Spectroscopy of Cultural Heritage Objects
Protecting silver cultural heritage objects with atomic layer deposited corrosion barriers
... with a smaller, approximately 50 μm, more heavily con- trasted area near the center, as seen in Fig. 5b. To cor- relate the image contrast with stoichiometry we carried out X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) ...
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Non-invasive identification of polymers in cultural heritage collections: evaluation, optimisation and application of portable FTIR (ATR and external reflectance) spectroscopy to three-dimensional polymer-based objects
... collection objects range in shape, size, and fragility, and thus frequently cannot be clamped onto the ATR crystal due to access issues or risk to the object ...in cultural heritage collections ...
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Vibrational spectroscopy for the study of Chilean cultural heritage
... with cultural heritage and unique objects while pursuing characterization through analyses of ancient samples [1 – ...Raman spectroscopy is a powerful technique for the analysis of different ...
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Digitalization of Bulgarian Cultural Heritage
... of objects also for Bulgarian cultural ...Culture", Heritage: ESPRIT, under the general editing of ...the objects surveyed, without jeopardizing their ...
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The Albanian Cultural Heritage on the Internet
... minor cultural sites, often not easily identifiable: a search for ‘ipogeo’ (hypogeum - ancient underground construction, mostly used as a tomb) gives thousands of results in Google while only three locations in ...
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Intangible Cultural Heritage and Trade
... international cultural law emphasises the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage for promoting cultural diversity, respecting human rights and promoting peaceful relations among ...
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Adapting Wikification to Cultural Heritage
... to cultural her- itage were selected: Culture, Arts and Human- ...to cultural heritage (Computers, Mathematics and Science) in order to test the effect of using dif- ferent ...
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Preserving and documenting the Cultural Heritage
... As a key concept, documentation reveals as one of the forms of representation. Since, docu- mentation work constitutes an architectural basis for a sound restitution by means of the data and information that are derived ...
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Governing cultural heritage: UNESCO's World Heritage Convention.
... and heritage are inseparable from one another but are cleaiiy distinct ...location. Heritage, usually as the physical form of a single historical period, represents only select parts of history which have ...
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Improvement of robustness in ultrasonic attenuation spectroscopy for detecting internal insect damage in wood member of cultural heritage
... wooden cultural heritage ...attenuation spectroscopy showed a feasibility to detect this small ...attenuation spectroscopy, the number of drill hole was ...
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Cultural Routes and Intangible Heritage
... their cultural and emotional ...- Cultural Route recognized by the Council of Europe" – represents a case of study that allows to reflect over the impact of cultural tourism based on immaterial ...
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The Hidden Face of Cultural Heritage: a science window for the dissemination of elementary knowledge of risk and vulnerability in cultural heritage
... visitors and the other contains the results of the research project (a cultural heritage risk map of Andalusia). The space was complemented with activities, exhibition ele- ments, books, articles, congress ...
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Tracing change in World Cultural Heritage : the recognition of intangible heritage
... in heritage conservation over ...conservation, heritage value has come to be understood as an analytical tool that deals with cultural heritage as a dynamic of why, what, how, and for whom to ...
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The European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018: A turning point for the citizens’ movement supporting cultural heritage in Europe
... cultural heritage. The designation of 2018 as the European Year of Cultural Heritage – the only thematic year of the Juncker Commission – marked a turning point for this ever-growing ...of ...
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Cultural heritage and one of the UNESCO world heritage list, Cumalikizik
... new constructions emerge in old city texture due to human necessities, environmental conditions, economic changes and developing technology. In this context, the main problem is the designing of the structures without ...
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Issues in the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Iraq
... against cultural property during armed ...for cultural property by removing the geographical limitations of the 1954 Hague Convention and permitting the protection of cultural property located near ...
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From Religious Heritage to Cultural Heritage: Study the Heritage of Buddhism in Vietnam
... to the Eastern Han Dynasty (Dai Viet Su Ky Toan Thu 1697). In today’s location in Bac Ninh province, for more than 800 years (from the 2nd century to the Tang dynasty at the beginning of the 9th century AD), Luy Lau was ...
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ICT at the Service of Cultural Heritage
... • Promote an international network of professionals in both the fields of technology and cultural heritage for scientific research but also applied practical experience;. • Provide a[r] ...
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Moral obligation or cultural heritage?
... Second, the methodologies used to establish the concept of Political Culture were not always as solid as they should be. Especially the use of the opinion poll to research such complicated matter was under scrutiny. The ...
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CULTURAL HERITAGE USER GUIDE
... Capture One CH Edition can display multiple L*a*b* color readouts for precise measurement and analysis of colors depicted on Object Level and Device Level targets. The CIE L*a*b* color space is a popular choice for use ...
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