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SUMMARY Studies on Insect Damages of Wooden Cultural Heritage in Latvia Uwe Noldt 1 *, Guna Noldt 2 , Ingeborga Andersone 3 , Bruno Andersons 3 ...................................... 111 Termite infestation risk in Portuguese historic buildings Lina Nunes* ................................................................................................................................ 117 Biodeterioration of Cultural Heritage in Estonia Kalle Pilt* ................................................................................................................................... 123 Degradation of melanin and biocides by ligninolytic fungi Franc Pohleven 1 *, Iztok Vidic 1 , Črtomir Tavzes 2 ........................................................................ 129 Mould on organs and cultural heritage objects. Investigations in eight churches in Saxony Wolfram Scheiding*, Katharina Plaschkies, Björn Weiß ............................................................ 135 Biological deterioration of historical wooden roof and floor structures and their renovation Jelena Srpčič* ............................................................................................................................ 142 Orientated Investigation to kill the mycelia of the Dry Rot Fungus, Serpula lacrymans, with microwaves Merle Strätling 1 *, Wibke Unger 2 , Karin Petersen 3 ..................................................................... 148 Research study on the effects of the Thermo Lignum® Warmair treatment on art objects with paint and gilt finishes Florian Tscherne* 1 , Bernhard Schachenhofer 2 , Karen Roux 3 .................................................... 153 (C) CHARACTERIZATION AND MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES........................ 159 Non destructive imaging for wood identification. Junji Sugiyama*, Suyako Mizuno, Yoshiki Horikawa, Chiori Ito, Misao Yokoyama .................. 161 Methods of non-destructive wood testing Peter Niemz* ............................................................................................................................... 163 Measurement and simulation of dimensional changes due to flows of heat and moisture in wood and wood-based materials: How objects of cultural heritage can be studied by methods developed for industrial applications Dr. Jochen Aderhold*, Dr. Hiltrud Brocke.................................................................................. 169 In the heart of the limba tree (Terminalia superba Engl. & Diels): detection methods for heart rot and false heartwood Maaike De Ridder 1,2 *, Jan Van den Bulcke 1 , Hans Beeckman 2 , Joris Van Acker 1 ...................... 175 Local deformation reactivity of Panel paintings in an environment with random microclimate variations: the Maltese Maestro Alberto's Nativity case-study Paolo Dionisi-Vici 1 *, Michael Formosa 2 , J Schiro 2 , Luca Uzielli 3 ............................................. 180 Physical and mechanical characterization of ancient wooden musical instruments for conservation purposes Marco Fioravanti 1 *, Paola Mazzanti 1 , Giacomo Goli 1 , Gabriele Rossi Rognoni 2 , Nicola Sodini 1 ..................................................................................................................................................... 186 NIR archaeometry as a powerful tool for investigating the archaeological wood - investigation of thermal degradation mechanism of softwood and hardwood- Tetsuya Inagaki* 1 , Katsuya Mitsui 2 , Satoru Tsuchikawa 1 ........................................................... 192 NIR archaeometry as a powerful tool for investigating the archaeological wood - spectroscopic observation of the degradation process in thermally treated wood using a deuterium exchange method Tetsuya Inagaki*, Satoru Tsuchikawa ......................................................................................... 196 NIR spectroscopic monitoring of water adsorption/desorption process in modern and archaeological wood Tetsuya Inagaki 1 *, Hitoshi Yonenobu 2 , Satoru Tsuchikawa 1 ....................................................... 199 2
