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A conservação de objetos percebidos como de inestimável valor para a perpetuação
da herança patrimonial e construção de memória social, é um imperativo para a
sobrevivência da humanidade.
Neste seguimento, os museus surgem como espaços privilegiados de preservação e
de protegida usufruição, pela sociedade em geral, de acervos significativos. Uma
realidade a que o Museu do Ar (MUSAR) da Força Aérea Portuguesa não é alheio, por
um lado, ao permitir o desfrute de uma memória da aviação (militar e civil) nacional –
que é uma referência quer em Portugal, quer no contexto internacional –, e, por outro, ao
pretender generalizar a implementação da conservação preventiva a todo o seu acervo.
Esta investigação teve, assim como objetivo “Propor contributos para a otimização
da conservação do acervo museológico do MUSAR”, seguindo um raciocínio indutivo,
assente numa estratégia de investigação qualitativa e num desenho de pesquisa do tipo
estudo de caso.
Das evidências (resultantes das análises documental e dos dados das entrevistas
semiestruturadas a 16 entidades com responsabilidades na conservação preventiva, entre
as quais oito museus nacionais e dois internacionais), concluiu-se que esta otimização
passaria pela implementação de quatro medidas (normativos, protocolos, formação, e
ações e procedimentos), concretizadas em associadas linhas de ação.
Conservation of objects perceived as of inestimable value for the perpetuation of the patrimonial heritage and the construction of social memory is an imperative for the survival of humanity. In this context, museums emerge as privileged spaces of preservation and protection enjoyment of significant collections by society as a whole. This is a reality to which the Air Museum of the Portuguese Air Force is not oblivious, on the one hand by allowing the enjoyment of a memory of the military and civil aviation – which is a reference both in Portugal and the international context – and, in the other hand, by intending to generalise the implementation of preventive conservation to its entire collection. This investigation, therefore, aimed to propose contributions to the optimisation of the conservation of the collection of the Air Museum, following and inductive reasoning, based on a qualitative research strategy and a case study-type research design. From the results (document analysis and analysis of data of semi-structured interviews with 16 entities with responsibilities in preventive conservation, including eight national and two international museums), it was concluded that this optimisation would involve the implementation of four measures (norms, protocols, training, and actions and procedures), materialised in associated lines of action.
Conservation of objects perceived as of inestimable value for the perpetuation of the patrimonial heritage and the construction of social memory is an imperative for the survival of humanity. In this context, museums emerge as privileged spaces of preservation and protection enjoyment of significant collections by society as a whole. This is a reality to which the Air Museum of the Portuguese Air Force is not oblivious, on the one hand by allowing the enjoyment of a memory of the military and civil aviation – which is a reference both in Portugal and the international context – and, in the other hand, by intending to generalise the implementation of preventive conservation to its entire collection. This investigation, therefore, aimed to propose contributions to the optimisation of the conservation of the collection of the Air Museum, following and inductive reasoning, based on a qualitative research strategy and a case study-type research design. From the results (document analysis and analysis of data of semi-structured interviews with 16 entities with responsibilities in preventive conservation, including eight national and two international museums), it was concluded that this optimisation would involve the implementation of four measures (norms, protocols, training, and actions and procedures), materialised in associated lines of action.
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Keywords
Conservação preventiva Acervo museológico Museu do Ar Museologia Preventive conservation Museological collection Air Museum Museology