZ. ECOLE D'AVIGNON. FRANCE
16.40-17.00 Marketing Preservation: Cultural Tourism as
Sustainable Development
Iman Abdul RAHIM. PALESTINE
17.00-17.20 An outline for a Comprehensive Strategy Framework
Towards Sustainable Development: Cultural Heritage Conservation
in Jordanian Villages and Rural Areas
Shifa ZGHOUL HADDAD. PHD CANDIDATE, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL ENGINEERING,
TOKYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY . JORDAN
17.20-17.40 Heritage At Risk The historic city of Nablus
, Palestine
Eman ASSI. DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, AN-NAJAH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
–NABLUS. PALESTINE
Concurrent Session 4B
Theme. Cultural Heritage and Local Community
16.00-16.20 LA RECUPERACIÓN CROMÁTICA DE LOS
CENTROS HISTÓRICOS.
ÁNGELA GARCÍA CODOÑER, JORGE LLOPIS VERDÚ,
ANA TORRES BARCHINO, RAMÓN VILLAPLANA GUILLEN
DEPARTAMENTO DE EXPRESIÓN GRÁFICA ARQUITECTÓNICA,UNIVERSIDAD.
POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA. SPAIN
16.20-16.40 CRITERIA FOR THE COMPOSITION OF A CULTURAL GOODS
GENERAL PLAN.
CARVAJAL SALINAS, E.; CIVANTOS NIETO, P.; CARVAJAL ZAERA, R.
FORUM UNESCO – UNIVERSITY AND HERITAGE AND “PATRIMONIO
Y ARQUEOLOGÍA ARQUITECTÓNICA” RESEARCH GROUP
MEMBERS, SEVILLE. SPAIN
16.40-17.00 Establishment of a UNESCO MAB Reserve as an
Instrument for Preservation and Conservation of Cultural Landscapes
in Northwest Jordan
Frank C. RITCHIE. WORLD HERITAGE MANAGEMENT. GERMANY
17.00-17.20 LOS PARAJES NATURALES Y LAS RUTAS ECOTURISTICAS
EN JAVEA COMO TURISMO CULTURAL
Francisco Javier PALLARES RUBIO, PROFESSOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.)UNIVERSIDAD
POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA (UPV) SPAIN
Manuel MARTIN UTRILLAS, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.), UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA
DE VALENCIA (UPV). SPAIN
Antonio AGUERO RAMON -LLIN, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.), UNIVERSIDAD
POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA (UPV). SPAIN
17.20-17.40 Archaeology, Community-Based Conservation and
Eco-tourism: Some Suggestions from the Jabal Hamrat Fidan, Jordan
Thomas E. LEVY. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY,UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
SAN DIEGO. USA
17.40-18.00 Managing cultural heritage or managing social
discourse?
Abdel Hakim AL HUSBAN. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
19.00: Dinner hosted by his excellency the mayor
of Amman
Wednesday, 18 December 2002: Hashemite
University-Zerqa
8.00 Departure to Hashemite University
Concurrent session 5A
Theme:Cultural Heritage and education
9.30-9.50 Tourism and education
Noha AL- MUBIDDEEN. AMMON COLLEGE FOR HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM EDUCATION.
JORDAN
9.50-10.10 Thinking about heritage
Muge SEVKETOGLU, and Julie SCOTT
EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY, TURKEY
10.10-10.30 Place and Scope of Scientific Investigation
in Training Future Conservators and Restorers
I. SANDU, A. DIMA, I.C.A. SANDU**, I.G. SANDU*, N. SULITANU
“AL. I. CUZA” UNIVERSITY OF IASI, DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL
HERITAGE; *”GH. ASACHI” TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF IASI,
DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE; **APOLLONIA UNIVERSITY OF IASI,
INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND CONTINUOUS EDUCATION (WHERE
IS THE MEANING OF THE FIRST ASTERISK
ROMANIA
Concurrent Session 5B
Theme:Management and Development of Cultural
Heritage
9.30-9.50 The Rehabilitation of Al- Hijaz Railway station
in Amman
Dania GOUSSOUS. (WHICH UNIVERSITY/INSTITUTION. JORDAN
9.50-10.10 Management of the old city of Nablus after Invasion
Zahra’ ZAWAWI, ARCHITECT AND PLANNER, NABLUS. PALESTINE
10.10-10.30 Cultural Resources Management The Jordanian
Experiment
Hani M. AL HUNEIDI .THE ITALIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE-AMMAN.
