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Start:
February 1st, 2001
Duration: 3 years
A
research project supported by the European Commission
under the Fifth Framework Programme and contributing
to the implementation of the Key Action
"The city of tomorrow and cultural heritage"
within the programme Energy, Environment and Sustainable
Development
(Contract
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The
aim of the project
Lighting is one of the most important factors enabling
visitors to fully enjoy the visual aspect of art.
However, light also has to be considered as a threat
to many works of art, as demonstrated by numerous
examples. The lighting situation indoors can be characterised
by a number of commercially available instruments
(luxmeters and radiometers). However, this equipment
is not appropriate for routine applications in museums.
An obvious attempt to avoid complicated measurements
is to use a simulation material on which the effect
of light can be studied.
Therefore,
this proposed project has been conceived with the
following objectives:
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the investigation of different combinations of
dyes / matrices / substrates and their response
to different light levels by laboratory and field
exposure
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the development of a standardised preparation
method and quality control for light dosimeters.
The aim of this project is to develop and test
light dosimeters for monitoring cultural heritage
and to promote their transfer to market.
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Click here to get to the HomePage of the LiDo project
at the Fraunhofer ISC
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Project
Partners:
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Fraunhofer Institut für Silicatforschung (Project-Coordinator)
• Centre de recherches sur la conservation des documents
graphiques (CRCDG)
• Istituto di Fisica Applicata "Nello Carrara"(IFAC)
• Victoria and Albert Museum
Conservation Department/Science Section (V & A)
• State Institute for the Care of Historical Monuments
(SUPP)
• Dr. Dieter Kockott, UV-Technik (DK)
• Particle Technology LTD
• EU Scientific Officer: Dr. Johanna Leissner
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State Institute for the Care of Historical
Monuments (SUPP)
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From
the left: Bertrand Lavedrine (CRCDG, France), Claudine
Loisel (CRCDG, France), Sandra Gerlach (ISC, Germany),
Graham Martin (V&A, UK), Constanza Cucci (IROE, Italy),
Hannelore Römich (ISC, Germany), Ivana Kopecká
(SUPP, Czech Republic), Johanna Leissner (EC), Ron Buxton
(ParTech, UK), Vivi Tornari (external expert, Crete),
Anne-Laurence Dupont (CRCDG, France), Martin Dvorák
(SUPP, Czech Republic), Dieter Kockott (DK, Germany),
Mauro Bacci (IROE, Italy). |
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