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Alma Elizabeth Thuestad

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ID6926076
NOMEAlma Elizabeth Thuestad
PRENOMESAlma Elizabeth
SOBRENOMEThuestad
ASSINATURATHUESTAD A E
AFILIAÇÕESNorwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research
ORCID0000-0003-4996-5658
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS6
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES3
TOTAL COMO AUTOR6
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2012
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2022
ÍNDICE H1
  • A Review of Fungal Decay in Historic Wooden Structures in Polar Regions

    Open Access•Anne-Cathrine Flyen, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Conservation and Management of…•2022

    Biological deterioration is a significant threat to wooden cultural heritage in polar regions. Based on a comprehensive review of previous and current research, we provide an overview of current knowledge of wood-decaying fungi and fungal decay in historic wooden structures in Antarctica and the High Arctic. Most available research focuses on degradation mechanisms, providing data on microbial biodiversity and factors influencing deterioration of…

  • Okkupasjonens kulturminner

    Open Access•Julian P Cadamarteri, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Heimen•2020

    Denne artikkelen ser på bruken av historiske flyfoto som et redskap for å kartlegge moderne bygde miljø og andre verdenskrigs påvirkning av landskapet. Ved hjelp av serier med historiske flyfoto lager forfatterne kart over okkupasjonens landskap på Lade i Trøndelag og Skattøra i Troms. Områder som ble tungt utbygd som flyplasser og støttepunkter under okkupasjonen. Bruken av serier med flyfoto fra forskjellige år gjør at man kan kartlegge hva som…

  • Monitoring and Managing Human Stressors to Coastal Cultural Heritage in Svalbard

    Open Access•Sanne Bech Holmgaard, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•Humanities•2019

    Svalbard’s cultural heritage sites are important remnants of an international history in the High North. Cultural heritage in the Arctic is being impacted by climate and environmental change as well as increased human activity. Tourism is a potential cause of transformation in cultural heritage sites, such as increased wear and tear, creation of paths and traces as people walk through cultural environments. Cultural heritage management is therefo…

  • Local land use associated with socio-economic development in six arctic regions

    Open Access•Dorothee Ehrich, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2019•Citada por: 1•Referências: 40

  • Incorporating Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Impact Assessment – How Can It Be Done

    Open Access•Einar Eythórsson, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Arctic review on law and politics•2015•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

    An obligation to consider traditional knowledge (TK) in planning, resource, and land management, particularly in Sami areas, has been formalized through the Nature Diversity Act. However, current Norwegian legislation and guidelines contain few clarifications of what TK is, how to approach it, or how to appropriately include such data in assessment and planning processes. The Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research has incorporated TK …

  • Unpredictable Consequences of Sami Self-determination

    Open Access•Marit Myrvoll, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•Arctic review on law and politics•2012•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

    Sámi cultural heritage is protected in Norway by the Cultural Heritage Act. A 1978 amendment to this Act provides automatic protection to all Sámi cultural heritage sites and buildings older than 100 years. Strong legal protection has in a very positive and constructive way contributed to Sámi identity and cultural self-determination for more than 30 years. This article discusses the current level of protection and different scenarios for future …

  • Local land use associated with socio-economic development in six arctic regions

    Open Access•Dorothee Ehrich, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2019•Citada por: 1•Referências: 40

  • Incorporating Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Impact Assessment – How Can It Be Done

    Open Access•Einar Eythórsson, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Arctic review on law and politics•2015•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

    An obligation to consider traditional knowledge (TK) in planning, resource, and land management, particularly in Sami areas, has been formalized through the Nature Diversity Act. However, current Norwegian legislation and guidelines contain few clarifications of what TK is, how to approach it, or how to appropriately include such data in assessment and planning processes. The Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research has incorporated TK …

  • Unpredictable Consequences of Sami Self-determination

    Open Access•Marit Myrvoll, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•Arctic review on law and politics•2012•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

    Sámi cultural heritage is protected in Norway by the Cultural Heritage Act. A 1978 amendment to this Act provides automatic protection to all Sámi cultural heritage sites and buildings older than 100 years. Strong legal protection has in a very positive and constructive way contributed to Sámi identity and cultural self-determination for more than 30 years. This article discusses the current level of protection and different scenarios for future …

  • Unpredictable Consequences of Sami Self-determination

    Open Access•Marit Myrvoll, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•Arctic review on law and politics•2012•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

    Sámi cultural heritage is protected in Norway by the Cultural Heritage Act. A 1978 amendment to this Act provides automatic protection to all Sámi cultural heritage sites and buildings older than 100 years. Strong legal protection has in a very positive and constructive way contributed to Sámi identity and cultural self-determination for more than 30 years. This article discusses the current level of protection and different scenarios for future …

  • Incorporating Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Impact Assessment – How Can It Be Done

    Open Access•Einar Eythórsson, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Arctic review on law and politics•2015•Citada por: 1•Referências: 1

    An obligation to consider traditional knowledge (TK) in planning, resource, and land management, particularly in Sami areas, has been formalized through the Nature Diversity Act. However, current Norwegian legislation and guidelines contain few clarifications of what TK is, how to approach it, or how to appropriately include such data in assessment and planning processes. The Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research has incorporated TK …

  • Monitoring and Managing Human Stressors to Coastal Cultural Heritage in Svalbard

    Open Access•Sanne Bech Holmgaard, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•Humanities•2019

    Svalbard’s cultural heritage sites are important remnants of an international history in the High North. Cultural heritage in the Arctic is being impacted by climate and environmental change as well as increased human activity. Tourism is a potential cause of transformation in cultural heritage sites, such as increased wear and tear, creation of paths and traces as people walk through cultural environments. Cultural heritage management is therefo…

  • Local land use associated with socio-economic development in six arctic regions

    Open Access•Dorothee Ehrich, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2019•Citada por: 1•Referências: 40

  • Okkupasjonens kulturminner

    Open Access•Julian P Cadamarteri, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Heimen•2020

    Denne artikkelen ser på bruken av historiske flyfoto som et redskap for å kartlegge moderne bygde miljø og andre verdenskrigs påvirkning av landskapet. Ved hjelp av serier med historiske flyfoto lager forfatterne kart over okkupasjonens landskap på Lade i Trøndelag og Skattøra i Troms. Områder som ble tungt utbygd som flyplasser og støttepunkter under okkupasjonen. Bruken av serier med flyfoto fra forskjellige år gjør at man kan kartlegge hva som…

  • A Review of Fungal Decay in Historic Wooden Structures in Polar Regions

    Open Access•Anne-Cathrine Flyen, Alma Elizabeth Thuestad•ARTICLE•Conservation and Management of…•2022

    Biological deterioration is a significant threat to wooden cultural heritage in polar regions. Based on a comprehensive review of previous and current research, we provide an overview of current knowledge of wood-decaying fungi and fungal decay in historic wooden structures in Antarctica and the High Arctic. Most available research focuses on degradation mechanisms, providing data on microbial biodiversity and factors influencing deterioration of…

Geography (5 obras) · Arctic (3 obras) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (3 obras) · Cultural heritage (3 obras) · Cultural heritage management (3 obras) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Environmental planning (3 obras) · Environmental resource management (3 obras) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (3 obras)

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