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 प्रतिलिपि यह प्रस्तुति 23 मार्च, 2020 के फेसबुक लाइव वीडियो का हिस्सा है। डॉ. मेरी स्ट्रीगल: तो आज का विषय है कोरोना वायरस संबंधित ज़रूरी बातें और हम सांस्कृतिक संसाधनों को कीटाणुरहित करने के बारे में बात करने जा रहे हैं। मैं, डॉ. मेरी स्ट्रीगल लगभग २५ वर्षों से अमेरिका के राष्ट्रीय संरक्षण प्रौद्योगिकी और प्रशिक्षण केंद्र के ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: Joe is a maritime archeologist with NOAA’s office of National Marine Sanctuaries. He specializes in archaeological recording of deep water shipwrecks. He’s worked on several NOAA projects in the Thunder Bay, Florida Keys, and monitor national marine sanctuaries ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. Why DIGITAL? Its only 1’s and 0’s We still seem to be fighting the war over the value of digital information some 30 years after its introduction to the public. Developments in technology have occurred so rapidly that skepticism ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Transcript McBride:     Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen.  My name is Patrick McBride and on behalf of myself ...

Wet Recovery of Taxidermy Sheena D. Simmons: Good afternoon everyone. Thank you for joining us for today’s webinar presented by the Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation and the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. This program is being recorded and will be available to reference later today. My name is Sheena Simmons, I’m ...

Jason Church: This webinar is sponsored by the American Institute For Conservation, and the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. This program is being recorded and will be available for future reference in a few days. We have, I believe I heard 250 registered, so welcome everyone. We’re very excited to have you today. Our ...

This lecture was recorded during a symposium held May 13, 2006 at the Victoria Mansion in Portland Maine. Welcome and History of Preservation at Victoria Mansion Robert Wolterstorff, Director, Victoria Mansion Today’s symposium is intended to accomplish two things: to offer an overview of what’s been going on in the very active field of research in Brownstone ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Daina Penkiunas: Okay, our next presenter is Hans Van Tilburg, who has worked as a carpenter, a sports diving instructor, commercial diver, and science diver in California, North Carolina, Louisiana, and Wisconsin. He earned a BA in Geography from ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Water Chemistry Guidelines for Art Fountains by Martin Burke Martin: I am going to try and speak loud enough to get away from the microphone. The one element that has linked all of our presentations over the last two days is water. ...

The video is a primary training resource, providing graphic instruction on how to repair, rebuild and relocate stone walls and rock fences.

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Dr. Perky Beisel: I appreciate the opportunity to be here today and to tell you about the Voices from Small Places project as it relates to identifying, documenting, and preserving rural cultural landscapes. Our project grew out of the strong conviction that there ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Virtual Conservation of Folk and Outsider Art Environments Abstract The presentation will address the issue of conserving documents pertaining ...

The shell middens, forts, and shipwrecks of the Gulf area are treasures that represent a wide swath of history—a veritable gumbo of cultural treasures. Dr. Meredith Hardy, an archeologist with the National Park Service’s Southeast Archeological Center (SEAC), explains the importance of these cultural resources and how they are being protected. Transcript Hi, I’m Dr. Meredith Hardy. ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Poster full detail and size Utilizing Digital Methods to Document and Reconstruct Old Sheldon Church The adoption of advanced technologies in the field of historic preservation has occurred at a much slower rate when compared to related ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Utilization of Bathymetric Surveys for the Location and Monitoring of Archaeological Shipwrecks Speaker 1:           I’m going to be talking about my master’s dissertation research, which I finished up last fall and also a bit of work I’ve been doing since then because we got a new ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Blair Atcheson:     I am Blair Atcheson with the Naval History and Heritage Command Underwater Archeology Branch, NHHC for short because that’s a mouthful. Myself along with Dr. Richard Hulver, NHHC’s lead historian on Indianapolis, have ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: Next, we’re going to be hearing from Anna Holloway who will be talking about the USS Huron. She’s the Maritime historian for the Maritime Heritage Program of the National Parks Service. In that role she acts as ...

Funded by NCPTT, Montana Public Television has produced a series of videos that highlights the nation’s underwater archeological treasures and features the preservation work of the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

by Ryan Stubblebine Host: Welcome, and thank you for standing by. At this time all participants are in a listen only mode. I would now like to turn the meeting over to Ryan Stubblebine. Thank you, and you may begin. Ryan: Thank you very much. Hi, out there everyone. Hopefully everybody is doing well today. I’d like to ...

This paper is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Using UAVs to Rapidly Preserve Historic Structures in New Orleans, Louisiana Alanna Moore:                  OK, so as the last presenter, I want to say thanks to everyone for a really great week. I’m self-taught in all of this, and I really, I have multiple questions I’ve had ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: So our first speaker is Jim Delgado. He’s the director of Maritime Heritage and NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries. His four decade career has included a 13 year tenure with National Park Service, including serving as ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Melanie Damour: Alright, good morning everyone and thank you for being here. First of all, I’d like to thank Debbie and Mary for herding all of these cats and making this symposium happen. Having been ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Kimball Erdmann: Okay. I think you can see why I enjoy working with the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST) and with Malcolm. They know how to do some really cool things. Point clouds is just one. I do have to say ...

Use of Hydroxyapatite for enhancing durability in marble. This video highlights the recent project by George Scherer’s laboratory at Princeton University on developing state-of-the-art techniques to protect marble monuments and sculptures. This project was funded in part by PTT Grant (MT-2210-12-NC-08). Marble is an elegant material that is used for our most precious sculptures and monuments, ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Unicultural Ethnography: Preserving Outsider Art Through the Ethnography of Individual Outsider Artists Abstract Certain aspects of the artistic experience ...

History by Design: The Tumacácori Visitor Center as Historical Pastiche This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Frank Matero: Thanks Mary. And thanks to NCPTT for the invitation. It’s really a pleasure to ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Holly Houghten: I’m very pleased to have been invited to be here, being a tribal representative. I would’ve liked to have seen a few more here because with cultural landscapes, it’s very important to think about the prehistoric and even the current use ...

Transcript Hi, I’m Debbie Smith, Chief of Historic Landscapes Program at NCPTT. Today I’m going to discuss ways to protect your trees before a storm and how to recover after a disaster.  Storm effects that I’ll be covering include:  Flooding, lightning strikes, and primarily wind damage. To prepare for a disaster, you need to know your trees and ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Treatment Considerations for a Newly-discovered Madonna by Martin Ramirez” by Susan M. Peckham Susan Peckham: Good afternoon. Okay. In 2013, I was assigned this work in preparation for the Celebration of Mexico Conference at the Library of Congress. The conference focused on the Mexican ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Toward Better Treatment of Cast-Iron Fountains with Zinc Statues by Carol Grissom Abstract: The first statue to decorate a publicly financed fountain in the United States was William Rush’s wooden Water Nymph and Bittern, made for Philadelphia’s new water works in 1809.  Fountains ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Jennifer Carpenter: Good afternoon. Last presentation. I think it’s the great foresight of our symposium planners that we started with the New York World’s Fair, and that’s where we will end this afternoon a little ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. They Died in Rome: Preservation of an Active, Historic Cemetery for Foreigners by Nicholas Stanley-Price Jason: I’d really like to thank also, both the people who welcomed us. Francis Miller for helping me pull together the hands-on. The hotel, because we ...

This video was originally produced by the US Forest Service, part of the USDA. In 1889, two forest rangers, Than Wilkerson and Hank Tuttle, had just landed themselves the job of patrolling the newly established forest reserve in western Montana’s Bitterroot Valley. With only skimpy provisions and not so much as a horse to travel on, ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “The Winds of Change: When a Place Changes… and Changes a Place” by Kimberly Van Dyk Kimberly Van Dyk: To anybody in the audience, I’m not a curator, I’m not a conservator, I’m a downtown development manager. I’ve worked in community development planning and ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. The Use of Infographics in Preservation Planning by Andrea Livi Smith and Tasha Horton, University of Mary Washington Andrea: -as a newly graduated undergrad BA it’s kind of tough to make it down here so I will read ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Dr. Andrea Roberts: Thank you so much for having me, and Perky Beisel, long fan of your work and glad to be a kindred spirit in our approaches. So, in talking about the Texas Freedom Colonies Project, I’m essentially talking today about a process ...

This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Lesley Gilmore: All right, so I don’t know how you have… woven this web, but you’ve set me up with everyone who came before is ...

The Wooldridge Monuments are a group of eighteen life-sized sculptures located in Maplewood Cemetery, Mayfield, Kentucky. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, they commemorate the life and relatives of Henry G. Wooldridge.

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. The Space Age in Construction by Justine P. Bello, Caroline Guay, Tom McDowell, Mark Rabinowitz, Joseph Sembrat Caroline Guay: Good morning. I’ll be speaking about space age and architecture, what influenced space-age design, how it impacted our lives, the ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Diana Penkiunas: And our last presenter before our break is Brenda Williams, who will be speaking on the Quincy Smelter Complex as a Maritime Cultural Landscape. Brenda Williams is a Senior Associate at Quinn Evans Architects, and her career has ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. James Bartlinski:   We really have looked forward to talking about this because we think it’s a very unique subject. We are the Airborne and Special Operations Museum, and if you don’t know where we’re located, ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA The Patternmakers Art: Innovation within a Timeless Tradition With a few exceptions, architectural metal castings are made using hollow cavity sand and clay molds.  The molds are made by compacting the sand around patterns which look like ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA The Patternmaker’s Art: Innovation within a Timeless Tradition With a few exceptions, architectural metal castings are made using hollow cavity sand and clay molds.  The molds are made by compacting the sand around patterns which look like ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art Transcript Church:     Alright we’re ready to get started back. Our first ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Ben Resnick:   December 7th, 1941 that date is seared into the American memory along with the words Pearl Harbor and Day of Infamy. Pearl Harbor is not the whole story. Our presentation today involves ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Travis Ratermann:  Thank you. How many people have heard of the mole? Oh that’s good at least we have some people. Up here… it’s not there, oh there we go. So this is an article that ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Kathryn Holliday: Hi, good morning/afternoon. I have to say, as someone who grew up in New Orleans, I find it a little bit painful to be doing this on Mardi Gras. So, happy Mardi Gras. I considered bringing things to throw at this ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Josephina Maldonado:  So good morning everyone. My name is Josephina Maldonado. I am a senior conservation tech with Conservation Solutions, a division of Evergreen Architectural Arts. So I’ll be referring to them as Evergreen from ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: Our next speaker is Daria Merwin. Her topic is the many and varied maritime cultural landscapes of New York state. Daria has more than 20 years of experience in cultural resource management, conducting research in both archeology ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Elizabeth Jackson: Hi, I’m Elizabeth Jackson. I’m Chief of Interpretation with Guadalupe Mountains National Park, and this is a picture of Guadalupe Mountains. A while back, I actually have, let me backtrack, I have been at the park since about 2015. When you ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. The Knapp’s Centre: 1930’s Art Moderne Icon Reinvented by Bradley Cambridge Bradley R. Cambridge: All right, thank you everybody. I did want to say to, I think the last ten years that I kind of focused a little bit ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Valerie Grussing: Briece Edwards is the senior archeologist based in the Tribal Historic Preservation Department in the confederated tribes of the Grand Ronde community of Oregon. He coordinates the archeology and research program within the department reviewing cultural research on ...

