Miguel Gomez-Heras

Lecturer

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Spain

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Dr. Miguel Gomez-Heras is a Lecturer at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. His research focuses on erosion anisotropy analysis of construction materials, the susceptibility of heritage stones to erosion, and the impacts of wildfire sediment response on cultural heritage. He employs nondestructive techniques and GIS mapping in his investigations and advocates for inclusive practices in geoscience education.

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David Benavente

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Universidad de Alicante

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Belén Oliva-Urcia

Universidad de Zaragoza

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Patricia Vázquez

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Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne

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Characterization of Anisotropic Salt Weathering through Nondestructive Techniques Mapping Using a GIS Environment

Erosion anisotropy analysis of construction materials as a key tool for strengthening preventive conservation strategies in built heritage

Erosion anisotropy analysis of construction materials as a key tool for strengthening preventive conservation strategies in built heritage

Analysis of the erosion susceptibility of heritage stones

Approaches for an inclusive teaching and outreach in geosciences

Characterization of Anisotropic Salt Weathering through Nondestructive Techniques Mapping Using a GIS Environment

Magnetic analysis of slates from Courel Mountains UNESCO Global Geopark (Spain) for determining maximum temperatures of forest fires

Monitoring changes in hydric properties of treated stone material with conservation products by time-sequential IR thermography

Sediment Response after Wildfires in Mountain Streams and Their Effects on Cultural Heritage: The Case of the 2021 Navalacruz Wildfire (Avila, Spain)

Sediment Response after Wildfires in Mountain Streams and Their Effects on Cultural Heritage: The Case of the 2021 Navalacruz Wildfire (Avila, Spain)

Coupling electrical resistivity methods and GIS to evaluate the effect of historic building features on wetting dynamics during wind-driven rain spells

The Use of Magnetic Susceptibility as a Technique to Measure the Impact of Wildfires on Archaeological Heritage

Mineralogical Transformations in Granitoids during Heating at Fire-Related Temperatures

Assessment of an underfloor heating system in a restored chapel: Balancing thermal comfort and historic heritage conservation

Improving uniaxial compressive strength estimation of carbonate sedimentary rocks by combining minimally invasive and non-destructive techniques

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Rafael Fort

David Benavente

Belén Oliva-Urcia

Patricia Vázquez

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