WOOD SCIENCE FOR CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE Numerical Simulation of the Strength of Wooden Structures: Application to Historic Pianoforte Michael Kaliske 1 *, Eckart Resch 1 , Jörg Schmidt 2 ....................................................................... 203 Simple Electronic Speckle Pattern Interferometer (ESPI) for the investigation of wooden art objects Lukasz Lasyk, Michal Lukomski*, Lukasz Bratasz ..................................................................... 209 Structural defect detection using acoustic holography in the cultural heritage field – A preliminary study Sandie Le Conte 1 *, Sylvie Le Moyne 2 ......................................................................................... 214 Experimental and numerical mechanical study of a framing technique for cupping control of painted panels combining crossbars and springs Bertrand Marcon 1,2 , David Dureisseix 1 , Paolo Dionisi-Vici 2 , Joseph Gril 1 , Luca Uzielli 2 ......... 219 Effect of thermal treatment on structural defects of model panel paintings Anna Moutsatsou 1 *, Eleni Kouloumpi 1 , Agni-Vasileia Terlixi 1 , Marc Georges 2 , Cédric Thizy 2 , Vici Tornari 3 , Michail Doulgeridis 1 ............................................................................................ 225 Inter-comparison of colour measurements of poly-chromed wooden objects which were irradiated for disinfection reasons Constantin Daniel Negut 1 *, Laurent Cortella 2 , Mihalis Cutrubinis 1 , Khôi Tran 2 , Corneliu Catalin Ponta 1 ............................................................................................................................. 230 Characterization of waterlogged wood by infrared spectroscopy Benedetto Pizzo 1 *, Ana Alves 2 , Nicola Macchioni 1 , Antonio Alves 2 , Gianna Giachi 3 , Manfred Schwanninger 4 , José Rodrigues 2 ................................................................................................. 236 Structure, mock-up model and environment-induced deformations of Italian laminated wood parade shields from the 16th century Luca Uzielli 1 *, Elisa Cardinali 1 , Paolo Dionisi-Vici 1,2 , Marco Fioravanti 1 , Nicola Salvioli 3 ... 242 (D) CONSERVATION......................................................................................................... 249 European Technical Committee 346 - Conservation of Cultural Property - Updating of the activity after a three year period Vasco Fassina*............................................................................................................................ 251 The Wreck of Vrouw Maria - Current Situation and Future Perspectives Eero Ehanti* ............................................................................................................................... 259 Romanian Architectural Wooden Cultural Heritage – The Present Status - a Survey Bogdan Constantinescu*............................................................................................................. 265 Ressurreição de Cristo – Panel from the XVI century, Museu de Arte Sacra da Sé de Évora. A repainted painting – dating and treatment (1974-2008) Lília Maria Esteves* 1 , Raul Adalberto Leite 2 ............................................................................. 271 On 18 th- and 19 th- Century Sacristy Furniture in the Maltese Islands: Materials and Techniques Michael Formosa* ...................................................................................................................... 274 Defibring of historical roof beam caused by ammonium sulphate and ammonium phosphates based fire retardants Irena Kučerová 1 *, Martina Ohlídalová 2 , Jiří Frankl 3 , Michal Kloiber 3 , Alena Michalcová 4 ..... 281 Nossa Senhora do Rosário and Anjo Ceroferário. Examination and conservation of two different wooden polychrome sculptures, at the IMC’s Department of Conservation Elsa Murta 1 *, Diogo Sanches 2 .................................................................................................... 287 The consequences of wooden structures consolidation through traditional techniques on the resistance of support panels and paint layers (Some case study - Stelea Monastery Targoviste, Humor Monastery and Arbore Monastery) Gheorghe Niculescu*, Migdonia Georgescu .............................................................................. 292 3
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Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTION These proceedings of a
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RESEARCH ON THE AGING OF WOOD IN RI
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Xylarium Database RESEARCH ON THE A
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AGING WOOD FROM CULTURAL PROPERTIES
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AGING WOOD FROM CULTURAL PROPERTIES
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STRENGTH AND MOE OF POPLAR WOOD ACR
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PHOTODEGRADATION AND THERMAL DEGRAD
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STUDIES ON INSECT DAMAGES OF WOODEN
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EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON STRU
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The aims of this work are to: WOOD
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Keynote presentations WOOD SCIENCE
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