This lecture was recorded during a symposium held May 13, 2006 at the Victoria Mansion in Portland Maine. The Geology of Portland (CT) Brownstone, and Quarry Factors to Consider in Block/Slab Selection for In-Kind Replacement of Portland Brownstone G. Michael Meehan, president, Portland Brownstone Quarries First I would like to thank Robert and staff for their hospitality ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. The Farnsworth House by Robert Silman and Ashley Wilson Ashley Wilson: All right. It’s one of the most recognized and photographed buildings from the mid-century portfolio. This residential masterpiece designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1945. It’s constructed in 1950 ...

This lecture was recorded during a symposium held May 13, 2006 at the Victoria Mansion in Portland Maine The Evaluation of Alkoxysilane Consolidants on Portland Brownstone Dr. George Wheeler, Director of Conservation, Columbia University Historic Preservation Program Good morning. Thank you for being invited to speak here, to Robert and Ivan, and to have the opportunity to ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. The Documentation Course: Beyond Drawing by Carter Hudgins and Amalia Leifeste, Clemson University/College of Charleston Amalia: Can people hear me? Some? Yeah? Wonderful. Thanks. Thank you Mary for the introduction and to everybody who I’ve had the ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. The Cycle of Use, Neglect, and Renewal in Historic Family Cemeteries of Niagara, Ontario by Catherine Paterson Paterson: Thank you. I’m very excited to be here and to be speaking with you this morning. The focus of my talk is on ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Katherine Boles:  Hello everyone. Thank you very much, Debbie. And I’m really excited to be here. I really enjoyed learning from all the wonderful experts that are here so far in the conference and I’m excited to share a little bit about my ...

Jacob Jackson Home Site This video is the seventh in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP).  The video is made possible by financial support from the NPS National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT) and through the efforts of digital media production intern Vanessa ...

This video is the sixth in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP). The video is made possible through the efforts of digital media production intern Vanessa Hartsuiker, whose internship with the Olmsted Center was supported in partnership with the American Conservation Experience. To view more ...

The Cultural Landscape at Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site  This video is the eighth in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP).  The video is made possible  through the efforts of  production digital media production consultant Vanessa Hartsuiker, who initiated this video series ...

The Cultural Landscape at Chatham Manor at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park This video is the first in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP).  The video is made possible by financial support from the NPS National Center for Preservation Technology and Training ...

This video is the fifth in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP). The video is made possible through the efforts of digital media production intern Vanessa Hartsuiker, whose internship with the Olmsted Center was supported in partnership with the American Conservation Experience. To view more ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Michael Wallis:  Good morning. Welcome to Tulsa. It was back in the late autumn of 1965, and I was a 20 year old Marine coming home for some of mom’s cooking. Hitchhikers were not an endangered species ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. The Challenges of Treating Delaminating Slate Headstones: New Treatments with New Materials by Irving Slavid Irving Slavid:  I see they’ve brought the break out, the danishes, so I won’t be long. I do hands-on restoration among other things and I’m going ...

A Splendid Sunset of Craftsmanship: The Civilian Conservation Corps in the Public Realm This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Gray Brechin: Thank you. I want to say this has really been one ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway: Exemplifying the Evolution of the NPS Planning and Design This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenters’ Bios Liz Sargent: I just wanted to start by saying that this debate on ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Michael Strutt: I’m the director of cultural resources for parks and wildlife, so we manage your state parks. And at TPWD, we own and manage over 600,000 acres in the state, encompassing nearly 90 state parks across many varied cultural landscapes throughout the ...

Restoring the Two-Step: Illuminating Texas Dance Terraces This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Bess Althaus Graham: Good morning, so delighted to be here. That was my boss, Cindy Brandimarte, that just spoke, and we ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Robert Melnick: I want to start by thanking Preservation Texas and National Park Service, especially Guadalupe Mountains, National Parks Conservation Association, and of course, NCPTT for organizing this and for all the other sponsors. I hope you don’t think of this as the ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Technology, Preservation Education, and Managing Change in the Alamo by Carolina Manrique and Robert Warden, Texas A&M University Carolina: Okay. Good morning. This presentation is co-authored with Professor Robert Warden who says, hi, to everybody. He’s currently ...

This paper is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Technology for the People: Developing a Low Cost Heritage Documentation Kit to spur Innovation in Digital Preservation Speaker 1:           Good morning. So, if you didn’t know, CyArk is a 501C3 nonprofit with the mission to capture, archive, and share the world’s cultural heritage, but moving beyond the ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Taking the Art to the Streets: How the Citizens of Los Angeles Saved Watts Towers Transcript Church:         ...

This interview was recorded at the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions Symposium, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma What drew you to this symposium? I think what drew me to this symposium is when I heard about what you were doing, and you contacted me, and I looked into it a little bit. I ...

This interview was recorded at the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions Symposium, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma What drew you to this symposium? I think what really drew Amy and I in initially was the connection with Route 66, but also kind of putting Route 66 in context with all these other road ...

This interview took place at Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma What drew you to this symposium? What drew me to this symposium? I think the subject has been neglected. It certainly has been a topic of interest since the 70s, through various organizations like the Society for Commercial Archeology, ...

This interview is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma What drew you to the symposium? Someone reached out from the Center, and I was instantly excited because I don’t actually get a chance to interact with people who work with materials that much. I, who answer ...

This interview was recorded at the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions Symposium, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma What drew you to this symposium? So, the thing that really drew me to this symposium was the connection to Route 66. And the National Trust is taking a big interested in Route 66 this ...

Susan Buggey Hello, my name is Susan Buggy.  I worked for Parks Canada for twenty-seven years and then I was ten years as an adjunct professor at the University of Montreal in landscape architecture.  But now I am mostly retired, I just do really interesting projects and things I think are important.  I’m based in Ottawa ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Stephanie Hoagland: Good afternoon, so we spent most of today in Oklahoma, and so now we’re going to veer East and head over to the Jersey Shore. Alright, perfect. In the early 2000s, the Wildwoods were ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Dylan Thuras:  Thank you for that. Yeah, so, first off, I want to say thanks for having me here. I was really excited to come and be at this conference. I feel like for me Atlas Obscura ...

Built Sturdy, Left Fragile: State Parks After the New Deal This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks:Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Cynthia Brandimarte: Thank you very much, it’s a pleasure to be here. And thank you all for attending this ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. St. Louis’ Mid-Century Modern Architecture: The Matter of Materials by Mary Reid Brunstrom Mary Reid Brunstrom: Thank you, Mary. I want to say thank you to the National Park Service and the sponsors of today for the opportunity to be on ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Spherical Imaging and Virtual Environments for Conservation of Cultural Heritage Sites Speaker 1:           Yeah, thanks we’ve had some pretty great talk so far. And we have an update that Heritage Structures Lab is … The Art and Archeology Department, the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, and ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. South Florida Fountain Conservation: Case Studies of the treatment of several fountains in a tropical environment by Justine Posluszny Bello Abstract: Fountain conservation requires treating historic elements within an active and public environment whose operational needs may directly conflict with those of the ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Mike Kertok: A little background. Phillips 66 was founded by Frank and L.E. Phillips brothers. It was originally an oil exploration company. They drilled the wells. They pumped the crude out of the ground. That’s all ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Valerie Grussing: Our first speaker is Jessica Perkins. Jessica grew up in rural Rhode Island and obtained her BA in sociology with honors from the University of New Hampshire. Jess received her Juris Doctorate with a certificate in natural ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Simon Rodia’s Towers in Watts (The Watts Towers) Four Decades of Interventions and Still Searching for a ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Nancy Bartlit:   Good morning. I want to thank Mary and Debbie for inviting me. It’s been a long wish of mine to come back to this museum. Don and I were here maybe 30-some ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Lynn Rostochil:  We’re going to talk about some of the great signs in Oklahoma, not just on Route 66 but throughout the state and I’m just going to briefly give a little history of either the ...

Funded by NCPTT, Montana Public Television has produced a series of videos that highlights the nation’s underwater archeological treasures and features the preservation work of the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Shifting the Paradigm of Heritage Conservation Education through 3D Imaging Technologies Speaker 1:           I’m actually only going to speak briefly, and Sujin will be doing the presentation, but I wanted to, I wanted to share first a little bit about the University of Florida’s Envision Heritage ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Separating Baby from Bathwater: Conflict Resolution in Modern Materials, Systems by Walter Sedovic Walter Sedovic: I’m proud to call myself a St. Louisan and I’m honored to be here. I’m thrilled at NCPTT for having the foresight and the ...

Funded by NCPTT, Montana Public Television has produced a series of videos that highlights the nation’s underwater archeological treasures and features the preservation work of the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

This paper is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Scientific photogrammetric imaging of a large-scale Diego Rivera fresco mural Mark:                    I’d like to first thank NCPTT, and particularly Jason Church for making it possible for myself and Carla to be able to address you remotely today. What we’re gonna do is show you our approach to ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. Saving the Lines: Documenting Ships and Small Craft Using Laser Scanning Recording the shape of ships is especially challenging as they are typically constructed with compound curves and complex surfaces. Traditional hand-measuring techniques are time-consuming and only ...

Download this episode as an mp3 or Subscribe via iTunes Kevin Ammons: Welcome to the Preservation Technology Podcast, the show that brings you the people and projects that are bringing innovation to preservation. I’m Kevin Ammons with the National Park Service’s National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. Today we join Catherine Cooper as she speaks ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Kaisa Barthuli: Hello everybody. It is the last presentation of the day. Thank you for being here. There have been some great presentations, and still it’s a long day so thank you. But I love this symposium ...

Neville Agnew of the Getty Conservation Institute speaks about the conservation of the hominid footprints at Laetoli, Tanzania. He lists three primary conservation topics that the general public will care about: Egyptology, dinosaurs, and human ancestry.