JORDAN
Concurrent Session 5C
Session by Language: Presentations are Delivered in Arabic
9.30. -9.50 PLEASE TRANSLATE IN ENGLISH ALL PAPERS’TITLES
FOR THIS SESSION AND INDICATE THAT ARABIC WILL BE THE LANGUAGE USED
10.30-11.00 Coffee Break
Concurrent Session 6A
Theme: Cultural Heritage Conservation
11.00-11.20 Weathering analysis as an essential step in
the conservation process: A case study from Petra-Jordan
Mustafa NADDAF. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
11.20-11.40 Restoring the Past: Case Studies from Syria
Murray EILAND. UNIVERSITY OF DAMASCUS. SYRIA
11.40-12.00 The Role of General Organization for the Preservation
of Historic Cities in Yemen (GOPHCY) in the conservation of Yemen’s
Cultural Heritage
Arch. Abdulhakim AL-SAYAGHI
GENERAL DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS &TECHNICAL COOPERATION
GENERAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC CITIES IN
YEMEN (GOPHCY) -SANA'A. REPUBLIC OF YEMEN
12.00-12.20 Conservation and Restoration of mosaics Floors
Wasif HWARI. JORDAN
12.20-12.40 Problems of Conservation of Heritage Buldings
in Jordan
Jamal ILAYAN. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
Session 6B
Session by Language: Presentations are Delivered in Arabic
11.00-11.20 PLEASE INDICATE THE PAPERS’TUITLES IN
ENGLISH AND THAT THE LANGUAGE USED FOR THIS SDESSION IS ARABIC
12.40-14.00- Lunch hosted by the President of Hashemite
University
Session 7A
Theme: Management and development of cultural
Heritage
14.00-14.20 THE ABANDONMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE SITES IN
JORDAN the abandonment of cultural heritage sites in Jordan
Michael SCHMIDT and Bernhard LUCKE
BRANDENBURG UNIVERSITY- COTTBUS. GERMANY
Ziad AL SAAD
YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
14.20-14.40 Old Salt inclusion of cultural properties in
the World Heritage List
Lina ABU SALIM, SALT- SALT MUNICIPALITY. JORDAN
14.40-15.00 Preserving the Ancient Written Heritage of the
Jordanian Desert
Hani HAYAJNEH, YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
15.00-15.20 Old Jerusalem Database Project
Hala Shaker AL ASIR, ROYAL SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY –BUILDING RESEARCH
CENTER
JORDAN
15.20-15.40 The Peculiarity of Petra and the Importance
of Archaeological Excavations
Lamia EL-KHOURI, YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
15.40-16.00 MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE
anagement and development of cultural heritage
Dr. Abir ARKAWI, DAMASCUS UNIVERSITY. SYRIA
16.00-16.20 Reviving of Some Roman Theatres in Jordan for
Cultural purposes: Is it a potential concept or an adventure ?
