Technologies for Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage

Activity type

Scienze e tecnologie per la conservazione e il restauro

SSD

FIS/07

Year

N/D

Semester

N/D

CFU

3

Hours distribution

16 classroom hours, 12 training hours

Lecturers

FEDERICO BORDI

Activity type

Scienze e tecnologie per la conservazione e il restauro

SSD

FIS/07

Year

N/D

Semester

N/D

CFU

3

Hours distribution

16 classroom hours, 12 training hours

Lecturers

FEDERICO BORDI

Knowledge
Knowledge of elements of atomic and condensed matter physics. Knowledge of some diagnostic techniques for Cultural Heritage, of their physical principles and their application to real cases.
Skills
Capability of choosing among the techniques presented during the course the most suitable one, basing on the material to be studied and the information to be obtained

basic knowledge of data analysis methods; basic concepts of selected physical methods applied to cultural heritage;

high school physics and mathematics

Module: NMR MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY
Statistical methods for data analysis.
Basic concepts of X e UV VIS NIR spectroscopy applied to conservation of cultural heritage
Examples of the application of selected spectroscopic methods to archaeology and conservation science


Module: X AND UV VIS NIR SPECTROSCOPY AND IMAGING
Statistical methods for data analysis.
basic knowledge of data analysis methods; basic concepts of atomic and molecular spectroscopy and NMR applied to conservation of cultural heritage
Examples of the application of selected spectroscopic methods to archaeology and conservation science

Module: NMR MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY
not pertinent


Module: X AND UV VIS NIR SPECTROSCOPY AND IMAGING
not pertinent

Module: NMR MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY
R.D. Drennan “Statistics for Archaeologists” (2009) Springer, NY
Stanton A. Glantz "Primer of Biostatistics" (2012) The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc
J.E. Freund “Introduction to Probability” (1993) Dover, NY
E.B. Banning “The Archaeologist’s laboratory” (2000) Kluwer, NY
M. Walker “Quaternary Dating Methods” (2005) John Wiley & Sons Ltd. England
Halliday & Resnick "Fundamentals of Physics" (2007) John Wiley & Sons Ltd. England
C.Christodoulides and G.Christodoulides "Analysis and Presentation of Experimental Results" (2017) Springer, NY
John R. Taylor "AN INTRODUCTION TO Error Analysis" (1997) University Science Books, CA
G.Artioli "SCIENTIFIC METHODS AND CULTURAL HERITAGE - An introduction to the application of materials science to archaeometry and conservation science" (2010) Oxford Univ. Press


Module: X AND UV VIS NIR SPECTROSCOPY AND IMAGING
R.D. Drennan “Statistics for Archaeologists” (2009) Springer, NY
Stanton A. Glantz "Primer of Biostatistics" (2012) The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc
J.E. Freund “Introduction to Probability” (1993) Dover, NY
E.B. Banning “The Archaeologist’s laboratory” (2000) Kluwer, NY
M. Walker “Quaternary Dating Methods” (2005) John Wiley & Sons Ltd. England
Halliday & Resnick "Fundamentals of Physics" (2007) John Wiley & Sons Ltd. England
C.Christodoulides and G.Christodoulides "Analysis and Presentation of Experimental Results" (2017) Springer, NY
John R. Taylor "AN INTRODUCTION TO Error Analysis" (1997) University Science Books, CA
G.Artioli "SCIENTIFIC METHODS AND CULTURAL HERITAGE - An introduction to the application of materials science to archaeometry and conservation science" (2010) Oxford Univ. Press

lectures

elective

oral exam; partial written exams (2 or 3) could be held at different times during the course, passing two partial exams is equivalent to passing the general exam

not pertinent

Module: NMR MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY



Module: X AND UV VIS NIR SPECTROSCOPY AND IMAGING