Conference program: List of presentations (links for presentation slides or posters).
Please note: PDF documents, some files are large (several Mb):
Session 1:
Session 2
- Constantina Vlachou-Mogire et al., Historic Royal Palaces (UK):
Tudor tapestries environmental protection project: when risk mapping and analysis informs innovative mitigation measures (in pdf)
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Joseph Grau-Bové et al., UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage (UK):
Simulation of visitor-induced dust deposition in Hampton Court palace
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Ludmila Mašková et al., (presented by Jiří Smolík), Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals of the CAS (Cz):
Behaviour of indoor coarse particles in the Baroque Library Hall, Prague (in pdf)
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Allyson Smith et al., Trinity College Dublin (Ireland):
Patterns of soiling in the Old Library, Trinity College Dublin (in pdf)
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Alison Lister et al., Textile Conservation Limited (UK):
A Preliminary Investigation into the Environmental Conditions in Coventry Cathedral Associated with the Preservation of the 'Christ in Glory' Tapestry
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M. Strojecki et al., Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland):
Particle deposition and sources in the indoor environment of historic churches (in pdf)
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Derek Brain, Birmingham Museums Trust (UK):
Engaging with demolition and construction companies whose activities threaten your museum collection (in pdf)
Session 3
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Jean Tetreault et al., Canadian Conservation Institute (Canada):
Evaluation of moisture sorbents and guidelines for optimizing their use.
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James Crawford, University of Warwick (Department of Physics), (UK):
Evaluating & increasing the airtightness of passive display cases with sorbent compartments: a collaboration between academia & industry.
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Willemien Anaf et al., Museum of Fine Arts, Brussels (Belgium):
A promising monitoring kit to evaluate air aggressiveness (in pdf)
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Johanna Diehl et al., Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna (Austria):
Preventive conservation strategies in the reopened collection of the Kunstkammer of the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna: Theory versus Practice (in pdf)
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Helen Ganiaris et al., Museum of London, ClickNetherfield (UK):
Hazing on display case glass: a review and progress on removal and prevention (in pdf)
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Mark Ormsby, National Archives and Records Administration (USA):
Experiments with reducing energy usage at the National Archives and Records Administration (in pdf)
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Rukshala Anton et al., Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (CSTB) (France):
Monitoring beacon for early or hidden fungal development detection dedicated to heritage conservation (in pdf)
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Naomi Luxford et al., English Heritage (UK):
Inherent pollution risk: Darwin daguerreotypes and their travelling cases
(in pdf)
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Christian Baars et al., National Museum Cardiff (UK):
Corrosion of specimens and equipment in a Mineral Store (in pdf)
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Ciarán Lavelle et al., Birmingham Museums Trust (UK):
A Study of the Environmental Conditions in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery's Civic Silver Store
- Anne-Laurence Dupont et al., Centre de Recherche sur la Conservation des Collections - Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle (Presented by Jean Tétreault, Canadian Conservation Institute):
Degradation of paper under adverse environmental conditions: modelling considerations and calibration with experimental data
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Marianne Odlyha, et al., Birkbeck College, University of London (UK):
Effectiveness of damage assessment and novel nano-particle based conservation treatment of collagen bases artefacts, in particular leather
Posters
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Jürgen Frick, Materials Testing Institute, University of Stuttgart (Germany):
Impact of Visitor Traffic on the Indoor Environment of the Church St. Georg at the UNESCO World Heritage site Monastic Island of Reichenau in Germany (in pdf)
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Sarah Hunt et al., University College London (UK):
Environmental Monitoring of the Mary Rose Museum (in pdf)
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Tomoko Kotajima et al., National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo (Japan):
Changing gas concentration in a display case using low emission materials (in pdf)
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Tomoko Kotajima et al., National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo (Japan):
Gas emissions and sugar compositions of different wood species of plywood used in museums (in pdf)
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Ludmila Mašková et al., Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals of the CAS (Cz):
Ammonia in archives (in pdf)
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Abby Moore et al., Museum of London (UK):
The Use of Solid-Phase Microextraction Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (SPME-GC/MS) for analysis of plastic materials in historic collections: A case study of handbags in the Museum of London (in pdf)
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Morten Ryhl-Svendsen et al., CATS - Centre for Art Technological Studies and Conservation (Denmark):
Lead white blackening on graphic art (in pdf)
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Tomasz Sawoszczuk et al., Cracow University of Economics, Department of Microbiology (Poland):
Detection of active moulds on historical objects by means of the HS-SPME GC-MS method (in pdf)
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Alexandra Schieweck and Juana Künne, Fraunhofer WKI, Braunschweig (Germany):
Practical Implementation of Preventive Conservation Strategies during Museum Construction Projects
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Yun Liu et al., UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage, University College London (UK):
Modelling collections and their environments (in pdf)
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