Mohammed ELKHALILI
Monther JAMHAWI
Queen Rania Institute of Tourism. HASHEMITE UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
Session 7B
Theme. Cultural Heritage and tourism
14.00-14.20 Cultural Recourses Management of Bethany Beyond
the Jordan and their Impact on Tourism Growth
Mohammad, WAHEEB, HASHEMITE UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
14.20-14.40 Sustainable Cultural Tourism in the Mediterranean
World Heritage Sites
Claude MOULIN and Catherine RICHMOND
DEPARTMENT OF LEISURE STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO . CANADA
14.40-15.00 The Discursive Structure of Tourism Development
Plans
Fuad K. MALKAWI, JORDAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. JORDAN
15.00-15.20 Tourism for People: by approach of Tourism Sector
Development Project
Eng. Sami Halaseh. JORDAN
Mr. Koji OYAMA and Mr. Yuuichi FUKUOKA
TOURISM SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIT (EXECUTIVE MANAGER). JAPAN
15.20-15.40 ARCHAEOLOGY AND CULTURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
IN IRAN
Kamal A. NIKNAMI, DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY. UNIVERSITY OF TEHRAN
–TEHRAN. IRAN
15.40-16.00 Archaeology and Tourism: A Case Study from the
Neolithic Site ‘Ain Ghazal’
Zeidan A. KAFAFI, YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
16.00-16.30 Keynote Lecture by Prof. Nabil Haider, Vice
President of the Lebanese American University
16.30 Departure to Amman
17.00-18.00 Tour in the Old Center of Amman
19.00 Dinner hosted by the Director of Jordan
Tourism Board
Thursday, 19 December 2002
6.30 Departure to Petra
Visits to some archaeological sites on the way
12.00 Arrival to Petra
12.00-13.00 Check in at the Movenpick Hotel
13.00-14.00 Lunch Break
Sessions’ Venue: Movenpick Hotel
Concurrent Session 8A:
Theme: Management and Development of Cultural
Heritage
14.00-14.20 A Case Study of the History of the Management
Planning Process in Petra
Aysar AKRAWI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PETRA NATIONAL TRUST. JORDAN
14.20-14.40 Stereotyping of the Lebanese Architectural Heritage
Joseph KIPRIANOS, LEBANESE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. LEBANON
14.40-15.00 Wadi Fenan: A Unique Reserve of the World's
Earliest Metallurgy
Mohammed S. SHUNNAQ, YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
15.00-15.20 Thermal Methods Implications in Old Cultural
Heritage Objects Dating
I. SANDU, A. DIMA*, I.C.A. SANDU**, I.G. SANDU*, N. SULITANU
“AL. I. CUZA” UNIVERSITY OF IASI, DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL
HERITAGE; ”GH. ASACHI” TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF IASI,
DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE; **APOLLONIA UNIVERSITY OF IASI,
INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND CONTINUOUS EDUCATION. ROMANIA
Concurrent Session 8B
Theme: Conservation of Cultural Heritage
14.00-14.20 Law & business process re-engineering in
cultural heritage:from Malraux to Malta - a case study
J.A.CANNATACI and R. RIVENC, MALTA RESTORATION CENTER. MALTA
14.20-14.40 Special cementitious repair mortars with reduced
salt content
Dr. Denis BEZARD. AUSTRIA
14.40-15.00 HYDRAULIC ARCHITECTURE IN THE VALENTIAN IRRIGATED
REGION
SaNTIAGO TORMO ESTEVE
GRACIA LOPEZ PATIÑO
VICENTE GALVAÑ LLOPIS
LILIANA PALAIA PEREZ
Mª JUANA SORIANO CUBELLS
HIGHER TECHNICAL SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA (UPV). SPAIN
15.00-15.20 The Conservation and Restoration Center in Petra
May SHAERr, CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION CENTER IN PETRA . JORDAN
15.20-16.00 coffee break
Concurrent Session 9A
Theme: Cultural Heritage and education
16.00-16.20 Between technical knowledge and cultural awareness:
farm surveying in the university curriculum.
S. AGOSTINI and F. SANGIORGI , INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING.
UNIVERSITY OF MILAN. ITALY
16.20-16.40 Fomento del conocimiento del patrimonio de la
ingeniería civil en la Universidad Politécnica de
Valencia (UPV).Los parajes naturales y las rutas ecoturísticas
en Jávea como turismo cultural
Francisco Javier Pallarés Rubio, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.)
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA-SPAIN
Manuel Martín Utrillas, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.) UNIVERSIDAD
POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA-SPAIN
Antonio Agüero Ramón-Llin, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.)
