A
database containing information on publications, laser cleaning
systems, laser and optical methods for monitoring, analysis and
diagnostics, and future demands for research in the field is
available for downloading. The purpose of the database is to collect
together important information from the field of lasers and optical
methods in conservation so that it becomes easily accessible to
people working in the field. this work is part of the European
Co-operation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research
(COST) programme
of the European Commission: COST Action G7 ‘Artwork Conservation by Laser’.
To add new records, please download the appropriate form, complete
and send to the relevant e-mail address.
The four areas of the data base are: |
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Main
tasks of the present database are: |
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TASK 1 |
Literature forms |
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This is a
bibliographic database containing information on publications
in the field. |
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TASK 2a |
Laser cleaning systems for
conservation |
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This contains information on all
conservation laser cleaning systems manufactured in Europe. This
includes commercially available systems, prototype systems and
systems in institutions where access and expertise can be made
available through collaborative projects.
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TASK 2b |
Laser and optical methods in
monitoring, analysis and diagnostics |
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This
contains information on laser and optically-based techniques
suitable for environmental monitoring, analysis and diagnostics of
artworks.
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TASK 3 |
Current and future
demands for research in the field of COST Action G7 |
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This is a
database containing information on the future demands for
research in the field of COST Action G7.
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TASK 4 |
The Validation Cases |
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This collection of data is created for a complete demonstration of the end-users interest in concrete applications.
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Select the area of interest on the next
page. The dedicated folder will be automatically opened. You can
read consecutively all records from the selected folder (task) or
you can
make a selection. Select the index field by placing the prompter
inside and press "Find record". Write the appropriate keyword and press "Find all".
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact
cristi@inoe.inoe.ro
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