Non-Destructive Methodologies and Adapted Signal Processing Techniques in the Field of Cultural Heritage
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Beschreibung
This book presents signal processing techniques for analyzing data produced by non-destructive testing methods in conservation science. It explores the complementarity of these techniques in examining art objects, including electromagnetic and mechanical wave-based methods with varying resolutions and penetration depths. The authors also propose a model for integrating multidisciplinary information, supported by real-case reference objects. This book is a valuable resource for professionals in signal processing, cultural heritage, and conservation science.
This book presents signal processing techniques for analyzing data produced by non-destructive testing methods in conservation science. It explores the complementarity of these techniques in examining art objects, including electromagnetic and mechanical wave-based methods with varying resolutions and penetration depths. The authors also propose a model for integrating multidisciplinary information, supported by real-case reference objects. This book is a valuable resource for professionals in signal processing, cultural heritage, and conservation science.
Covers signal processing techniques for analyzing data from non-destructive testing in conservation science Explores the complementarity of these methods for qualitative and quantitative insights into art objects Proposes a model for fusing multidisciplinary information in cultural heritage documentation
Autor*in
Georgios Karagiannis
Themen in »Non-Destructive Methodologies and Adapted Signal Processing Techniques in the Field of Cultural Heritage«
Signal Processing Ultrasonic Tomography Infrared Reflectoscopy Kubelka-Munk Material Identification Cultural Heritage Conservation Semantic Features Ultraviolet/Visible Reflectroscopy Instrumentation and Measurement Material Characterization Data Processing