Scientific Conference – The restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris: experiences and perspectives for the Arabian Peninsula
This event is available in English, via simultaneous translation from French.
At the crossroads of disciplines, this scientific conference will look at the various stages in the restoration of the cathedral, from the first measures taken at the time of the fire to the archaeological research carried out subsequently during the works. The use of innovative digital tools and the management of the scientific data collected will illustrate their essential role in enhancing the value of our heritage. The event will also provide an opportunity to learn from the experience of restoration projects and methodologies implemented in the face of heritage disasters. Examples of restoration work and research on historical and archaeological sites in the Arabian Peninsula will be presented, enabling a cross-disciplinary discussion on the different approaches to heritage conservation.
Those involved in restoration and scientific work will share their expertise in a series of lectures. We’ll be joined by representatives from the public institution responsible for the conservation and restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, chief curators from the French Ministry of Culture, archaeologists, and researchers.
The scientific conference will focus on 4 main themes:
February 26
Prevention and emergency action
The contribution of digital technology to the enhancement of monumental heritage
Restoration choices: a cross between the Notre-Dame worksite and projects in the Arabian Peninsula
February 27
Archaeological research for better knowledge
In collaboration with:
Download the detailed programme
Kindly note that this event will be photographed and videographed
Please fill-in the registration form below to confirm your participation on campus
Bookings are closed for this event.
