Chapter 1 The Project of the Rehabilitation of Holy Sepulchre’s Holy Aedicule as a Pilot Multispectral, Multidimensional, Novel Approach Through Transdisciplinarity and Cooperation in the Protection of Monuments

Chapter 2 The Holy Sepulchre as a Religious Building

Chapter 3 Preliminary Assessment of the Structural Response of the Holy Tomb of Christ Under Static and Seismic Loading

Chapter 4 Corrosion Protection Study of Metallic Structural Elements for the Holy Aedicule in Jerusalem

Chapter 5 Innovative Methodology for Personalized 3D Representation and Big Data Management in Cultural Heritage

Chapter 6 Governance and Management of the Holy Edicule Rehabilitation Project

Chapter 7 Branding Strategies for Cultural Landscape Promotion: Organizing Real and Virtual Place Networks

Chapter 8 3D Survey of a Neoclassical Building Using a Handheld Laser Scanner as Basis for the Development of a BIM-Ready Model

Chapter 9 Exploring the Possibilities of Immersive Reality Tools in Virtual Reconstruction of Monuments

Chapter 10 Reconstruction and Visualization of Cultural Heritage Artwork Objects

Chapter 11 Vandalized Frescoes’ Virtual Retouching

Chapter 12 Idea: Ancient Greek Science and Technology

Chapter 13 Cross-Sector Collaboration for Organizational Transformation: The Case of the National Library of Greece Transition Programme to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (2015–2018)

Chapter 14 Volos in the Middle Ages: A Proposal for the Rescue of a Cultural Heritage

Chapter 15 Information Technology, Smart Devices and Augmented Reality Applications for Cultural Heritage Enhancement: The Kalamata 1821 Project

Chapter 16 DiscoVRCoolTour: Discovering, Capturing and Experiencing Cultural Heritage and Events Using Innovative 3D Digitisation Technologies and Affordable Consumer Electronics

Chapter 17 The Digitization of the Tangible Cultural Heritage and the Related Policy Framework

Chapter 18 Authentic Learning to Better Prepare for Preservation Work

Chapter 19 20 Years of the N.T.U.A. Interdisciplinary Post Graduate Programme “Protection of Monuments”

Chapter 20 Education and Training for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, as a Strategic Aim of the Department of Architecture, Frederick University Cyprus

Chapter 21 Cultural Heritage and Education/Training/Occupational Activity of Engineers in Greece

Chapter 22 The Historic Centre of Vimercate: Investigation, Education, Community Involvement

Chapter 23 Connections with the Cultural Heritage in Formal and Informal Learning: The Case of an Interactive Visual Game of School Life Museum in Chania

Chapter 24 From Discovery to Exhibition - Recomposing History: Digitizing a Cultural Educational Program Using 3D Modeling and Gamification

Chapter 26 Heritage Resilience Against Climate Events on Site - HERACLES Project: Mission and Vision

Chapter 27 Resilient Eco-Smart Strategies and Innovative Technologies to Protect Cultural Heritage

Chapter 28 Interventions on Coastal Monuments Against Climatic Change

Chapter 29 Increasing the Resilience of Cultural Heritage to Climate Change Through the Application of a Learning Strategy

Chapter 30 Taxonomy of Architectural Styles and Movements Worldwide Since 8500 BC

Chapter 31 Monastery of Kimisis Theotokou, Valtessiniko, Arcadia, Greece - Restoration of the Τemple and Integration of New Structures

Chapter 32 Deterioration of Monument Building Materials: Mechanistic Models as Guides for Conservation Strategies

Chapter 33 Technological Innovations in Architecture During Antiquity. The Case of Cyprus

Chapter 34 TLS Survey and FE Modelling of the Vasari’s Cupola of the Basilica dell’Umiltà (Italy). An Interdisciplinary Approach for Preservation of CH

Chapter 35 Interdisciplinary Approaches in Cultural Heritage Documentation: The Case of Rodakis House in Aegina

Chapter 36 Assessment of Masonry Structures Based on Analytical Damage Indices

Chapter 37 Α Historical Mortars Study Assisted by GIS Technologies

Chapter 38 Towards a Blockchain Architecture for Cultural Heritage Tokens

Chapter 39 Protection and Highlighting of a Waterfront Zone Disposing Strong Cultural Characteristics