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA-SPAIN
16.40-17.00 An approach to cultural heritage public awareness
Genevieve DOLLFUS, FRENCH NATIONAL CENTER OF RESEARCH (CNRS). FRANCE
Concurrent Session 9B
Theme: Cultural heritage and tourism
16.00-16.20 Intervening with History
Antoine L. LAHOUD, LEBANESE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY-BYBLOS. LEBANON
16.20-16.40 LINKING SITES AND LINKING PEOPLE. Archaeology
and its implications for cultural heritage, tourism and peace promotion
Stefan Jakob WIMMER, UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH. DEPARTMENT FOR BIBLICAL
STUDIES AND INSTITUTE OF EGYPTOLOGY. GERMANY
16.40-17.00 Should Visitor Access to Sites ever be Limited
for Reasons of Conservation? If so, How can Visitor Access and Conservation
be Reconciled?
Nofa Bint NASER, JORDAN TOURISM BOARD. JORDAN
17.00-17.20 The Tourism in the Jordanian Government Communique
since the Establishment of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Nada Abed Al-Ra’uf AL-RAWABDEH
HIGHER COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. JORDAN
17.20-17.40 EL ECOMUSEO DEL "POBLADO DE GUINEA"
PATRIMONIO CULTURAL Y ATRACTIVO TURÍSTICO DE LA ISLA DEL
HIERRO.
Mª Victoria de la Nuez SOCORRO,
JOSÉ Mª DE LA PORTILLA FERNANDEZ
CENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE CONSERVACIÓN DEL PATRIMONIO (CICOP).
SPAIN
19.00 Dinner hosted by His excellency the Director of Petra
regional Authority
Friday, 20 December 2002
Movenpick Hotel
Concurrent Session 10A
Theme:Cultural Heritage and Economics
9.00-9.20 The Omani Indigo Revitalization Project: An Interdisciplinary
Approach to the Management of Heritage as an Economic Resource and its
Leverage as a Platform for Cultural Tourism in the Sultanate of Oman
Adam J. DORR, Marcia S. DORR, Stephanie M. BENSON
OMANI HERITAGE GALLERY. OMANI HERITAGE . OMAN
9.20-9.40 Using new technologies to help reduce costs in conservation
education: the IKONOS project
J.A.CANNATACI, J. SCHIRO. MALTA CENTER FOR RESTORATION. MALTA
9.40-10.00 CULTURAL TOURISM & SOCIAL ESCALATIONSTHE NEED FOR
REGULATORY MECHANISMS
Danjuma Ibrahim NKWENTI
DEPARTMENT OF CITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS- DHAHRAN. SAUDI ARABIA
10.00-10.20 Reconstruction Blight or Blessing for Ancient Monument
Sites
Jens NEUBERGER
BRANDENBURG UNIVERSITY- COTTBUS. GERMANY
Concurrent Session 10B
Theme: Conservation of Cultural Heritage
9.00-9.20 Interdisciplinary Processing of the Degradation
and Deterioration Cumulative Effects
I. SANDU, A.DIMA*, N. SULITANU, I.C.A. SANDU**, I.G. SANDU*
“AL. I. CUZA” UNIVERSITY OF IASI, DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL
HERITAGE;*”GH. ASACHI” TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF IASI,
DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS SCIENCE; **APOLLONIA UNIVERSITY OF IASI,
INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND CONTINUOUS EDUCATION. ROMANIA
9.20-9.40 The preservation of historical building substance
by the German Mining-Museum
S. NIEDERHAGEMANN, J. HECKES, M. THOMÄ, S. LÖSCH, T. RITTER
DIPL.-ING. STEFAN NIEDERHAGEMANN
DEUTSCHES BERGBAU-MUSEUM –BOCHUM
GERMANY
9.40-10.00 An approach to the conservation of highly significant
architectural remains:Qasr al-Bint-Petra/Jordan as a case study.
Ziad AL-SAAD. YARMOUK UNIVERSITY . JORDAN
10.00-10.20 Conservation of Monuments
Mahmoud A. M. AL-MUFARJY. TAKRIET UNIVERSITY. IRAQ
10.20-11.0 Coffee break
Concurrent Session 11A
Theme: Management and development of cultural
heritage
11.00-11.20 Tell Johfiyeh and its surroundings: a look into
the future of small Iron Age sites in northern Jordan
Ronald LAMPRICS. GERMAN PROTESTANT INSTITUTE. JORDAN
11.20-11.40 The Roman Milestones Between Mafraq and the
Syrian Border
Salah SAID. AL-HUSSEIN BIN TALAL UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
11.40-12.00 Old Jerusalem Database Project
Hala Shaker AL-ASIR, ROYAL SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY -BUILDING RESEARCH
CENTER
JORDAN
12.00-12.20 Theorizing Participants in World Heritage Sites:
A Comparison of the Concepts 'Stakeholders' and 'Actor Networks'
Kathleen WATT, UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE-HULL
ENGLAND UNITED KINGDOM
12.20-12.40 MANAGEMENT OF HISTORICAL SITES IN MALAYSIA :WHOSE
RESPONSIBILITY?
