Titlebook: Managing Indoor Climate Risks in Museums; Bart Ankersmit,Marc H.L. Stappers Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Step 4: Assessing Building Needs,moisture related problems, wood decay, wood infestation, salt attack, frost damage, corrosion and thermal expansion. For all of these phenomena, and the building as a whole, the ideal indoor climate is summarized.

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Bart Ankersmit,Marc H.L. StappersCan serve as a reference for heritage professionals, climate and building physics consultants as well as architects involved in the decision making process regarding the climate strategies.Contributes

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Introduction,ers and stakeholders are assisted; by providing information that will allow responsible decisions about the museum’s indoor climate to be made. The focus is not only on the outcome, but also on the equally important process, which leads to that outcome. Nine consecutive steps are proposed to structu

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Step 1: Towards a Balanced Decision, any decision outcome, some kind of measure or unit for each objective is defined. These are called attributes. The use of attributes allows a quantified analysis of the success of a (preservation) decision. To structure the decision making process to manage indoor climate risks, nine separate steps

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Step 2: Valuing Heritage Assets,ble collection is the first step in identifying the general climate strategy. The central question to be answered is: “Is the moveable collection related to (the history of) the building?”.A value assessment of a theoretical collection is provided to help illustrate the process.

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