Pyric Vulnerability of the Urban Cultural Heritage, the Fire in Salamina
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fires
vulnerability
risk
heritage
conservation

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Ocampo Hurtadoa, J. G. (2019). Pyric Vulnerability of the Urban Cultural Heritage, the Fire in Salamina. Apuntes: Revista De Estudios Sobre Patrimonio Cultural, 32(1). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.apc32-1.vppc
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The basic challenge in this research is the construction of the term “Pyric Vulnerability”. In spite of the huge information background dealing with fire rules and regulations, the estimation of the vulnerability regarding the inability
to control a fire is still a situation to delve into. This is due to the fact that the estimation requires knowing how the affected parties would work in scenarios of fire disasters. The methodology used herein is based on the application
of the Cartesian method to both the theoretical and practical research. The theoretical construction is thus suitable for application, in this case, to the urban cultural heritage that may undergo irreparable losses. The case for study,
the fire in Salamina-Caldas in 2017, evinced the high level of vulnerability that this heritage has today. Based on this, a conclusion is drawn regarding the need to set out special protection measures for this kind of cultural assets.
The strands of research proposed for future studies include the pyric vulnerability methods, pyric micro-zoning, pyric resilience, and residual risk.

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