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Decoding the Microclimate in Subterranean Heritage Structures

2026-03-27

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This paper addresses the important issue of the proper management and protection of subterranean monuments. It concerns the analysis and decoding of the microclimate that is created in heritage structures, which are structures located beneath the soil or carved into rock. The aim of this study is to understand the hygrothermal processes occurring in the mass of underground structural elements, such as evaporation,...

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10.20944/preprints202603.2221.v1
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