Course SICMI41 · Year II · Summer 2019-2020

The cadastral record of the natural and anthropic heritage

Compulsory course in Cadastral information systems and real estate management, taught by George Emanuel Voicu.

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Overview

Lecturer
George Emanuel Voicu
Seminar tutor
George Emanuel Voicu
Type of course
Compulsory
Language of instruction
English
Erasmus language
English
Domain
Geodetic engineering - Masters
Field of study
Cadastral information systems and real estate management
Form of education
Full-time
Form of instruction
Class
Credit awarded by
Grade
Teaching methods
Lecture, Conversation, Examples

Aims

Knowledge of the basic concepts of natural and anthropic heritage

Use of techniques and technologies of digital cadastral records

Development of the capacity to use theoretical knowledge on heritage

Training of skills and aptitudes regarding the preparation of digital cadastral records

Course contents

1. Operational concepts. Definitions.Principles 2. Natural heritage. Tourist potential. Cadastral records 3. Natural heritage of mountain units 4. Natural heritage of the hill and plateau units 5. Natural heritage. of the plains and meadows 6. Natural heritage. of the waters 7. Natural heritage of the components of the biogeographic shell 8. Types and categories of cultural heritage. The tourism potential of the national cultural heritage 9. Historical monuments, architectural assemblies, monuments and archaeological sites in Romania. Cadastral evidences 10. Romanian monuments in the European and world heritage 11. Museum institutions and public collections 12. Promoting national heritage 13. Protection of natural, cultural and landscape heritage 14. Territorial impact of the protection of natural, cultural and landscape heritage

Learning outcomes

Knowledge of the basic notions regarding the constituent elements of the natural and anthropic heritage. Knowing the steps necessary to realize a cadastral record of the natural and anthropic heritage.

Assessment

Final evaluation- Oral exam – 67%; continuous assessment – 33%.

Recommended reading

Convention for the Protection of the Architectural Heritage of Europe
Council of Europe
European Treaty Series-No. 121, Granada, 1985 · -
Romania-Geography and Tourism
Ielenicz Mihai et all
Royal Company, București, 2001 · -
The Curvature Carpathian and Subcarpathian zone, current use of tourist potential
Ielenicz Mihai, Comănescu Laura
Simpozionul Turco-Român, Izmir, 2002 · -
Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage
UNESCO
Paris, 1972
The European Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society
Council of Europe
Faro, 2005