This presentation was presented as the keynote address for the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012, Presidio, San Francisco, CA.   Rocket Science and 3D Analyses in the Preservation of Artistic and Historic Works More than sixty years ago development began on the nuclear-propelled ORION Spaceship destined for a manned mission to the planet Saturn. This ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Reba Ashby:  I first became interested in roadside architecture in graduate school, but I didn’t really realize the connection until then. I, like many of you, had gone on a lot of road trips with my family. ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Cynthia Brandimarte: Thank you. Usually I speak about state parks of the New Deal era, and this symposium has given me an opportunity to take a look at an earlier project but with new eyes. I’m ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Daina Penkiunas: Okay! Now we move on to Joshua Morano, who will be speaking on risk, salvage, and exploring the concept of the maritime frontier. Joshua is a maritime archeologist who has been working at Biscayne National Park since ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Amanda:  How are y’all doing?  I’m Amanda. I am the Director of Tulsa Foundation for Architecture (TFA). I also occasionally describe myself as a recovering bureaucrat. Not as much anymore; I’ve been gone from that gig ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Revisiting Clementine Hunter’s Murals at African House” by Jill Whitten and Robert Proctor Jill Whitten: Hi. I’m very happy to be here. Can you hear me all right? The story today centers around some remarkable people, three remarkable women and probably more than that in ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, October 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Returning the Forest to Forest Lawn: Tree Planting Strategies for Historic Landscapes by Matthew Quirey Matthew Quirey:  Good afternoon. Thanks for having me. Today, it’s my pleasure to talk about the Forest Lawn landscape renewal plan and returning the forest to ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Returning From Oblivion: The Reemergence of a World War II Memorial Sundial by Minxie and James Fannin   James Fannin: I’m going to have to use this for … I’m almost there. Good afternoon. I was going to say late, but we’re ...

This video documents the repair of damaged drystone walls in the popular Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park.

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Restoring the Lion’s Roar: Documenting and Replicating Limestone Structures Through Laser Scanning, 3D Computer Modeling, and CNC Machining In January 2011, Kreilick Conservation, LLC of Oreland, PA was engaged by Beaver Electric Co. Inc. to conserve the Branch ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Rolando Garza: I will talk today about our efforts to restore the cultural landscape and how it impacts our visitor experience. Palo Alto Battlefield is the only national park that is dedicated to preserving and interpreting sites associated.with the US Mexican War, ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Restoration of Rockefeller’s Italian Fountain by Ricardo Viera and Michele Boyd Viera: So in 2005 the BCA was commissioned by the Wildlife Conservation Society to assess the conditions, prepare the documents and monitor the repairs and rehabilitation of the Italian Rockefeller Fountain. ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Restoration and Replication of Steel Elements at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater and Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum by Pamela Jerome Pamela Jerome: Good afternoon and I want to thank the organizers for having invited me here today. And what I want ...

Resetting Ground Supported Headstones : Resetting Volume 3 Jason Church: Hello and welcome to historic Chalmette National Cemetery. My name is Jason Church. I’m a materials conservator with the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. In this video, we’re going to cover the tips and techniques needed to raise and realign ground supported grave markers ...

Materials Conservator Jason Church demonstrates how to properly reset stone grave marker.

Trees in historic landscapes are often important cultural resources that contribute to the significance and integrity of a property. This video provides guidance on the concepts and techniques of replacing individual trees at historic properties.

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Reimagining August Bloedner’s 32nd Indiana Infantry Monument (1862) by Sara Amy Leach Sara Amy Leach:  The most fun I have at work is collecting postcards, cemeteries off of eBay and garage sales.  Good afternoon, this presentation is essentially phase tow of ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Rehabilitation of Shippensburg University’s Old Main Fountain by Gabriel W. Harrison and T. Scott Kreilick Church: Alright, so our next talk is Gabriel Harrison. Gabriel is currently a Senior Conservator at Kreilick Conservation. Gabriel maintains his own private conservation practice consulting outdoor ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Adam Smith:  Good afternoon. We also have a co-author, Dr. Steven Smith, from the South Carolina Institute of Archeology and Architecture, as well. He got me here today. I’ve been working with Fort Leonard Wood ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Red Jacket: Sculpture Conservation Treatment in Forest Lawn Cemetery by Francis Miller Francis Miller: Thanks for having me here today, everyone, and thanks for everyone attending. It’s great getting a group like this together, not only to discuss issues with repairs and ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Poster full detail and size Recording Structure and Process: HAER 3D Digital Documentation Methods For many historic engineering works the structure’s historical significance is based on its structural design. This is especially true for bridges. By understanding ...

English Español Trataremos de enseñar los procedimientos básicos para recolocar una lápida de piedra. Hay dos cosas importantes que recordar. Lo primero es asegurarse de la seguridad personal y lo segundo es no hacer daño a la lápida como tal. Estas son estructuras delicadas pero pesadas y se debe de ejercitar una gran cantidad de cuidado y ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Realms of the Unreal and the Henry Darger Archives Abstract The American Folk Art Museum maintains the single largest ...

This presentation in part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Reality Capture, 3D Modeling, and Historic Preservation: A Structural Engineer’s Perspective Kate:                     Good afternoon. Good to see everybody back. Everybody’s still awake after lunch, right? Okay, good. All right. I’d like to take just a minute to tell you a little bit about Silman before I ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Abstract Re-evaluation of 1984 Preservation Decisions for the African House Murals by Clementine Hunter In 1984 as an Associate ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. Producer/Process/Production The Sacred Chaos of Preserving the Artist and/or the Art: The Wonderfully Strange Case of Howard Finster and his Paradise Garden by Norman Girardot Norman Girardot: I wanted to say two quick things as a preface for this that came out of the wonderful ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX.   Jeremy Brunette:  Good morning. My name is Jeremy Brunette, and I’m actually a coauthor of this paper, along with J.T. Stark, who is the Head of Preservation at Bandelier National Monument. We’ve been working together ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Paula L. Bryant:  Over the past few years, members of the Prairie Research Institute, which is comprised of five state surveys, including the Illinois state archaeological survey, have partnered with the Cook County Forest Preserve ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Rick Minor:  There we go. So this morning we heard these really excellent presentations on research that is pretty far along. This is going to be a real contrast, because this represents basically the first ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX.   Ray Barnett:   Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. I’m sure you’re all wondering why I called you here. My name is Ray Barnett, and I will be talking on preserving the hardware of war. That’s ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Preserving the Gateway Arch: Evaluating Fire Protection and Life Safety Conditions Using a Performance Based Analysis by Anne Weber and Jennifer Wiley Jennifer Wiley: Hughes Associates is now Jensen Hughes. We merged with RJA, so a bit of housekeeping. I’d ...

Preserving the Denali Park Road: Ninety Years of Challenge and Perserverance This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Frank Norris: A guy who’s living in Santa Fe is going to be babbling on about Alaska for ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Dr. Lila Rakoczy:   I’m a World War I and early modern siege warfare specialists, so I’d like to talk to you about World War II. The internment of thousands of Japanese Americans is one of ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Janet Folkerts:   Okay. Hello, everyone. Thank you for giving me a chance to be here today. My name is Janet Folkerts, like she said, and I work for the National Park Service for the ...

This video was produced was part of The Carpenters’ Company 2011 Master Builder Dialogues, “Preserving America.” It was developed in collaboration with Independence National Park and Drexel University. Robert: Thank you so much, Charlie. It’s so nice to be here and so wonderful to talk to all of you who have this great interest in preservation ...

Jason Church: Welcome to today’s webinar I am your host Jason Church with the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. Today we are joined by Preservation Architect Jack Pyburn to discuss preserving African American Historic Properties. Jack it is my pleasure to introduce you not only as a NCPTT board member but as a ...

Preservation, Innovation, and Education: Exploring the University Design Studio as a Platform for New Thinking in Resource Protection, Treatment, and Sustainability for the Next 100 Years This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenters’ ...

This summer, NCPTT, the Tulane School of Architecture, the Preservation Trades Network, and Save Our Cemeteries hosted training on treatments for above ground cemeteries damaged during Hurricane Katrina. Topics included masonry applications, preservation technology, limewash, appropriate treatments for tombs, and a history of the cemeteries of New Orleans. This video was produced by Tulane University.

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Preservation Planning for Historic Cemetery Landscapes by Martha Lyon Martha Lyon: Thank you. As follow up to the several presentations that have been given about planning so far, two this morning and then this great presentation about the trees, I am ...

This video was originally produced by the US Forest Service, part of the USDA. In the Northern Rockies, at least 800 old cabins, fire lookouts, and ranger stations still stand on federal and state public lands. These structures, nestled among fir trees and dotting the banks of creeks are of immense historic value and are irreplaceable. ...

Historic sites reflect a particular time period and cultural use. These landscapes are composed of historic features such as buildings, trees, fencing, and walkways that date to an historic period. Understanding and implementing appropriate maintenance practices to preserve a site’s historic character and its individual features are essential components of a maintenance worker’s job. This ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Preservation Education Challenge: Establishing Heritage Curricula and Professional Practice in Emerging South Asia Democracies, Pakistan–A Case Study by Robert W. Ogle and William C. S. Remsen, Boston Architectural College Robert Ogle: Thank you. It’s great to be ...

This video describes the work of preservation architect Gunny Harboe who has been named a 2010 Chicagoan of the Year by ChicagoMag.com. Harboe has been restoring some of Chicago’s iconic buildings since being involved with the rehabilitation of the Rookery in 1992.

Hello, my name is Lindsey Cochran from the University of Tennessee. I’m also with the NCPTT. I was a summer intern in 2014 for Tad Britt in Archeology and Collections. My project this summer was to create predictive modeling for the DEVA Project or Death Valley National Park. My goal was to identify and then ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Erin Gearty: Okay, so I’m going to wrap things up a little bit, talking about where we’re going with this data set from here. Julie McGilvrey mentioned sort of how this project began, really as a mitigation project, but one of the ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Full Detailed Poster   Post-Processing Workflows: Identifying Hidden Costs in Converting Scan Data to Useable Information This poster aims to demonstrate the unique challenges associated with scanning and documenting OV-103 (Space Shuttle Discovery). In demonstrating the workflow ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Portland Cement  Vs Historic Gravestones Jonathan Appell:  Apparently, The Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico looked like this before 1910. News story out now … I’ll just go through these images quickly, is this Mr. Menchaca just did a study based ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX.   Dr. Odile Madden:  Good morning everyone. How do I move forward? Here we go. The Wright brothers made their first powered flight at Kitty Hawk in 1903 in an open frame aircraft with the pilot lane ...

The video was filmed at Fredericksburg-Spotsylvania National Military Park and created in partnership by the National Park Service Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation; Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscape Program; and Learning and Development Program-Facility Maintenance Academy.   Now that we’ve selected the cultivar to plant in the Fredricksburg Garden at Chatham, we’re going to now look for healthy ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Planning to Stabilize, Document, Conserve and Interpret Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden in Summerville, Georgia Abstract This presentation will illustrate ...

Transcript Hello, my name is Dustin Fuqua, and today I’m going to be telling you a story I like to call “Picking Up the Pieces: Resource Documentation and Post-Disaster Recovery at the Bayou Folk Museum Kate Chopin House.” The context of this project is Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, and in particular, the Cane River Region. Note the historic ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Rhys Martin: Alright, thank you all very much. So, has anybody here ever heard of the term “imposter syndrome?” So, it’s generally a feeling that a lot of people kind of identify with that when you’re in ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Photogrammetric gigapixel imaging of monumental wall paintings using visible, infrared and ultraviolet radiation. Speaker 1:           Hello. It’s great to follow on from that presentation from , obviously I’ve used a lot of their resources online in doing the research that I carried out. Before I ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Photogrammetric Documentation of Weathered and Damaged Headstones at the Cataraqui Cemetery,Kingston Ontario by George Bevan and Alexander Gabov George Bevan:  Today for my collaborators in this project. Ian Longo, one of my undergraduate students, who’s worked extensively in the Cataraqui Cemetery ...

