Title: Allowable microclimatic variations for polychrome wood
Reference: International Workshop, 18-19 February 2010, Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research - NIKU, Oslo
Link: http://www.heritagescience.pl/...
Description:
The workshop is a joint event of the research project “Establishing standards for allowable microclimatic variations for polychrome wood” implemented by the Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences in Krakow and the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research in Oslo, and COST Action IE0601 “Wood Science for Conservation of Cultural Heritage”. The project is supported by a grant from Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway through the European Economy Area Financial Mechanism.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
The research project "Establishing standards for allowable microclimatic variations for polychrome wood", 2007-2010, Roman Kozłowski (pdf, 168 Kb)
COST Action IE0601 "Wood Science for Conservation of Cultural Heritage", Luca Uzielli (pdf, 332 Kb)
Session 1 - The effect of the environment on painted wood
Structural response of painted wood to variations in relative humidity and temperature, Marion Mecklenburg (pdf, 12.2 Mb)
Fatigue fracture of paint layers from repeated cycles of humidity fluctuations, Michal Łukomski (pdf, 2.4 Mb)
Computer modelling of dimensional response and stress fields in wooden artworks, Łukasz Bratasz and Bartosz Rachwał (pdf, 1.7 Mb)
Session 2 - Condition surveys and monitoring of painted wood
Monitoring the impact of microclimate on panel paintings, Luca Uzielli (pdf, 5 Mb)
Condition surveys of painted wood in the church of Hedalen, Norway: a support from the advanced optical techniques, Tone Marie Olstad (pdf, 8.6 Mb)
3D microscopy for monitoring dynamic environmental impacts on painted wood, Harald Garrecht (pdf, 3.9 Mb)
Session 3 - Mitigation strategies
Climate control measures in churches minimising disturbances from heating systems; strategies and experiences in northern Scandinavia during the last 100 years, Annika Haugen (pdf, 1.2 Mb)
Low - energy climate control in historic buildings, Poul Klenz Larsen (pdf, 3.4 Mb)
Microclimate packages for polychrome wood, Mervin Richard (pdf, 10.4 Mb)
Session 4 - Existing guidelines and standards - future research needs
Standardisation activity on the protection of sensitive materials like wood within CEN Technical Committee 346, Roman Kozłowski (pdf, 1.6 Mb)
Correction to the proofed fluctuation principle by stress relaxation and fatigue, Stefan Michalski (pdf, 3.6 Mb)
Standards in a changing climate, Jonathan Ashley-Smith (pdf, 13.7 Mb)
POSTERS
Influence of coatings on diffusion and sorption properties of wood, Kilian Anheuser et al. (pdf)
The impact of the environmental conditions and conservation treatments on the condition of panel paintings: case study on the basis of the panel painting "Concert" from the 16th century, Venetian school, Oliwia Buchwald-Zięcina (pdf)
Some microclimatic aspects related to polychrome wooden objects from Romanian museums, Bogdan Constantinescu (pdf)
A 16th century wooden polychrome crucifix from a passive to an active microclimate, Michael Formosa (pdf)
Design of ASTRA Centre for Heritage, Sibiu, Romania, Marta Guttmann at al. (pdf)
Linking climate to observed damage - assessment of storage conditions for polychrome sculpture and frontals at Museum of Cultural History (KHM), Jeremy Hutchings and Kaja Kollandsrud (pdf)
Digital Speckle Pattern Interferometry (DSPI) for condition survey of panel paintings in the National Museum in Krakow, Poland, Łukasz Lasyk et al. (pdf)
Acoustic emission for assessing risk of climate-induced damage: monitoring the altarpiece in the church in Hedalen, Norway, Michał Łukomski et al. (pdf)
Microclimate frames to protect panel painting effectively, Dariusz Wilk, Łukasz Bratasz, Janusz Czop, Michał Obarzanowski, Piotr Fraczek (pdf)
COST Action IE0601 "Wood Science for Conservation of Cultural Heritage", Luca Uzielli (pdf, 332 Kb)
Session 1 - The effect of the environment on painted wood
Structural response of painted wood to variations in relative humidity and temperature, Marion Mecklenburg (pdf, 12.2 Mb)
Fatigue fracture of paint layers from repeated cycles of humidity fluctuations, Michal Łukomski (pdf, 2.4 Mb)
Computer modelling of dimensional response and stress fields in wooden artworks, Łukasz Bratasz and Bartosz Rachwał (pdf, 1.7 Mb)
Session 2 - Condition surveys and monitoring of painted wood
Monitoring the impact of microclimate on panel paintings, Luca Uzielli (pdf, 5 Mb)
Condition surveys of painted wood in the church of Hedalen, Norway: a support from the advanced optical techniques, Tone Marie Olstad (pdf, 8.6 Mb)
3D microscopy for monitoring dynamic environmental impacts on painted wood, Harald Garrecht (pdf, 3.9 Mb)
Session 3 - Mitigation strategies
Climate control measures in churches minimising disturbances from heating systems; strategies and experiences in northern Scandinavia during the last 100 years, Annika Haugen (pdf, 1.2 Mb)
Low - energy climate control in historic buildings, Poul Klenz Larsen (pdf, 3.4 Mb)
Microclimate packages for polychrome wood, Mervin Richard (pdf, 10.4 Mb)
Session 4 - Existing guidelines and standards - future research needs
Standardisation activity on the protection of sensitive materials like wood within CEN Technical Committee 346, Roman Kozłowski (pdf, 1.6 Mb)
Correction to the proofed fluctuation principle by stress relaxation and fatigue, Stefan Michalski (pdf, 3.6 Mb)
Standards in a changing climate, Jonathan Ashley-Smith (pdf, 13.7 Mb)
POSTERS
Influence of coatings on diffusion and sorption properties of wood, Kilian Anheuser et al. (pdf)
The impact of the environmental conditions and conservation treatments on the condition of panel paintings: case study on the basis of the panel painting "Concert" from the 16th century, Venetian school, Oliwia Buchwald-Zięcina (pdf)
Some microclimatic aspects related to polychrome wooden objects from Romanian museums, Bogdan Constantinescu (pdf)
A 16th century wooden polychrome crucifix from a passive to an active microclimate, Michael Formosa (pdf)
Design of ASTRA Centre for Heritage, Sibiu, Romania, Marta Guttmann at al. (pdf)
Linking climate to observed damage - assessment of storage conditions for polychrome sculpture and frontals at Museum of Cultural History (KHM), Jeremy Hutchings and Kaja Kollandsrud (pdf)
Digital Speckle Pattern Interferometry (DSPI) for condition survey of panel paintings in the National Museum in Krakow, Poland, Łukasz Lasyk et al. (pdf)
Acoustic emission for assessing risk of climate-induced damage: monitoring the altarpiece in the church in Hedalen, Norway, Michał Łukomski et al. (pdf)
Microclimate frames to protect panel painting effectively, Dariusz Wilk, Łukasz Bratasz, Janusz Czop, Michał Obarzanowski, Piotr Fraczek (pdf)
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