The paper explains the role of nondestruvtive testing (NDT) in the protecion of archaeologicals sites, as well as research activity and a pilot ptoject in Sardinia, an island region of Italy. Microclimate, surface temperature and sun irradiation, as well as wind direction and speed, were monitored for two years by means of infrared thermography, psychrometry and probes to determine the requirements for a new shelter. In addition, several technical aspects were analysed, highlighting how covering solutions can often contribute to damage instead of offering protection.

New procedures and materials for improving protection of archaeological areas

E. Rosina;A. Zanelli;P. Beccarelli;E. Romoli
2011-01-01

Abstract

The paper explains the role of nondestruvtive testing (NDT) in the protecion of archaeologicals sites, as well as research activity and a pilot ptoject in Sardinia, an island region of Italy. Microclimate, surface temperature and sun irradiation, as well as wind direction and speed, were monitored for two years by means of infrared thermography, psychrometry and probes to determine the requirements for a new shelter. In addition, several technical aspects were analysed, highlighting how covering solutions can often contribute to damage instead of offering protection.
2011
membrane structures; etchnical textiles; infrared thermography; decay; sun irradiation; archaeological areas
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