Perpetuating the Thrill of the Old-Time Road: A Historical Perspective on Park Road Preservation This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Timothy Davis: I want to thank Mary, and Debbie, and Kirk and all the others ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Pasaquan, the Journey Continues” by Peter Schoenmann and Shane Winter Shane Winter: Terry asked me to do a presentation for you guys here today basically about what’s going on at Pasaquan. Sorry. Basically just going to tell you what’s going on at Pasaquan and ...

Park Historic Architecture Program Comes of Age with the Historic Preservation Act of 1966 This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Hugh Miller: This is a story of people, visions, the world of the possible. ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Paradise Gardens; its Past and its Future Transcript Church:     This is Jordan Poole, the very newly elected director ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Daniel Phoenix:   Good morning ladies and gentlemen. Ray , thanks very much for that. I can safely say that just about everything he said is very much the same for us. I can sense deep ...

Hi, I’m Carol Chin.  I’m a Conservation Scientist at theNational Center for Preservation Technology and Training, and I’ve been doing some work with my colleagues here on the Gulf Oil Spill and conservation of some cultural resources down along the coast.  So today I’m going to be talking about Oil and Cultural Resources – Lessons ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: All right, so I already introduced Susan. She’s with the Parks Cultural Landscape Program. Thank you. Susan Dolan: Thank you, once again. Barbara asked me to speak about climate change response and cultural resources in the National Parks Service. ...

This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Ethan Carr: Thank you very much, it’s an honor to be here starting off this conference on A Century of Design in the Parks. Part of my duty ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Not Seeing the Cemetery for the Monuments: Understanding the Importance of Preservation Assessments by Michael Trinkley and Debi Hacker Michael:  My talk today deals with how, as conservators, we see the cemeteries in which we work. First, a little bit about ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. No Thermal Break, No Problem: Upgrading Kahn’s Stainless Steel Windows in the Richards Building by David N. Fixler and Matthew Chalifoux David N. Fixler: I’m going to venture out on a limb for just a second because James’ presentation ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Eric Leonard:   So we’re here again today. Just like yesterday, Christina and I are both aware that we’re what stands between the room and lunch. So we’re going to tell a compelling story to ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Allan Blank:    Thank you. Good afternoon. We had a peacemaker and a minuteman taking it out to lunch, and we’ll have Nike bringing you back home. Just want to mention, it’s a privilege being ...

Rocks, Logs and Circular Perfection: Design Parameters and Processes for Constructing Outdoor Theaters in the Nation’s Parks During the New Deal This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Linda Jewell: I’m going to thank everyone ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. New Contexts: Preservation Challenges of Modern Era Design by Ann K. Dilcher Ann K. Dilcher: Good morning I’m excited to be at St. Louis, not expecting to be talking about the old court house and the age of ...

Modern Architecture and Preserving the Historical Milieu: Richard Neutra’s Visitor Center and Cyclorama at Gettysburg This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Fred Esenwein: Thank you Mary. And just as an update, I ...

This past week, I was thrilled to attend my first-ever Association for Preservation Technology (APT) conference. The conference was hugely successful, both in numbers and in the quality of information presented. We at NCPTT were happy to take part as a sponsor of the conference and a partner in some of the learning experiences there. The ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Nationwide Monument Conservation at National Cemeteries: Planning, Management, and Treatment Implementation by Sara Johnson Sara Johnson: Going to talk a little bit about a contract that my company has with the National Cemetery Administration for the preservation of a number of ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA   Monitoring Using Laser Scanning – Case Study of Watts Towers This paper will explore the use of laser scanning as a part of a controlled survey to measure movement of buildings and structures over time. In 2011 a ...

The Second Century: Modernizing Park Buildings for the Next 100 Years This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Robert Hotes: First of all, I want to thank Mary, and Debbie, and everyone at ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Modern Problems in Historic Cemeteries by Frances Ford Ford: Hello. My presentation today I have titled Modern Problems in Historic Cemeteries, and you’ll find out why in just a second. My presentation outline will sort of set the scene of this ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Poster full detail and size Mind the Gap: the Need to Supplement Laser Scan Data in HABS Documentation Projects The HABS poster will discuss the use of laser scanning in relation to the documentation of historic buildings. ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Mid-Century Commercial Modernism: Design and Materials by Carol Dyson Carol J. Dyson: Thank you. Well I really wish to thank the National Park Service and many other sponsors of this great conference. I am truly thrilled and honored to ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison James Moore: Next up is Sean Dunham. Sean is the heritage program manager with the Chippewa National Forest. Before his career at the Forest Service, he worked as a cultural resources consultant on many projects in the Eastern Region ...

This lecture was recorded during a symposium held May 13, 2006 at the Victoria Mansion in Portland Maine. Material, Intent, and the Aesthetics of Conservation David Fixler, AIA, Principal, Einhorn Yaffee Prescott I think why we did this project but why it matters to the world at large, to the architectural community, to really a sort of ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. “Material Matters” By Gunny Harboe, FAIA Gunny Harboe:    Well good morning. I too would like to thank all the organizers of the conference The National Park Service, NCPTT, friends of NCPTT, AIA St. Louis, Washington University and the World ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Material Change: Attenuation to Significance by Christopher Domin Christopher Domin: Coming in this morning past the Central Library and the Wainwright Building, and then taking a right at the Gateway Arch, I get why we’re here. So thanks to ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison James Moore: Our next speaker is Kenneth Sassaman. He is the Hyatt and C.C. Brown professor at Florida Archeology in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida. He earned his PhD in anthropology from the University of ...

This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Many Glacier Hotel: The 100-Year Restoration by Elizabeth Hallas Elizabeth Hallas: Thank you, Debbie. Good morning, everybody. Nice to see you here bright and early. All right. How many ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Susan Dolan: I’m going to talk about managing environmental change in cultural landscapes and reconciling first integrity and dynamism that are inherent in cultural landscapes. Applying the concepts of treatment and preservation maintenance to cultural landscapes, i.e. managing change within specified parameters. Then ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Lauren Meyer: Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you. So, it’s hard to follow Susan because I feel like you’re so soothing and it’s actually good for me because it keeps the nerves down so it feels good. So, to follow Susan’s presentation ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Diana Penkiunas: Okay, our first presentation for the second half of session four is about Mallows Bay as a Maritime Cultural Landscape. We have two presenters. The first is Susan Langley. Dr. Langley has been the Maryland State Underwater ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Maintenance Programs for Historic Fountains by Fran Gale Striegel: Fran Gale is a lecturer with preservation experience throughout the United States. She’s also the senior lecturer at the University of Texas, School of Architecture, where she teaches Materials Conservation and is the ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO.

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Maintaining Leadworks for Cemetery Monuments and Mausolea by Angus “Gus” Fraser and David Gallagher Gus: Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mount Auburn is a National Historic Landmark. It was the first of a rural or garden cemetery in the United ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Magical Mosaics: Preserving Isaiah Zagar’s Philadelphia Art Environment Abstract One of the nation’s most amazing, yet least known, art ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Made from My Own Hand: An Introduction to Concrete Grave Markers by  Gordon Bond and Stephanie M. Hoagland Stephanie Hoagland: Good morning. Yesterday Jonathan Appell showed us some concrete that you never want to see in a cemetery, but today we’re ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Low, Light and Livable: From Modern to Ranch in Arkansas, 1945-1970 By Holly Hope Holly Hope: I really am honored to be included in an agenda with so many people who are much more lofty than I. I have ...

Hola, en este video le estaremos enseñando los procedimientos básicos para limpiar lápidas de piedra. Hay dos cosas que se deben de recordar: lo primero es que siempre hay que asegurarse de la seguridad personal y lo segundo es no hacer daño a la lápida como tal.

This six minute video explains how to prepare and apply limewash.

Many fallen or sunken grave markers are too large or weigh too much to be reset by hand. For these markers a mechanical hoisting or lifting system must be used. There are many types of lifting systems in use from very complex cranes and truck mounted hydraulic booms to less complex gantries and tripod hoists. ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. LIDAR and Photogrammetry: Comprehensive Data Collection for Historical Preservation Speaker 1:                           Thank you, Jason. So before I get into it, I just want to say this has been a great conference and very pleasant surprise about the music that is on Frenchman Street. I was not ...

Learning from the Texas Wildfires: Bastrop State Park and Beyond This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Dennis Gerow: Those last two presentations were just so outstanding. We’re going to switch things up and ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Malcolm Williamson: I’m a long-term DEER spacial researcher at the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST) at the University of Arkansas. I’m going to be talking about the digital 3D documentation of the portions of Carlsbad Caverns National Park that had the ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. Poster full size and detail Laser Scanning America’s Cultural Landscapes The Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) Documentation to the Secretary of the Interior Standards, Assessing the Value of Laser Scan Data The Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) mission is ...

Susan Turner talks about how and why landscapes are and should be preserved.

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Diana Penkiunas: Okay, our next presenter is Julie Bird, who will be speaking on landscape versus discontinuous district Florida dugout canoes. Julie Bird is the senior archeologist at the Florida Bureau of Archeological Research Division of Historical Resources. She ...

This video is the third in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP). The video is made possible by financial support from the NPS National Center for Preservation Technology and Training and through the efforts of digital media production intern Vanessa Hartsuiker, whose internship with ...

Landscape Processes and Cultural Resources: Shifting Perspectives to Protect Mendocino Woodlands This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Laurie Matthews:            It’s late in the day. I know I’m a little tired, so I ...

Landscape maintenance is a critical element in historic cemetery preservation.  Yet often the landscape is neglected or improperly maintained, resulting in damaged historic features and a loss of historic landscape character. NCPTT presented a webinar addressing landscape maintenance in historic cemeteries on April 7, 2010. Course instructor Jason Church discussed sensitive maintenance practices for cemetery landscape ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Diana Penkiunas: Okay, our next presenter is David Cooper, speaking on the multi-faceted Apostle Islands. Mr. Cooper works as an archaeologist and cultural resource specialist for the National Park Service at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Bayfield, Wisconsin. He ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Kohler Foundation, the Journey to Preserve Vernacular Art” by Terri Yoho Terri Yoho: Let’s get organized. It’s a delight to be here. I’m really pleased to be able to tell you about Kohler Foundation. Kohler Foundation has been around for seventy-five years. We celebrated ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Kansas City Water Quality by  David Greene This presentation will provide an overview of federal drinking water regulations, typical municipal water supply chemical/biological characteristics, and premise plumbing (e.g. fountains) issues related to water quality. Speaker Bio David Greene is the Laboratory Manager at the ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “James Hampton’s Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Millennium General Assembly” by Helen Ingalls Helen Ingalls: I want to start this talk with a little bit of a personal note. In about 1971-72, my mother, Mikee Ingalls dragged a very disaffected teenager ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison James Moore: Our next speaker will be Jeff Shanks. Jeff has been an archeologist with the National Park Service for 8 years. Prior to that, he worked for the Florida Bureau of Archeological Research. He is currently the Acting ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison James Moore: Our next speaker is Matthew Sanger. Matthew is the director of public archeology programs at Binghamton University, and conducts research on hunter-gatherer sites across the eastern woodlands. His primary research area is in Georgia and South Carolina, ...

