Abad Ros, María Soledad

Gómez Morón, Auxiliadora

Mateo Orenes, María Paz

Ortiz Calderón, María del Rocío

Vázquez González, María Auxiliadora

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LASERS IN THE CONSERVATION OF ARTWORKS 8th international Congress on the Conservation of Lasers in Artworks Book of Abstracts 21 - 25 September 2009, Sibiu, Romania wwwJacona8.ro LA<i8NA VIII lASERS IN THE CONSERVATION OF ARTWORKS C-6 Robert Sitnik C-7 Roberto Ricci C-8 Haida Liang C-9 Haida Liang C-lO Dragos Ene C-11 Laurentiu Angheluta Oral papers - Section D D-1 Giorgio Bonsanti D-2 Marta Guttmann D-3 Marina Biccheri D-4 Sebastien Aze D-5 Miroslaw Wachowiak D-6 lIeana Delia Apostol Posters Poster - Section A A - P1 lIeana-Delia Apostol A - P2 Irina - Alexandra Paun A - P3 Nicolas Gines A - P4 Maria Luisa De Giorgi A - P5 Marek Strzelec A - P6 Panagiota Vounisiou A - P7 Malgorzata Luiza Walczak A - P8 Ruth Lahoz A - P9 Alberto Ramil A - PlO Ana J. López Robotized structured light system for automated 3D documenting of cultural heritage RGB-ITR: an amplitude-modulated 3D colour laser scanner for cultural heritage applications 3D imaging of jade carvings with optical coherence tomography Ahyperspectral remote imaging system in the VIS/NIR and SWIR for wall paintings 3D laser reconstructions of Buddhist temple from Ladakh Editing Protocol for the Digital Mapping of Related Imagistic Investigations The Human Factor Designed climate of the new storage facilities in the Open Air Department of ASTRA Museum, Sibiu, Romania Non-destructive spectroscopies on fragments found in Sana a(Yemen): evidence of different recipes for iron tannic inks Reversion of darkened red lead-containing wall paintings by means of cw-Iaser irradiation: In situ tests and first application Krakow collection of historical paint tubes and palettes identification of materials of 1880-ies oil paintings of Jan Matejko Innovative Laser Based System and Technologies for In-Situ Cleaning of Painting Artworks project results Ablation depth analyses in laser removal of easel painting layers. Studies on the UV femtosecond ablation of polymers: Implications for the femtosecond laser cleaning of painted artworks Strategies for laser cleaning of environmental deposits on Heritage buildings Chromatic stability of painted layers with natural dyes Collective Tombs of Polish Immigration at Montmartre Cemetery­laser intervention cleaning during the conservation programo On line monitoring of cleaning interventions on modern paintings Nd:YAG laser cleaning of encrustation layers of historical stained glass windows. The effect of wavelength on laser cleaning of Mudejar brick masonry Monitoring the laser cleaning process of ornamental granites by means of digital image analysis Optimization of laser cleaning parameters for the removal of biological black crusts in granites. Technological Educational Institute of Crete & Center for Technological Research - Crete, Sitia, Crete, GreeceVassilis ZafiropulosDepartment of Engineering, University of Liverpool, UKKenneth WatkinsLaboratoire de Recherche des Monuments Historiques, Champs-sur-Marne, FranceVeronique Verges-BelminUniversity College London - Centre for Sustainable Heritage The Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, London, U.K.Matija StrilicAcademy of Fine Arts Vienna, AustriaManfred SchreinerThe British Museum, Department of Conservation, Documentation and Science, London, UKDavid SaundersnIstituto di Fisica Applicata Nello Carrara CNR, Florence, ItalyRenzo SalimbeniNational Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics, RomaniaRoxana RadvanBundesdenkmalamt, Austrian Federal Office for the Care of Monuments, Centre of Art Conservation, Vienna, AustriaJohann NimmrichterIstituto per la Conservazione e Valorizzazione dei Beni Culturali, CNR, Florence, ItalyMauro MatteiniFreie Universität Berlin, GermanyEberhard KönigUniversity of