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The Role of Heritage Data Science in Digital Heritage [PDF]
, 2018 The advance of all forms of digital and virtual heritage alongside numerous heritage science and management applications have led to the generation of growing amounts of heritage data. This data is increasingly rich, diverse and powerful. To get the most out of heritage data, there is an evident need to effectively understand, manage and exploit it in ...
Alejandra Albuerne +2 more
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Sensors, 2022 Raman spectroscopy (RS) is a powerful non-invasive tool for the characterization of materials. However, the fluorescence effect often hampers the detectability of the relatively weak vibrational Raman signal. Several approaches were exploited to overcome
Silvia Innocenti +4 more
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Heritage, 2019 The first commercially viable photographic image, the daguerreotype, captured images for a span of approximately 20 years (1839⁻1860). DeDterioration now disfigures many of these valuable images.
Madalena S. Kozachuk +6 more
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Modelling wooden cultural heritage. The need to consider each artefact as unique as illustrated by the Cannone violin [PDF]
, 2020 This research work investigates the possibility to use a hygroscopic model based on Fick’s law to predict the global moisture content variations an historical violin undergoes during a concert. To set up the model to work some input are required such as:
GOLI, Giacomo +4 more
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Protocol for the Analysis of Cross-Sections from Gilded Surfaces
Heritage, 2021 This paper describes the protocol currently used at the Victoria and Albert Museum for the scientific analysis of water, oil and lacquer gilding in cultural heritage objects.
Lucia Burgio, Thomas Gregory
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BradPhys to BradViz or from archaeological science to heritage science [PDF]
2016 22nd International Conference on Virtual System & Multimedia (VSMM), 2016 Archaeology is a broad church and its role as a “two culture” discipline is frequently cited. This position at the interface of the arts and sciences remains central to archaeological activity but there have been significant changes in the structure of archaeology and its relationship to society overall.
Vince Gaffoey +5 more
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A Framework Design for Information Management in Heritage Science Laboratories [PDF]
, 2021 The dataflow in any scientific research laboratory is continuous and considerable even in analytical niches such as heritage science laboratories. This article discusses advantages of using a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) for organising
Bordalo, Rui +2 more
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Conservation Science Education Online (CSEO) – A heritage science resource
Chemistry Teacher International, 2023 Conservation Science Education Online (CSEO) is a new online resource that shares strategies for teaching science in art conservation and related cultural heritage fields.
Murray Alison +15 more
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Conceptualizations of cultural heritage in information science [PDF]
Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2010 AbstractWe survey core and peripheral journals in library and information studies (LIS) to identify conceptualizations and dimensions of heritage research. We identify the knowledge structure of the heritage literature in information science with its adjoining fields including museum studies, archival, and computer science.
Marija Dalbello, Iulian Vamanu
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Sensors, 2022 In the field of engineering, surface metrology is a valuable tool codified by international standards that enables the quantitative study of small-scale surface features.
Claudia Daffara, Sara Mazzocato
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