NCPTT, in partnership with Monroe County History Center at Indiana University, conducted a workshop focused on the techniques and knowledge needed to preserve ornamental ironwork in an architectural setting. This workshop begin with an opening lecture session at 6:30 p.m. by NCPTT’s Materials Conservator Jason Church on Friday, October 14th at the History Center in Bloomington, Indiana. ...

Materials Conservator Jason Church demonstrates how to properly repair an iron fence.

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Investigating the Visible Stains on the Stainless Steel Skin of the Gateway Arch by Josh Friedland, Christine Freisinger, and David Megerle Christine Freisinger: Good morning. As Frank mentioned, my name is Chris Freisinger. I work at WJE. Presenting with me ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Investigating and Understanding the New York State Pavilion’s Tent of Tomorrow and Observation Towers by Nancy Hudson and Evan Kopelson Evan Kopelson: Thank you. Nancy and I are honored to be presenting today our work on the New York ...

This presentation is part of the online document Acknowledging Landscapes: Presentations from the National Register Landscape Initiative. Barbara Wyatt: Let me tell you a little bit about Kristen. She works as an archaeologist and grants manager for the American Battlefield Protection Program, which is part of the National Parks Service. For the ABPP, she manages over 25 grants each ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Dr. Sarah Gould: Thank you for having me here today. This is not really my area, so I’m honored to be here with you. I’m going to be talking about a site where I work and I think it does really connect ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Poster full detail and size Integrating Aerial and Ground-based LiDAR in Appalachian Heritage Planning and Visualization The Natural Resource Analysis Center (NRAC) at West Virginia University is building a portfolio of integrated LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging) ...

This paper is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Integrating 3D Digital Documentation Methods for Cultural Resource Identification and Documentation in a Heavily Forested Mountainous Landscape Speaker 1:           First I’d like to thank them for their presentation. We’ve done a number of — and Frank Lloyd Wright falling water and we can attest to Frank ...

This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Brenda Williams:       Land that would eventually become part of the American National Park Service was utilized by and inhabited by American Indians long before the Organic Act of ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Incorporating 3D Digital Data in HABS/HAER/HALS Projects Architects Dana Lockett and Paul Davidson of the HDP presented four years ago on our use of High Definition Surveying to gather field data for cultural resource documentation. In combination with other techniques, both traditional and digital, laser scanning ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. In Small Things Remembered: The William Peters Reeves Grave Memorial at Kenyon College by Dennis Montagna Dennis: Thanks. Thanks, Jason. David, I think that with all that gnawing, we’ve done some studies and determined that that’s why squirrels don’t get into ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Identifying the 1950s Ranch House Interior as a Cultural Resource by Laura Kviklys Laura Kviklys: Thanks. Awesome. I hope you guys are doing well. As a disclaimer before I actually start. I want to say thank you so much ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Brad Barr: Our final speaker in this session is Deanna Beacham. She is the American Indian Program Manager for the National Park Service Chesapeake Bay office. She previously worked as an American Indian program specialist for the commonwealth of ...

Ian Firth I am Ian Firth and I’m originally from England from Yorkshire in the north of England.  I’m living in Athens Georgia where I’ve been for over thirty years.  My current job – I’m retired, I’m a professor emeritus at the University of Georgia and I’ve been retired for seven years. How did you become interested ...

Karen Pavelka, a senior lecturer for at the University of Texas at Austin, presents a short video on how to handle paper collections that have mold growth. The video was originally created by the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin as an information resource for NCPTT’s disaster response and recovery webinar ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “How to Move a Mountain: the Documentation and Display of Displaced Art Environments” by Karen Patterson and Lisa Stone Karen Patterson: Hi there. Originally I was going to do this presentation with Lisa Stone from Preservation Services. Unfortunately she couldn’t be here, so this ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “How is the Conservation of Outsider/Folk Art Unique? Or is it?” By Barbara Appelbaum and Paul Himmelstein Barbara Appelbaum: We’re going to switch the topic, from the things, to the process of conservation. I’m always in, trying to pin down exactly how to describe what ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Anna Mod: Good morning still. I’m here to talk about something near and dear to my heart, and that is Houston. I grew up in Houston. It has been a very challenging city for me to understand and to love. And as ...

Dr. James Finch gives a public lecture on preservation.

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA High Resolution Digital Photogrammetry with Object Surface Texture Digital Photogrammetry when coupled with multi-image capture can provide high resolution imagery with detailed surface texture. Surface texture can be in greater detail than traditional point cloud laser scanning, and the ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX.   Susan Edwards:   Everybody. Jeff and I are delighted to be here. I wore heels. Anyway. We have a tale about a plane to tell you this morning. It’s a plane with two stories. The ...

Existing conditions documentation of archaeological structures can be cut by 60% and can improve the accuracy and fidelity of the documentation by using scanning technology. This would optimize valuable human and financial resources for archaeologist and preservation specialist working to save our ‘Vanishing Treasures’.

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Valerie Grussing: Next we have Trisha Watson. She’s one of the Culture Resources members of the US Marine Protected Areas Federal Advisory Committee. She has a JD and a background in environmental law, and a PhD from the University ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Handcrafted Gravemarkers of Julius “Jesse” Thomas  by Anne Shelton   Anne:  Thanks to Stephanie and Gordon I am so pleased to follow their presentation and it was terrific. It was really terrific and I was so pleased to see some really similar ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Jim Thole:  Morning everybody, and let me put that slide up. There we go. That’s what I’m all about. Not knowing what was coming before me, well I hit the wrong button. Here we go. Yep, yep. Not ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. God’s Architects; Documenting the Materials, Methods, and Self-Taught Builders of the South Abstract Scattered about remote back roads and ...

This video covers a workshop on the conservation and restoration of stained glass.

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference. Gilded Water Fountains Fabrication/Conservation/ Maintenance by William Adair A presentation on the specific issues encountered with the restoration of a contemporary outdoor gilded water fountain, “The Spirit of American Youth”. The gilded replica was based on the original artwork done  in 1953 by Donald Harcourt De Lue (1897-1988), The ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Chad Moffett: Good morning everyone. Thank you for coming. Very happy to be here to talk with you today about the work that is being done on Route 66 in Oklahoma here. I really enjoyed Mr. ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Gateway Arch Stainless Steel Weld and Surface Discoloration Evaluation by Catherine Houska Catherine Houska: My presentation today was sponsored by The Nickel Institute and IMOA, which are two stainless steel industry associations. And if you haven’t found it in your ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. From Theses to Capstone Experiences: Engaging Students in Community-Based Preservation by Rebecca J. Sheppard and Catherine Morrissey, University of Delaware Rebecca:Everybody hear me? Thank you, Lauren. Historic preservation has long focused on the importance of preserving buildings ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. From the Field to the Classroom: Developing Pedagogy in Digital Humanities For years, humanists have been developing processes for integrating digital tools into the research and documentation of cultural heritage sites and objects. Primarily, these investigations have been conducted by the upper echelon of the university ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Daina Penkiunas: All right, next person up is Brendan Carter, from Land to Sea or Sea to Land, recognizing key features of terrestrial and maritime landscapes. Brendan is the chief of resources at Shuka National Historical Park, the only ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Fragile Grounds: Mapping South Louisiana’s Cemeteries by Jessica H. Schexnayder and Mary H. Manhein  Jessica: Let me give you a little bit of background about this before we start this presentation.  This actually started out as a student project.  I was ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Four Light Total Appearance Imaging of Paintings by Roy S. Berns, Tongbo Chen, and Jim Coddington Imaging artwork for documentation and reproduction has a long and rich history. The vast majority of such imaging reduces an illuminated three-dimensional ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, held July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Fountain Conservation-California Style by Andrea Morse Video Transcription Hello, my name is Andrea Morse, I’m principal conservator of the Sculpture for Conservation Studio in Los Angeles.  Today my presentation will introduce you to the styles, some history and fountain problems that one ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Form Concrete, Establishing Common Ground by Amanda Burke Amanda Burke: Good afternoon, everybody. I’m really excited to be here. I’m really excited that this forum and symposium are here in the state of Missouri so that I could attend ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Foamhenge: 3D Modeling and Conservation of a Monumental Sculpture Novel use of technology, 3D digital documentation, model-based engineering, contemporary materials and techniques illustrates the potential that digital documentation and technology has in supporting creative and collaborative problem-solving.  ...

Iconic New Deal Era Cultural Landscapes in the Florida State Park System This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. David Driapsa: Thank you, Debbie. It’s so nice to be back in Santa Fe. In the late ...

Funded by NCPTT, Montana Public Television has produced a series of videos that highlights the nation’s underwater archeological treasures and features the preservation work of the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenters’ Bios Barbara Wyatt: First of all, thank you very much to NCPTT for organizing this wonderful conference, and we appreciate the opportunity to speak. The historic ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Finding Avondale: Remote Sensing for an Unmarked Cemetery in Difficult Subsurface Conditions by Hugh B. Matternes and Valerie Davis Hugh: Good morning, I’m hoping you’ll learn not only from the results we have here but some of the mistakes we made ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Renee Benn: Good afternoon, everyone. I’m here to talk to you about our updated field guide to gas stations in Texas. I should mention that it also applies regionally, not just to Texas, but you can ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic at the Fair by Mary Jablonski Mary Jablonski: So, take a front-row seat in a new era. It is an era in which man has created for his own better enjoyment of living, a whole new ...

Funded by NCPTT, Montana Public Television has produced a series of videos that highlights the nation’s underwater archeological treasures and features the preservation work of the National Park Service Submerged Resources Center.

United States Attorney Stephanie A. Finley announced that Robert E. Lucky, Jr, 64, of New Orleans, was sentenced today to 25 months in federal prison and was ordered to pay $326,893 in restitution for mail fraud in connection with selling fake paintings attributed to Louisiana artist Clementine Hunter. Lucky was also sentenced to three years’ ...

