英文摘要 |
Under the effects of climate change, catastrophe normalization has turned into a global trend. The idea of “preventive conservation” is now the main axis of cultural preservation among all nations; many countries have begun to plan adaptive strategies and take steps towards the impacts on cultural asset. The application of risk maps has become the tool for considering cultural asset vulnerabilities. However, cultural asset preservation work in Taiwan remains mainly on insect-resist, antisepsis as well as structural reinforcement and fire prevention. The importance of overall environmental conceptual thinking is ignored. These limited approaches can barely confront disasters and damage caused by extreme weather. This study aims first to analyze and explore current global approaches then try to build a domestic risk map targeted on cultural asset combining hazard prone area analysis in New Taipei City in northern Taiwan. Analysis is made with GIS. Finally, this study examines present cultural asset preservation strategy based on cultural asset vulnerability. |