Railtoland, a Collective Ideation Platform to Develop Innovative Tools to Communicate the European Cultural Landscapes by Train

Menárguez, Ana-Belén Berrocal; López-Rodriguez, Alicia; Martín, Clara Zamorano

doi:10.21125/iceri.2021.2054

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“…The MicroMaster's degree "Railway, landscape and new technologies". This comprises three MOOCs dedicated to each of these topics, which can be undertaken free of charge through the agreement of the UPM with the MIRIADAX platform [19].…”

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Heritage and Railways: Sustainable Tourism Opportunities Boosted by Digital Transformation

Quattrini,

Berrocal Menárguez,

Zamorano Martin

2023

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Heritage and Railways: Sustainable Tourism Opportunities Boosted by Digital Transformation

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Berrocal Menárguez,

Zamorano Martin

2023

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“…The LTTA was conducted in the Sub-Appenine area of the Appennino Basso Pesarese Anconetano. This is an inner territory used as a pilot area for the Marche Region for the Italian Strategy of Inner Areas (SNAI) (Barca, F., Casavola, P. & Lucatelli, 2014). The SNAI is an innovative policy for local development of marginal areas established at a national level by the Italian Ministry of Cohesion in 2014.…”

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DIGITAL HERITAGE&DESIGN THINKING: THE RAILTOLAND WORKSHOP AS AN INNOVATIVE PRACTICE IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION SCENARIO

Quattrini

Ferretti

Berrocal

et al. 2023

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. The higher education scenario is constantly evolving and COVID-19 restrictions traced a demarcation line with previous behaviours and practices. Even though the European Commission spends many efforts to monitor the progresses, indicate the challenges as well as to give the perspectives, innovating the way in which we teach, especially about heritage & design, is rarely a priority.The article presents an interdisciplinary learning activity carried out within the RAILtoLAND (RtL) project, a co-funded Erasmus+ project under the Key Action 2 “Cooperation for innovation”. RtL is a collective ideation platform to develop innovative tools to communicate the European Cultural Landscapes by train and it has the goal to explore the social and educational value of the railway landscape as a common heritage and as a catalyst for European identity.The workshop was carried out in the Sub-Apennine area dealing with two complementary and fundamental topics “Digital Heritage & Design Thinking”, experiencing virtual events and innovative practices for the knowledge, narrative and design of heritage and landscape. The workshop stemmed from an interdisciplinary approach: experts in digital cultural heritage, survey and representation techniques, geomatics, and urban and landscape designers brought together their expertise and performed a ground-breaking study activity. The learning activities involved areas in the Marche Region (Italy) through on field activities, and the Porto-Vigo railway line (Portugal-Spain) through the experience of a virtual trip.

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Assessing the Value of Railway Heritage for Sustainable Development: The Case Study of the Oraviţa–Anina Railway, Romania

Merciu

Păunescu

Dorobanţu³

et al. 2022

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The value of historical railways and their important role in social, economic, technical, political, and cultural terms has led to their inclusion as industrial heritage attractions. This study aims to evaluate the heritage value of the Oraviţa–Anina linear railway, the first mountain railway in Romania. The assessment of the value of the railway involved both quantitative and qualitative methods. The value was assessed on the basis of a rigorous quantitative evaluation of key attributes of heritage railway, using a system of criteria and indicators. On the other hand, the selected qualitative methodology facilitated the critical interpretation of the perception of the local community as a beneficiary of the railway heritage and as an active stakeholder involved in its reuse. The qualitative evaluation of the heritage railway was also highlighted based on a critical analysis of tourists’ perceptions. The results indicate the usefulness of a mixed methodology for the complex evaluation of the value of a heritage railway and its sustainable capitalization. Railway tourism is a sustainable solution meant to stimulate interest in learning about local history and culture, and can at the same time contribute to the fulfillment of knowledge of the motivations that drive tourist demand.

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Railtoland, a Collective Ideation Platform to Develop Innovative Tools to Communicate the European Cultural Landscapes by Train

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Heritage and Railways: Sustainable Tourism Opportunities Boosted by Digital Transformation

Heritage and Railways: Sustainable Tourism Opportunities Boosted by Digital Transformation

DIGITAL HERITAGE&DESIGN THINKING: THE RAILTOLAND WORKSHOP AS AN INNOVATIVE PRACTICE IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION SCENARIO

Assessing the Value of Railway Heritage for Sustainable Development: The Case Study of the Oraviţa–Anina Railway, Romania

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