Money Can’t Fix Everything: Facility Management Funding at the Flagstaff Area National Monuments This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Caleb Waters: When I saw the call for proposals for this conference, I wondered, “What ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Extraordinary Legacy; the Folk Art Collection of the High Museum of Art” by Susan Crawley Susan Crawley: Good morning. First I’d like to thank Jason and the National Park Service for giving me the opportunity to tell you about the superb collection of folk ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Expression of Faith and Fear: The Chauvin Sculpture Garden by Kenny Hill” by Deborah Cibelli Deborah Cibelli: Thank you very, very much. I’d just like to present our view of the garden. What I’ve been able to do over the years is to have ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Nancy Brown: All right, so when I sent in the concept for this presentation, I had no idea Susan Dolan was speaking in front of me, and that we were going to cover some of the same ground. I am coming at it ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA   Evolution in Project Workflow – Is High Definition Survey the Missing Link? There is a major shift occurring in the preservation and building industry today. It was only 30 years ago that architects and engineers where designing ...

Materials Research Chief Mary Striegel and Materials Conservator Jason Church conduct a TEL NPS course “Essentials in Cemetery Monument Care.”

Materials Research Chief Mary Striegel and Materials Conservator Jason Church conduct a TEL NPS course “Essentials in Cemetery Monument Care” broadcast on January 30, 2007.

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. ENGINEERING 281: Renovation of Fountains – Hydraulic Considerations by David Peterson David Peterson: Let’s see, can you guys hear me without the microphone? Alright ‘cause I like to stand up here a little closer to you and not hide behind the podium. ...

Emerging Technologies: Their Evolution and Limitations Within the Fields of Cultural Preservation and Interpretation This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Tim Castillo: Okay, that sounds good. Thank you, thank you very much for the opportunity ...

Effects of Climate Change on the Long Term Deterioration Trends of Wood in Cultural Heritage This presentation is part of the A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Suzana Radivojevic :          …and good morning everyone. It is a little bit of a ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma   Erin Turner:  Great. Thank you. Hi. I am going to be speaking, excuse me, about grassroots art environments or visionary environments, which are collections of immobile constructions or decorative assemblages created by self-taught artists and/or craftsmen made ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Anath: Glen Echo Park is located in Montgomery County Maryland. It’s about 20, 30 minutes outside of Washington D.C. And this is a project that we started in 2003, which is when my daughter was born, ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “E.T. Wickham: The Intersection of Family and Preservation” by Brittany Wickham Walker Brittany Wickham Walker: Good afternoon. I wish it was better weather, but I will try to condense this as much as I can. Again, my name is Brittany Walker. I’m here to ...

Funded by NCPTT, Montana Public Television has produced a series of videos that highlights the nation’s underwater archeological treasures and features the preservation work of the National Park Service’s Submerged Resources Center.

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Diana Penkiunas: We’re going to start out with Paul Engel who will be speaking about Drakes Bay National Historic Landmark, Historic District. Paul Engel is the archaeologist at Point Reyes National Seashore and has served in the capacity since 2010. ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Down to Earth: Conservation Decision-Making for Historic Cemeteries by Katharine Untch Katharine: Thank you very much. It’s a pleasure to be here, and I want to especially thank the conference organizers, Jason Church and Mary Striegel, NCPTT, not only for this ...

Download this episode as an mp3 or Subscribe via iTunes Documenting Slave Structures and Tenant Cabins Kevin Ammons: Welcome to the Preservation Technology Podcast, the show that brings you the people and projects that are bringing innovation to preservation. I’m Kevin Ammons with the National Park Services National Center for Preservation Technology and Planning. Today we join ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Documenting Preservation History Through Education: The New Orleans Preservation Timeline Project by John H. Stubbs, Tulane University John Stubbs: Thank you very much. You don’t know what a pleasure it is for me to be here for a ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA   Documenting National and World Heritage Sites: the Need to Integrate Digital Documentation and 3D Scanning with Traditional Hand Measuring Techniques For the past fifteen years, digital documentation technology of historic sites and resources has developed into a ...

After emancipation, the South’s slave based agricultural system had to adapt or perish. Enter the new system of Tenant Farming. In the system of tenant farming the laborer lives on the property, borrows money from the land owner to advance seed, fertilizer, mule use, food, and house hold supplies. At the end of harvest season ...

The first Divine Disorder Conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana.  This conference  focused on highlighting the under-appreciated decorative works of non-traditional artists. The conservation of these works is vital to preserving the life story of those artists outside the main stream art community. Artists come from ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Discriminating Palettes:   The Painting Materials of Clementine Hunter and Her Imitator Transcript Church:    Next we have Joe Baraby, Senior ...

Transcript Hello, my name is Sara Marie Jackson, and I work with the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training with the Architecture and Engineering Program.  Today I’m going to be talking about preparing buildings for disasters. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast.  We are four hours from the Gulf Coast where it hit.  However, ...

Thank you for joining us today.  This is the second day of our webinars on disaster preparedness.  Thank you for those who are returning from yesterday and welcome to those that are coming for the first time.  Luckily, most of you know who NCPTT is, having gone to our web site and found out about ...

My name is Mary Striegel, and I am Chief of Materials Conservation at NCPTT.  Today I’m going to bring you some information about disaster planning and how to go about creating a disaster plan for your collections.  So we’ll start with our first slide.  I just want to tell you that Benjamin Franklin said, “By ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Digital, Digitization, Digitalization A Prescription for Being Found In the “Cloud” Speaker 1:           I came back into education, well actually into school, after 38 years of doing broadcast video production. I came to the Industrial Archeology Program with that in my skillset. The first time I ...

The Development of the NPS Standard House Plans and Adaptations: The Early Seminal Designs, the Standard Designs, and their Modification This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio John Feinberg: We did the nomination, the ...

Solving the “Recreation Problem”: The Development of the National Recreation Area This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Heidi Hohmann: Okay. I’m talking about .. National Recreation Areas today. NRA, which I’m going ...

Designing the Parks: Formative Years and Risk Taking Revisited This presentation was part of A Century of Design in the Parks Symposium, Santa Fe, New Mexico, June 21-23, 2016. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Margie Coffin Brown:    Thank you for what has been a wonderful symposium, to NCPTT, the presenters, and the participants. I am really having a great time, so thank ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA   Designing the LiDAR Mission for Industrial Heritage: Cooperation Across the Fields Heritage managers and digital documentarians may observe the same subject, but observe it through a contrasting set of filters. The focus of this paper is to ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Daina Penkiunas: Our next presenter is Bert Ho, who will be speaking on delineating maritime cultural landscapes at national parks. The subtitle is Dry Tortugas National Park and St. Croix Scenic Waterway. Bert Ho is an underwater and marine ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Speaker 1: Our next speaker is Sandro Canovas, who also keeps me in good supply with the bottles of Sotol, so thank you, Sandro, for being here today. Sandro Canovas: Thank you. Yeah, that’s true. The other part of my life surrounds around the ...

Boston University produced this training video to raise awareness of fire risks to cultural properties and to provide technical information about fire detection and suppression systems including sprinklers, gaseous agents, and water mist.

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Susan Dolan: How lovely to be back. Thank you and pleasure to have the opportunity to talk about the National Park Service perspective on cultural landscapes. First of all, just a little framing of what I’m going to talk about, and that is cultural ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Robert Melnick: I want to thank a number of people you’ve already heard from but who are the sponsors and obviously Preservation Texas, Evan and Jane especially, but the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training that I’ve been working with and known ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Julie McGilvray:   So, I wanted to start off by saying how cool it is to be here. Robert tells me I give him strange projects, and this is definitely one of the most interesting ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Kim McKnight: My name is Kim McKnight. I work for the city of Austin Parks and Recreation Department, and I can’t tell you how excited I am to be here, and really just by the mere existence of this symposium, I’m sure like ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Greg Smith: I’m happy to participate in this program. I got really excited and I immediately made a list of all the different types of cultural landscapes that we’ve nominated and have seen listed and then I started getting into the specifics, all ...

The video series was produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP).  The series was funded in part by the NPS National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT) and in partnership with the National Council for Preservation Education and the American Conservation Experience.  All videos were made through the ...

This report is an overview and assessment of the cultural landscape of the Tongue River Valley, its historic themes and cultural resource site types. Designed to accompany other project deliverables (the video documentary and map-based digital archive), the goal of the project is to demonstrate the national, state and local significance of the layers ...

This video is the ninth in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP).  The video is made possible  through the efforts of  production digital media production consultant Vanessa Hartsuiker, who initiated this video series during an internship with the Olmsted Center supported in partnership ...

The Power and Process of Creating Independence National Historical Park in Urban Philadelphia This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Cynthia MacLeod: … and Mary, Kirk, and Stephanie, and to all the colleagues ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Claire Gorman: As Julie said, my name is Claire Gorman, and I study computer science and architecture at Yale University, where I’m excited to be skipping class today, to be here with you and share this work. I’m new to the field ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Dennis Montagna Creating a Conservation Plan for Vollis Simpson’s Whirligigs Abstract For the past thirty years, 92-year-old Vollis Simpson has ...

Le sujet du jour est les bases du virus COVID -19 et nous allons parler de la désinfection des ressources culturelles. Je suis Mary Striegel, cela fait environ 25 ans que je travaille en tant que scientifique spécialiste en conservation auprès du National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. Je vais vous parler aujourd’hui de l’isolement, du ...

Transcripción El tema de hoy es el virus Covid-19, conceptos básicos. Y hablaremos de desinfectar el patrimonio cultural. Soy Mary Striegel, conservadora científica con más de 25 años en el Centro Nacional de Tecnología y Capacitación para la Preservación. Hoy les hablaré sobre como aislar, limpiar o desinfectar materiales históricos. La presentación que vamos a hacer hoy se basa ...

Transcrição O tema de hoje é o vírus Covid-19, conceitos básicos. E falaremos sobre desinfectar o patrimônio cultural. Eu sou Mary Striegel, cientista da conservação com mais de 25 anos no Centro Nacional de Tecnologia e Treinamento para Preservação (NCPTT). Hoje falarei sobre como isolar, limpar ou desinfectar materiais históricos. A apresentação que faremos hoje baseia-se no ...

Good afternoon. My name is Mary Striegel, and I’m a Conservation Scientist with the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. This is the third Facebook live broadcast that I’ve hosted from my home in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Today we’re going to focus on issues associated with re-entering our cultural sites and the precautions that we ...

Transcript I want to introduce myself in case you didn’t see the first broadcast by the National Center. I am Mary Striegel. I am a Conservation Scientist with the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, and I’ll be talking to you today about personal protective equipment, or PPE, which it is commonly referred to. We’re ...

Transcript This presentation is part of the Facebook live video, March 23, 2020. Dr. Mary Striegel:  Today’s topic is COVID – 19 virus basics and we are going to talk about disinfecting cultural resources. I’m Mary Striegel, I am a conservation scientist with about 25 years with the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training.  I’ll be talking to ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Poster full detail and size COOPERATION CREATES A CUSTOM CRATE: Conservation, Laser Scanning, 3D Milling and Crate Building Work Together Claes Oldenburg’s Red Tights with Fragment 9 (1961) is created from single piece of contoured chicken wire, ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison James Moore: To conclude this session we have Margo Schwadron, Dr. Schwadron is an Archaeologist with the Nation Park Services Southeast Archaeological Center and is the regional NAGPRA coordinator and division chief for NAGPRA and applied science. Her research ...

