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Presenting the outcomes of a capacity building activity, this contribution illustrates a replicable recording methodology to obtain\udtimely, relevant and accurate information about conditions, materials and transformations of heritage structures. The purpose of the\udpresented training activity consisted in developing local capabilities for the documentation of the built heritage at Bagan, Myanmar,\udemploying different IT-supported techniques. Under the Director of UNESCO, the direct supervision of the chief of the culture unit,\udand in close consultation and cooperation with the Association of Myanmar Architects, the Department of Archaeology National\udMuseum and Library (DoA) a documentation strategy has been developed in order to set up a recording methodology for the over\udthree thousand Bagan monuments. The site, located in central Myanmar, in South East Asia, was developed between the IX and the\udXIII century as capital of the Myanmar kingdom. In the last years, this outstanding site has been exposed to an increasing number of\udnatural hazards including earthquakes and flooding that strongly affected its built structures. Therefore, a documentation strategy to\udquickly capture shape, color, geometry and conditions of the monuments, in order to develop proper conservation projects, was\udneeded. The scope of the training activity consisted in setting up a recording strategy updating the existing Bagan inventory, using\udthree Buddhist temples as pilot cases study. The three documented temples were different in size, construction period, conditions\udand shape. The documentation included several IT-supported techniques including: Electronic Distance Measurements (EDM), SFM\udPhotogrammetry, Laser Scanning, Record Photography as well as hand measurement and field notes. The monuments’ surveying has\udbeen developed in accordance with the guidelines and standards established by the ICOMOS International Committee for\udDocumentation of Cultural Heritage (CIPA). Recommendations on how to extend the adopted methodology to the other Bagan\udmonuments have been also elaborated

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TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE CONSERVATION OF BUILT HERITAGE AT BAGAN, MYANMAR