Vienna, Department of Physical Chemistry, Vienna, AustriaWolfgang KautekFoundation for Research and Technology Hellas, IESL, Heraklion, Crete, GreeceCostas FotakisLaserzentrum FH Münster, GermanyKlaus DickmannThe Conservation Centre, National Museums Liverpool, UKMartin CooperInstituto de Química Física Rocasolano, CSIC, Madrid, SpainMarta CastillejoUniversity of Florence and Centro Europeo di Ricerche sul Restauro (CERR) di Siena, ItalyGiorgio BonsantiLaboratory of Biophysics, University of Münster, GermanyGerd v. BallyIPAPS, University of California, San Diego, USAJohn AsmusLos Angeles County Museum of Art, USAMargaret AbrahamPermanent Scientific CommitteeNational Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics from Bucharest, RomaniaRoxana RadvanLACONA VIII ChairMinistry of Research and Education, National Agency, RomaniaViorel VulturescuASTRA Museum, Sibiu, RomaniaValeriu OlaruNational Institute of Historical Monuments, Bucharest, RomaniaTereza SinigaliaSC ARH SERVICE GUTTMANN SI COMP SNCSzabolcs GuttmannSibiu City HallStela MatiocInstitute of Art History “G.Oprescu” of Romanian AcademySilviu AngelescuNational Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics from Bucharest, RomaniaRoxana Savastru“Politehnica” University from Bucharest, RomaniaNicolae PuscasASTRA Museum from Sibiu, RomaniaMarta GuttmannNational University of Art from Bucharest, RomaniaMaria DumbravicianNational University of Art from Bucharest, RomaniaIoana GomoiuUniversity of Art and Design from Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaIoan SbarciuNational Museum of History from Bucharest, RomaniaIoan OprisNational Museum of History from Constanta, RomaniaGheorghe PapucBrukenthal Museum, Sibiu, RomaniaGheorghe BanNational Museum of History from Bucharest, RomaniaDragomir N. PopoviciBrukenthal Museum, Sibiu, RomaniaDorin BarbuNational Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics from Bucharest, RomaniaDan SavastruNational Office of Historical Monuments, Bucharest, RomaniaDalvina LuculescuASTRA Museum, Sibiu, RomaniaAndrea BernathMinistry of Culture and Religious Affairs, RomaniaAlexandru OpreaLocal Organizing Committee8th international Congress on the Conservation of Lasers in Artworks 21- 25 September 2009, Sibiu, Romania STRATEGlES FOR LASER CLEANING OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEPOSITS ON HERITAGE BUILDlNGS M.P. Mateo1, T. Ctvrtnickova1, P. Ortil, M.S. Abad2, M.A. Vazquez3, R. Ortil, M.A. Gomez4, G. Nicolas1* I Universidad de ACoruña, Laboratorio de Aplicaciones Industriales del Láser, Campus de Ferrol, Spain 2 Universidad de Pablo de Olavide Sevilla, Departamentos de Sistemas Fisicos, Oumicos y Naturales, Spain 3 Universidad de Sevilla, Departamento de Cristalografia, Mineralogia y Ouimica Agricola, Spain 4 Instituto Andaluz de Patrimonio Historico, Seville, Spain The purpose of the present work was to establish an appropriate way for laser cross-sections allowed to provide cleaning of stones covered by crusts and information about morphology and deposits due to atmospheric pollution. distribution of species not well detected Specimens investigated correspond to by LlBS such as sulphur. fragments of several Monuments located Due to its ability to perform rapid in Seville (South Spain) and exhibit analysis, L1BS can be applied on multiple surface weathering with deposits, black locations of the sample surface without crusts and biocrusts of thickness around preparation. 100-2000 J.lm. Spectra obtained on deposits layer Prior to the laser removal, the elemental showed the presence of several elements composition was determined by L1BS and not detected in the stone and their in­XRF methods whereas SEM-EDX depth variation, therefore allowing observations carried out on surfaces and 	 monitoring the pollutant species lines during the laser cleaning process. gines@cdf.udc.es VI-6 

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