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, April 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Conserving the Nation’s Gravesite: Treatment of the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery by Debora Rodrigues and Amy Hollis Amy Hollis: I’m going to talk a little bit about a job that I lived for a couple years, which ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Claudia Chemello:  Thank you so much Debbie and thank you to everyone from NCPTT, Mary, everyone for doing this amazing conference. It’s such a great topic. Paul and I work a lot with military heritage ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Paul Mardikian:  I’m really happy to speak on this project and I want to introduce my co-author Claudia Chemello, who’s here. We’ve had a great opportunity to work with Search. We were hired by Search ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Conservation and H?RTI at The Metropolitan Museum of Art In the winter of 2010, the Sherman Fairchild Center for Objects Conservation at The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosted a four?day intensive workshop on Highlight?based Reflectance Transformation Imaging ...

This video examines the importance of preserving the integrity of America’s historic landscapes.

This presentation is part of the International Cemetery Preservation Summit, October 8-10, 2014 Niagara Falls, NY. Confederates in the Cemetery: Federal Benefits & Stewardship by Elizabeth Heavrin and Sara Amy Leach Elizabeth Heavrin: The war department established the first national cemetery during and immediately after the Civil War to provide final honorable resting places for soldiers ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Doug Porter:  Thanks Mary. I want to start by saying how much I enjoyed that last presentation. I was fortunate to be associated with a research group that worked for about five years on the ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Kelly Caldwell:  Thank you to the NCPTT for inviting a Northern neighbor, even though I am from the US. But, talking about a Canadian context in terms of roadside architecture and attractions. So, for my presentation … ...

With a 2011 Grant from NCPTT, conservators at Georgia O’Keeffe’s Residences in Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch, New Mexico undertook research comaparing digital photogrammetric methods for preservation documentation of historic homes. They documented their project as they went along at http://okeeffeimagingproject.wordpress.com/. This project studied whether existing, three-dimensional (3D) digital photo imaging technologies could be easily adopted by ...

Commandant’s House Garden Redesign at Boston National Historical Park This video is the second in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP).  The video is made possible by financial support from the NPS National Center for Preservation Technology and Training and through the efforts ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Combining hands-on inspection, nondestructive evaluation, and drone-based data acquisition in the investigation of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Monument Doug:                    Hello, good morning. Thank you for having us. So I’m Doug, this is Kristen. We’re gonna speak to you about a project that involved a lot ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Tania Alam: Today I’ll be telling you how paint color palettes have come to the rescue of many buildings in America and saved them from demolition. This presentation has its basis on my master thesis, which was ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. Color and Spectral Archiving Using Dual-RGB Imaging by Roy S. Berns and Jim Coddington Imaging in museums serves multiple end uses from publication to detailed documentation. Commercial RGB digital cameras have, at best, adequate color accuracy , demonstrating ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Cloud Based 3D Digital Photogrammetry Pertev Pa?a Mosque (Izmit, Turkey) Jonathan:            Good afternoon. I’ve really enjoyed today and hopefully we’ll be able to share with you a project that’s got a little bit different goals than some of the things we were looking at earlier today. ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Close Range Photogrammetry vs. 3D Scanning for Archaeological Documentation The proliferation of terrestrial laser scanners on the market over the past few years has been accompanied by a rapid adoption of the technology by archaeologists.  This increased archaeological use ...

The talk presents a biographical sketch of the folk artist, Clementine Hunter, born in southern Natchitoches Parish in late 1887 and died January 1, 1988. Around 2000 a group of paintings appeared on the market supposedly by Hunter but later found to be painted by Beryl and William Toye. The lecture will include details of the ...

Materials Conservator Jason Church demonstrates how to properly clean a stone grave marker.

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: Brad is going to talk about the CSS Shenandoah and whaling heritage in the Western Arctic and Brad Barr received a BS from … Why? Nobody, they don’t all know you. Let me tell them a little ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Brad Barr: The next speaker in this session is John Jensen. John didn’t provide us with a bio, but I think many of you in the room know him. John is currently a professor at the University of West ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Caitlyn Ewers: Today I’ll be sharing with you one of our ongoing projects at the Olathe Naval Air Station, or ONAS, which is located in Johnson County about 20 miles southwest of Kansas City, Kansas. ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Chris McDougal:   I’m honored to be here today. Before presenting my findings, I would like to start off with a quote from Fleet Admiral Nimitz. During a speech in 1946, he said, “At the ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt: So our next presentation is by Brandi Carrier and “Challenges of Using the MCL Approach on the Outer Continental Shelf.” Ms. Carrier is a regional professional archeologist with more than 15 years’ experience in cultural resource management. ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Challenges of Maintaining the Fountains of “The City of Fountains” – Kansas City by Jocelyn Ball-Edson Jocelyn Ball-Edson: For today’s talk, I tried to categorize this into four super categories. My basic four categories … and this all overlaps. They’re all interchangeable ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Barbara Wyatt:  Our last speaker is Mike Russo. Mike’s regular job is the division lead of the external programs at SEAC, the Southeast Archeological Center, but we’re absolutely delighted to have him in Washington serving as the Erica Siebert ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Valerie Grussing: Next, Doug Harris and Doug Jones are going to give a joint presentation. Doug Harris is a veteran of more than 20 years of training and service to the Cultural Resource Mission of the Narragansett Indian Tribal ...

This webinar will cover the basics needed for Cemetery Documentation. The talk will run one hour of lecture with a following half hour for questions and answers. Topics covered in this talk will include an introduction to documentation surveys and forms followed by an overview of definitions general needed in cemetery documentation. Definitions covered are ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Amy Webb: Grant and I are both from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. For those of you who don’t know, the National Trust is a national non-profit dedicated to historic preservation. Essentially, we’re about saving places ...

Carrie Gregory My name is Carrie Gregory, I’m a native of San Diego, California but currently I’m working in Albuquerque, New Mexico for a private consultant, statistical research firm. How did you become interested in landscape preservation? I’m a historic preservation specialist there and very recently about six years I was an archeologist and anthropologist by trade, decided ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Capturing, Document, and Mapping the Digital Cultural Object Using Spectral Imaging Advanced digital spectral imaging enables the ability to create accurate digital renderings of cultural heritage materials, generating a new “digital cultural object” with enhanced access to ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. William Heidner:   The year 1942 found America at war, even though the rest of the world had been at war for over two years or more. Recovering from the shock of the attack on ...

This video shows how to build small drystone retaining walls from beginning to end; laying out the shape, digging the foundation, determining the wall angle, building the face, packing the back, and leveling the top.

May 13, 2006 at the Holiday Inn by the Bay, Portland, Maine

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Michelle Barnett: As mentioned, I’m the director of the Brownfields Program for the city of Tulsa. I’m also the Deputy Chief of Economic Development for the city of Tulsa, and I really just want to welcome you ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, held July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Bringing the Fountain Back to Life – Marble and Bronze Conservation and Sculptural Figure Replication  by Ricardo Viera and Michele Boyd Striegel: Our next speakers will be talking about Bringing the Fountain Back to Life; Marble and Bronze Conservation and Sculptural ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Cary Dupuy: Thank you so much, Evan, for having us here today and thank you all for such a wonderful discussion today, and learning about how we assess cultural landscapes, how we describe them, and the incredible framework that it offers for ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Joel Baker: Great, thanks so much for having me. Like she said, my name is Joel. I’m from American Giants, and this just basically started in 2011, as me discovering these giants in Florida, and what ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Emily Eig:   Good afternoon. Can you hear me all right? I’m Emily Eig, and we are here today coming out of not a place where weapons are being protected, but a place where we’d ...

In this video we will discuss a traditional Louisiana construction method called Bousillage. Bousillage is a Louisiana French term for walls made of mud. The origins of the word comes from Bous which means mud. Louisiana’s bousillage techniques appear s to be a blending of French and Native American traditions. Both cultures employed similar mud walled ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Sydney Landers: Thank you for letting me speak to you all about this project. I worked on it last semester as part of a National Register class at UT Austin. It’s concerning Blackshear Elementary, which is part of the Austin bus. So, ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Beyond Hype and Promise: Digital Heritage Strategies in Our Nation’s Parks for Preservation, 3D Learning, Outreach, and Education Speaker 1:           Thank you very much. Hopefully we’re all back in from the break here. Today, I wanted to talk a little bit about a lot of the ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Best Practices for Digital Documentation by Ekaterini Vlahos and Mike Nulty Through the HABS/HAER/HALS programs the Secretary of the Interior has established Standards and Guidelines for Documentation and acceptability for inclusion in the Heritage Documentation Programs collections ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Rachel Adler: So I’m going to talk mostly about being inclusive in the archeology of the cultural landscape for the Manhattan Project National Historical Site. I am just going to start with a brief overview of where it is located. It’s located ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Valerie Grussing: Jessie Conaway is speaking on behalf of Edith Leoso today, who is the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Bad River Band of Lake Superior, the Lake Superior Tribe of the Chippewa. Edith had several conflicts and emergencies ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Automated Classification of Surface Texture for Photographic Paper Surface texture is a vital attribute defining the appearance of a photographic print.  Texture impacts tonal range, rendering of detail, reflectance and conveys subtle qualitative information about the aesthetic ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. Documentation to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards: Assessing the Value of Laser Scan Data The Heritage Documentation Programs consider High-Definition Surveying (HDS) to be a significant tool, one of many it employs in the survey of ...

Assessing Climate Vulnerability in Cultural Landscapes of the Pacific Northwest This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Robert Melnick: …and I wanna also offer my extreme thanks to Kirk, Mary, and Debbie, and ...

The “Supremely Ugly Museum:” Art Moderne at Ocmulgee National Monument This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Langdon Opperman:     Hello, I want to say right off the bat that I do not think this is a ...

This lecture is part of the Divine Disorder Conference held February 24-26, 2015. “Art Environments: Curatorial Roles and Responsibilities” by Jo Farb Hernández Jo Farb Hernándz: Hi everybody. I’m really very happy to be here this morning. I wanted to talk in general about curatorial roles and responsibilities. I’ve been in this field since about 1973, working ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Art and Infrastructure: Restoring the Futuristic Fountain and Reflecting Pool by Margot Brunn and Henry Zuehlke Church: Our next speaker is Margot Broom who is a conservator for the Royal Alberta Museum, a provincial museum covering Alberta’s cultural and human history, biological ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. Archive of Digital Data for HABS, HAER, and HALS The NPS creates a variety of documents and records, such as inventory and monitoring plans, drawings, photographs, and conservation treatment records, to assist in the planning, management and ...

Hello, and welcome to the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training. My name is Tad Britt and I’m Chief of Archeology and Collections here at the Center. On behalf of Archaeology Day I’d like to tell you about the Center and some of our archeological events we have planned for the next year. A component of ...

