Second International Engineering Heritage Conference

[Thirteenth National Engineering Heritage Conference]
NSW Railways Seminar
'Sustaining Heritage': Conference Proceedings
Sydney, 21st - 23rd September 2005

Engineers Australia, Conference Proceedings; ISBN: 085825820X

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A selection of papers were re-published in the Australian Journal of Multi-disciplinary Engineering, Vol.4, No.1 Jan 2006, and links to these full text versions are noted below.

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• Recovery, restoration and operation of historical aircraft
      De La Hunty, B.
• Have we missed the train? - a discussion on the passing on of dying trade skills
      Goodman, R.
• Keeping the Knowledge - the Challenges of Archiving Engineering Documents
      Miller, Margaret
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Archiving, Conserving and Interpreting Photographs
      Rees, Kylie
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Sustaining heritage - conserving sets and classes of heritage items for the New South Wales State Heritage Register
      White, C.; Baskerville, B.
• The conservation and adaptive re-use of the Sydney Mint
      Griffin, R.
• Saving the un-saveable: non adaptable engineering and industrial structures
      Mahoney, P.
• Heritage dams and public safety - striking a balance
      Kagwa, G.; Potts, J.
• Conserving Timber Structures
      McDougall, Reece
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Future of railway heritage in NSW
      McDougall, R.
• Sustaining Heritage in Large Organisations: Roads and Traffic Authority NSW
      Whipp, Maria
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Maintaining a Viable Volunteer Organisation: The Sydney Heritage Fleet
      Lander, Hugh
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Managing redundant defence sites - the experience of the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust
      Bailey, G.
• Computers as historical artefacts
      Connell, M.
• The Soul of an Old Machine: Managing Industrial Moveable Heritage
      North, MacLaren
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Business Planning for Posterity
      Hough, Michael
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Management of heritage bridges
      Manamperi, P.
• Safety & Legal Issues in Operating a Heritage Train
      Glastonbury, John
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Maintenance and Operation of the 1885, Rope-driven Craven Bros Gantry Crane
      Jordan, Bill; Cockbain, Peter
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• The Convict Trail: 1990-2005
      Budde, Paul
      See also: AJME Vol.4 No.1 Jan 2006
• Beyond the plaque: engineering heritage and the NSW interpretation guidelines
      Nethery, W.
• Aspects of engineering heritage conservation in the United Kingdom
      Greenfield, D.
• Future directions: connecting people to their heritage
      Mahoney, P.
• Current issues and future directions for engineering heritage in the USA
      Kemp, E.
• Burning issues and brighter futures: a view from Australia
      Buckley, K.
• The changeover to American bridge technology in New South Wales, Australia - Why 1892?
      Fraser, D.
• The Sydney to Melbourne railway: yesterday, today and tomorrow
      Laird, P.
• 'Locomotive No. 1 - the first steam locomotive in New South Wales
      Simpson, M.
• Electrification of Sydney's railways
      Brady, I.
• The development of NSW railway signals
      Taaffe, R.
• Disaster preparedness and emergency response for the conservation of heritage
      Clarke, M.