Report on LIF measurements in Seville. Part 1: Virgen del Buen Aire chapel

Within the frame of a scientific cooperation between ENEA UTAPRAD (Frascati) and UPO Natural Sciences Dep. (Seville), aimed at developing and testing innovative diagnostic instrumentation for Cultural Heritage preservation, this report deals with results obtained in a joint campaign carried on in Se...

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Autores: Colao, Francesco, Caneve, Luisa, Fiorani, Luca, Palucci, Antonio, Fantoni, Roberta, Ortiz Calderón, Pilar, Gomez-Moron, María Auxiliadora, Vázquez González, María Auxiliadora
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2012
País:España
Institución:IAPH
Repositorio:Repositorio de Activos Digitales del IAPH
OAI Identifier:oai:repositorio.iaph.es:11532/300336
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/11532/300336
Access Level:acceso abierto
Palabra clave:Patrimonio cultural
Pinturas sobre tabla
Conservación (Patrimonio)
Técnica de diagnóstico
Técnica no destructiva
Medición
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Sumario:Within the frame of a scientific cooperation between ENEA UTAPRAD (Frascati) and UPO Natural Sciences Dep. (Seville), aimed at developing and testing innovative diagnostic instrumentation for Cultural Heritage preservation, this report deals with results obtained in a joint campaign carried on in Seville during February 2010. Namely the data acquired by the ENEA LIF scanning system operated on fresco’s in Virgen del Buen Aire Chapel are presented here. The Virgen del Buen Aire Chapel has been studied according to the Research Project of “Non Destructive Techniques” managed by IAPH (Consejería de Cultura de la Junta de Andalucía). The results have been also implemented as part of a conservation project carried out by IAPH. LIF images are discussed in term of evaluating former restoration actions, in particular retouches on pigments and consolidant additions on a painted wall and two vaults. Statistical approaches and projection operators have been utilized for elaborating the images in order to handle the large number of spectra collected in each scanned point by our hyper-spectral system.