Good morning.  My name is Tad Britt.  I’m Chief of Archaeology and Collections for the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, and today I’d like to talk about archaeological sites after disasters, documentation, and planning. Before we get started, I’d like to tell about NCPTT’s mission.  NCPTT advances the application of science and technology to ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison Daina Penkiunas: David Ball will be speaking about the archaeological and biological assessment of submerged landforms off the California and Oregon coasts. He is the Pacific region historic preservation officer and the regional tribal liaison for the Bureau of Ocean ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Aquatic Plants for Water Quality Maintenance in Water features and Fountains Mary Willeford-Bair : The National Park Service is responsible for the management of a variety of constructed water features across the nation. The National Park Service is held to a high ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Applications of Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) in a Fine Arts Museum: Examination, Documentation, and Beyond In 2006, the Worcester Art Museum collaborated with Cultural Heritage Imaging (CHI) to develop reflectance transformation imaging (RTI) as a viable examination ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Application of Current 3D and Pseudo-3D Imaging for Conservation Melvin Wachowiak, Senior Conservator E. Keats Webb, Digital Imaging Specialist Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institute, Washington D.C. Conservation professionals have been aware of modern methods of 3D digitization, but a comprehensive guide ...

In the video, the hull of the Civil War warship USS Monitor is recreated digitally. It is then put in simulated physics environments where different aspects of its operation can be studied.

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. An Unlikely Paper Trail: Identifying the Sites and Inhabitants of the Tenant Quarters Community at Magnolia Plantation by Dustin Fuqua, Cane River Creole National Historical Park Dustin Fuqua: To everyone, I appreciate the opportunity to talk with ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. An Engineer’s Approach to Forecast the Long-Term Effects of Environmental Thermal Cycles on the Aluminum Works in the Artillery Sheds at the Chinati Foundation by James Parker James C. Parker: Exciting to be here. This will be a change ...

This video was originally produced by the US Forest Service, part of the USDA. Hi, I’m Bernie Weisgerber, and I’ve got an axe to grind. Today, we’re going to look at axes, but first I want to show you around the ranger station. We’re here at the entrance to the historic Nine Mile Ranger Station. Now ...

This lecture is part of the National Council for Preservation Education meeting held July 15-16, 2014 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. All Preservation is Local, Except…: Reflections on Conducting Preservation Coursework Abroad by Jeffrey M. Chusid, Cornell University Chusid: Appetizers will be served shortly after the … Many students want to travel internationally as part of their professional ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. Alexander Calder’s “Hello Girls”; a Wind and Water Driven Non-Interactive Feature by John Hirx Abstract Alexander Calder was commissioned to create “Hello Girls”, a wind and water activated sculpture, for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) when the museum was established ...

This video is the fourth in a series of cultural landscape videos produced by the National Park Service (NPS) Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation (OCLP). The video is made possible through the efforts of digital media production intern Vanessa Hartsuiker, whose internship with the Olmsted Center was supported in partnership with American Conservation Experience. To view more videos in the ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Frank Matero: What I am going to talk to you about today is a really remarkable project. It actually is a perfect follow-up from Dylan’s talk, because in my wildest imagination, I had no idea what ...

The purpose of this project is to capture the traditions surrounding burial practices of African-American and Creole community members in the Cane River area to preserve this information for future generations.

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA Advances in Computational Photograph Techniques for Cultural, Historic, and Natural History Materials This talk presents advances in robust new imaging tools from the emerging science known as Computational Photography. The common feature of the computational photography imaging ...

This presentation is part of the Mid-Century Modern Structures: Materials and Preservation Symposium, April 14-16, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri. Adaptive Reuse of the American Zinc Building and Other Works by Gyo Obata Gyo Obata: Okay. It’s interesting that I’m in a building that I designed many, many years ago, and it’s what’s called American Zinc Building. Actually, ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. Activating Data Speaker 1:           Good morning, and thank you, Jason for having us. As Jason said, we’re from the Rhode Island School of Design, The Department of Interior Architecture, where we focus primarily on adaptive reuse. So, we don’t gather data, and we are here today to ...

A Visit to Clementine Hunter’s House With Tommy Whitehead This video along with a 3D scan of Clementine’s House are intended as a virtual tour for those interested but might not be able to visit this artistic and historic site. Tommy Whitehead: This is the front porch of her cabin and she had it screened in early. ...

This presentation is part of the Preserving U.S. Military Heritage: World War II to the Cold War, June 4-6, 2019, Fredericksburg, TX. Alexander MacKenzie:    Thanks very much for having me. Thanks for putting this together. I’m grateful to be here and talk about Springfield Armory. I’ve been there for half of my life now, literally. And ...

Transcript for Part 1 Neil: On behalf of the Preservation Trust of Christ Church and of Christ Church itself, let me welcome you here. My name is Neil Ronk and I am the senior guide/historian of the church. I’ve been here now almost 20 years on the staff of this institution. One of the nicest things ...

This presentation is part of the Are We There Yet: Preservation of Roadside Architecture and Attractions Symposium, April 10-12, 2018, Tulsa, Oklahoma Suzanne Wray: I’ll be talking about two survivors, the Gettysburg and Atlanta cycloramas. Are we there yet? At the Seaside in Holland. Are we there yet? Waterloo. Are we there yet? The Civil War battle ...

This presentation is part of Are We There Yet? Preservation of Roadside Architecture & Attractions Symposium, Tulsa, Oklahoma, April 10-12, 2018. Kevin Barni: Historical markers were not typically thought of as roadside architecture, represent early efforts to highlight roadside places encouraging motorists to explore roadways while learning about local and regional history. This presentation explores three interconnected ...

  This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, TX. Rachel Feit: My talk is called A River Used to Run Through It. This is the version where a middle-aged Brad Pitt can’t fly fish anymore, because he has arthritis. Actually, no. This is actually about the little-known historic cultural landscape of El ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. A Re-composition Methodology of Frescoes Fragments Using a Photogrammetric Approach The central church of the Christ Antiphonitis in the district of Kyrenia, was originally decorated with frescoes dated to the last decade of the fifteenth century and representing the story of the Tree of Jesse (a ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. A Manageable Approach for the Maintenance of Fountain Water Striegel: Our next speaker today is Robert Krueger. He’ll be talking about a manageable approach for the maintenance of fountain water. Robert Krueger is an Objects Conservator and proprietor of Cascadia Art Conservation ...

This lecture was part of the Divine Disorder Conference on the Conservation of Outsider Folk art that was organized and hosted by NCPTT. The conference was held February 15-16, 2012 on the campus of Northwestern University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. A Creative Obsession: Materials and Techniques of the Self-Taught Artist James Castle Abstract Identifying the materials of works of ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA A Comparative Study Using LiDAR Digital Scanning and Photogrammetry Through a National Park Service grant, the Center of Preservation Research (CoPR) at the University of Colorado Denver and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) have partnered to develop ...

A Century of Earthen Architectural Conservation in American Southwest National Parks This presentation is part of A Century of Design in the Parks: Preserving the Built Environment in National and State Parks, June 21-23, 2016, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Abstract and Presenter’s Bio Jake Barrow: Thanks to NCPTT for holding this and getting us altogether and allowing me ...

This talk is part of the Fountain Fundamentals Conference, July 10-11, 2013, Kansas City, MO. A Brief Appreciation of Fountains Through History – Changing Functions, Appearances and Meaning – John Scott John Scott: And so, I also hope that after such a really good series of highly technical and practically experienced presentations that we won’t mind a ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. A Bird’s Eye View: Photogrammetric Documentation using Drones Speaker 1:           Hello. As he said, I’m a PhD student. You guys are a tough act to follow. In fact, Kristen, you probably don’t realize it, but you’re my mentor. We had contact about a year ago, and ...

Since raising the H.L. Hunley submarine (1863) from the seabed in 2000, the project has incorporated 3D technologies including laser scanning, patterned light scanning, Vulcan point system, and computer modeling. Archaeologists developed the use of 3D technologies primarily for site plan development and artifact documentation. As the project progressed, conservators found other applications for the ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA 3D Scanning of Matisse, the Back I-IV: One Thing After Another Matisse created Back, his largest sculpture in 1908/1909. Matisse resculpted Back three times over the next twenty-one years (1913, 1917, 1930/31), each time beginning with a ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA 3D Modeling of a Gravestone Exploiting Low Cost Range and Image Based Techniques Inside the Medieval Museum of the city of Bologna are housed a series of gravestones which originally adorned the tombs of the Doctors belonging ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. 3D Digital Documentation; From a field of specialization to an interdisciplinary point of interaction Speaker 1:           Good morning, everyone. First of all, thank you Kirk Cordel and Jason Turf for having me here. Like Kirk said, we met in 2012 and I was looking forward to ...

The National Park Service explored the latest in digitization technologies for cultural heritage through the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held at the Presidio, San Francisco, July 10-12, 2012.  The summit was jointly organized by NCPTT and the Intermountain Regional Office, and hosted by the Presidio Trust.  The summit featured 25 papers, two panel discussions, and ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. 3D Digital Documentation of Cultural Resources in Southern Arizona National Parks The National Park Service Southern Arizona (SOAR) group consists of Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, Chiricahua National Monument, Coronado National Memorial, Fort Bowie National Historic Site, ...

This lecture was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Francisco, CA The video is currently unavailable for this talk. 3D Digital Documentation as a Basis for the Finite Element Method in the Restoration of Tullio Lombardo’s Marble Sculpture of Adam On October 6th 2002, one of the most important ...

This presentation is part of the 2017 3D Digital Documentation Summit. 3D Digital Documentation and Analysis of the Reef Bay Valley Petroglyphs, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands National Park Speaker 1:           Good morning. Thank you all for being here. This is going to be a little bit different than what we’ve been seeing. It’s going to show ...

This poster was presented at the 3D Digital Documentation Summit held July 10-12, 2012 at the Presidio, San Fransisco, CA. See Poster full detail and size   3D Data Recordation and Immersive Visualization: Considerations for Creative Mitigation Practices The proposed presentation approaches the potential of 3d data collection and analysis in an immersive 3d visualization system, emphasizing digital format ...

This is a pre-recorded webinar featuring moderator Steve Pine with presenters Dan Riley, Jason Church, and Melody Gayeski. All materials used by our presenters will be available for download. Steve Pine is Senior Conservator of Decorative Arts at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. He has assisted in recovery assessments and cleanup of public and private ...

This presentation is part of the Proceedings of the Maritime Cultural Landscape Symposium, October 14-15, 2015, University of Wisconsin-Madison James Moore: Our first speaker is Todd Braje and he’s an anthropological archeologist specializing in long term human environmental interactions, the archeology of maritime societies, historical ecological approaches to understanding coastal hunter gatherer fishers, and the peopling of the ...

This presentation is part of the Texas Cultural Landscape Symposium, February 23-26, Waco, Texas. Julie McGilvrey: We’re going to start, we have a long presentation for you all. This is a full hour. This is on a project that a lot of people have been involved with and this is what we’re talking about when we ...