Assessing stone degradation using an integrated database and geographical information system (GIS)

Robert Inkpen, W. Duane, J. Burdett, T. Yates

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Abstract

An integrated database and geographical information system (GIS) for the recording and monitoring of stone degradation are outlined. GIS requirements for stone degradation are summarized and a simple classification system for weathering forms identified and applied. The potential use of the system for identifying change in weathering forms using historic imagery is illustrated using an example from Oxford. Combining information from imagery of different buildings at different time periods, it is possible to put forward a possible scenario of weathering form evolution.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)789-801
Number of pages13
JournalEnvironmental Geology
Volume56
Issue number3-4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2008

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