HMC 2010 Detailed scientific programme - ÚTAM AV ČR, vvi

Conservation of an Amun temple in the Sudan III.20
T. Sweek, J. R. Anderson, S. Tanimoto
Rui Barbosa museum’s architectural surfaces in Rio de Janeiro: refl ections and planning issues III.01
C. S. Rodrigues de Carvalho, M. I. Kanan
The restoration of the 12th century engraved estrich gypsum fl oor from the church in Wiślica III.18
M. Stec
Mud mortars in masonry construction, Malton, North Yorkshire III.03
N. Copsey, B. Gourley, R. Allen
Ceramic façades in Portugal – conservation issues III.27
A. L. Velosa, R. Veiga
Restoration plaster for the wall paintings presentations in three Pre-Romanesque churches on the
Adriatic coast III.19
V. Sulic
12:30–14:00 Lunch break
14:00–15:30 Room AB
Session 3: Natural/Roman cement (Theme IV + III)
Chaired by: Prof. J. Elsen
Roman cement for the production of conservation mortars IV.22
D. C. Hughes, J. Weber, R. Kozłowski
Compatibility of repair mortars with 19th century natural cement cast stone from the French
Rhône-Alpes region IV.10
M. Bouichou, E. Marie-Victoire, E. Cailleux, D.Sommain
Reducing shrinkage cracks in Roman cement renders IV.45
D. Wilk, Ł. Bratasz, R. Kozłowski
Hydration of Roman cements used for architectural restoration IV.17
C. Gosselin, K. L. Scrivener, S. B. Feldman
Oscarshall (Oslo, Norway) – case study of the restoration of a natural cement rendered facade
from 1849 III.14
M. Moe, J. Lukacs, T.S. Hansen
14:00–15:30 Room CD
Session 4: Assessment of mortars and masonry (Theme II)
Chaired by: Prof. L. Binda
Characterization of mortars using DRMS: Tests on fi eld panels samples II.04
D. Costa, A. Magalhães, R. Veiga
Problems in the assessment of the stress-strain relationship of masonry II.14
C. Neuwald-Burg, M. Pfeifer
Analytical diagnosis protocol to assess the impacts of environmental stressors on historical mortars
acting as the support of wall paintings II.13
M. Maguregui, U. Knuutinen, K. Castro, I. Martinez-Arkarazo, J.M. Madariaga
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