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Infrastructures for cultural heritage. Jana Kolar & Matija Strlič Research infrastructures (RI) - High quality and rarity - Too expensive for a single group - Provide high level service - Strong centre for training and networking. RI for CH. Synchrotron X -ray radiation showed
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Infrastructures for cultural heritage Jana Kolar & Matija Strlič Research infrastructures (RI) - High quality and rarity - Too expensive for a single group - Provide high level service - Strong centre for training and networking
RI for CH • Synchrotron • X-ray radiation showed • that sulfide oxidises into sulphate • which degrades the wood. • Vasa ship (Sweden)
RI for CH • Ion beam techniques • Accelerator MS showed that • Shoud of Turin is medieval Shroud of Turin
RI for CH • Ion beam techniques • PIXE showed increased amounts • of Cu in iron gall inks. • Rembrandt, Teylers museum
photo neutron X-ray RI for CH • Neutron and X-ray imaging • 150 Roman bronze statues will • be investigated • (Swiss national funding) • e-infrastructure Lehmann et al, NIM A542, 2005, 68-75
RI for CH • 3D laser imaging • Carvings, invisible to naked eye were • revealed • Portable/transportable • Stonehenge
Research infrastructures Action http://cordis.europa.eu/infrastructures
Galilei, Collection Nationaal Archief, NL Research Infrastructures Action • Transnational access (TA) • Integrated activities • Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (I3) • Networking • Access • Joint research activities • Coordination actions (CA)
Transnational access • Possible improvements: • training • interdisciplinary review of proposals • user service
I3 http://www.eu-artech.org
fp 7: specific programme Capacities http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7
New research infrastructures • European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructure • - roadmap for the next 10-20 years • Working groups on CH is within the social studies