Abdul Aziz HUSSIN , A. Ghafar AHMAD and Badaruddin Mohammed
SCHOOL OF HOUSING, BUILDING & PLANNING
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA. MALAYSIA
Concurrent Session 11B
Theme: Role of Museums in the Protection
and Promotion of Cultural Heritage
11.00-11.20 JORDAN NATIONAL BANK NUMISMATIC MUSEUM
Dr. NAYEF GOUSSOUS COLLECTION
Nayef GOUSSOUS and Nancy AZAR
Numismatic Museum. Jordan National Bank. Jordan
11.20-11.40 NEIGHBOURHOODS Forum UNESCO BARRIOS Forum UNESCO
UNIVERSIDAD Y PATRIMONIO
1ST Forum UNESCO – UNIVERSITY AND HERITAGE INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS
WORKSHOP (2002)
PILAR ESPONA, RESPONSABLE ÁREA DE MUSEOLOGÍA AEDP
FORUM UNESCO
FORUM UNESCO UNIVERSIDAD Y PATRIMONIO, SEDE CENTRAL VALENCIA, SPAIN
11.40-12.00 Protección del patrimonio cultural de
Jávea a través del Museo Municipal
Francisco Javier PALLARES RUBIO, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.)
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA-SPAIN
Manuel MARTIN UTRILLAS, PROFESOR (E.T.S.I.C.C.P.)
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA-SPAIN
José Luis MORERA ESCRICH, INGENIERO DE CAMINOS (WHICH UNIVERSITY
/ INSTITUTION. SPAIN
12.00-12.20 The Role of The Museum of Jordanian Heritage
in Promotion of cultural tourism and protection of Cultural Heritage
in Jordan
Atef SHIYAB, YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
Concurrent Session 11C
Theme: Cultural Heritage and Tourism
11.00-11.20 Applying the Principles of Cultural Resource
Management to Economic Development through Sustainable Tourism
Frank FARMER, Thomas GREEN, Jami LOCKHART, William SCHWAB
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. USA
Yasser ADWAN, Ziad AL-SA’AD, Mohammed SHUNNAQ and Yasin SARARIAH
YARMOUK UNIVERSITY. JORDAN
11.20-11.40 ARCHAEOLOGY SERVING TOURISM:THE SIQ-PROJECT
OF PETRA NATIONAL TRUST
Ueli BELLWALD
SWITZERLAND
11.40-12.00 The rehabilitation of Suq al- Bzoriya's Khans (CaravanseraiLs)
in order to develop the cultural tourism in the old city of Damascus.
Dr. Abir ARKAWI, DAMASCUS UNIVERSITY. SYRIA
12.00-12.20 THE HAJJ FORTS OF JORDAN; A SIXTEENTH CENTURY
TOURIST INFRASTRUCTURE
Andrew PETERSEN, WALES, UNITED KINGDOM
12.20-12.40 PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS OF CULTURAL TOURISM IN
THE SUNDARBANS OF BANGLADESH, THE 522ND SITE OF THE WORLD HERITAGE
LIST
Bijon Behari SARMA, KHULNA UNIVERSITY. BANGLADESH.
12.40-14.00 Lunch Break
14.00-15.00 Closing Session
Chair: Prof. Nabil HAIDAR: VICE PRESIDENT OF THE LEBANESE AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
15.00-18.00 Guided Tour to Petra
19.00 Offical Dinner Hosted by His Excellency the President
of Yarmouk University
Saturday, 21 December
2002
Optional visits to:
Wadi Rum
Mount Nebo and the Baptismal Site
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