Impact of transparency in the design of protective structures for conservation of archaeological remains

Çetin, Funda Yaka; İpekoğlu, Başak

doi:10.1016/j.culher.2012.10.019

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“…F.Yaka [17] studied the advantages and disadvantages of transparent protection, concluding that it is necessary to carefully select the material based on the thermophysical properties.…”

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Statistical Analysis of Visible and Infrared Radiation in The Museum of L'Almoina in Valencia (Spain)

Moreno¹,

Baró²,

Serrano³

et al. 2023

Japan J Res

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The present work is an analysis and statistical association of distributions of experimental spectral values of visible and infrared radiation attenuation through the skylight of a museum in the city of Valencia (Spain). They have been statistically analyzed in summer and winter. This analysis allows detecting interrelation between data distributions. The spatial association of these distributions is also analyzed by applying the Yule index belonging to Spatial Statistics. The interest of the index is to establish a relationship of spatial association of distributions and the structure of the museum. That is, a contingency matrix is constructed whose value of the elements depends on the shape of the museum's skylight.

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“…F.Yaka [17] studied the advantages and disadvantages of transparent protection, concluding that it is necessary to carefully select the material based on the thermophysical properties.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Statistical Analysis of Visible and Infrared Radiation in The Museum of L'Almoina in Valencia (Spain)

Moreno¹,

Baró²,

Serrano³

et al. 2023

Japan J Res

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“…For example, it is necessary to carefully select the material based on thermophysical properties. In other studies, it is recommended to combine lighting to visualize things and that it has little impact on the objects for their full conservation (see Michalsky [6,18,19]).…”

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Statistical Analysis of Ultraviolet Radiation in The Museum of L'almoina in Valencia (Spain)

Moreno¹,

Baró²,

Serrano³

et al. 2023

Japan J Res

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The present work is an analysis and statistical association of distributions of experimental values of ultraviolet radiation attenuation through the skylight of a museum in the city of Valencia (Spain). The distributions of values were made in summer and winter at different times. Statistical analysis was obtained to detect the clustering of the measurement distributions, and the statistical association was carried out using the Q or Yule index, which means a dependency function between this parameter and the structure of the museum building. The basis of the aforementioned statistical index is a contingency matrix whose elements are subject to change depending on the season of the year and the shape of the skylight.

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“…The scientific literature provides several analyses on the conservation of archaeological sites exposed to solar radiation. Funda Yaka [17] considered the undoubted advantages of transparent protection but warned of the disadvantages and the need to carefully select the material according to its thermo-physical properties. In fact, the consequences of an excess of radiation were the trigger for the removal of the transparent protective structures of the Roman Villa at Piazza Armerina in Sicily (Italy) and the Fishbourne Roman Palace at West Sussex (England).…”

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Spectral Relative Attenuation of Solar Radiation through a Skylight Focused on Preventive Conservation: Museo De L’almoina in Valencia (Spain) Case Study

Serrano

Zarzo

Esteve

et al. 2021

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The aim of the present study was to evaluate the relative attenuation of VIS, UV and NIR solar radiation through a large pond skylight into the interior of the l’Almoina Archaeological Museum (Valencia, Spain), and to determine how relative attenuation varied throughout the year and time of day. Measurements were taken at 9:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. during July 2019 and January 2020. Relative attenuation values were obtained from the measurement of spectral irradiance in the exterior and at different points in the interior by means of two Ocean Optics spectrometers: HR4000CG-UV-NIR for VIS (400–700 nm) and NIR (700–1000 nm) bands, and FLAME-S-UV-VIS for UV-A (280–315 nm) and UV-A (315–400 nm) bands. The central points of the skylight had relative attenuation at 520 nm, reaching a value of 50% in summer at noon and 38% in the afternoon. At noon in winter, there were two relative attenuation peaks above 33% at 520 nm and at 900 nm. For mean relative attenuation, in the UVB range, the highest relative attenuation (20%) was inside the ruins in the morning in both summer and winter, and the UVA band relative attenuation was quite constant throughout the museum, but lower than that of the UVB band, in the range 0–3%.

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Impact of transparency in the design of protective structures for conservation of archaeological remains

Cited by 10 publications

References 8 publications

Statistical Analysis of Visible and Infrared Radiation in The Museum of L'Almoina in Valencia (Spain)

Statistical Analysis of Visible and Infrared Radiation in The Museum of L'Almoina in Valencia (Spain)

Statistical Analysis of Ultraviolet Radiation in The Museum of L'almoina in Valencia (Spain)

Spectral Relative Attenuation of Solar Radiation through a Skylight Focused on Preventive Conservation: Museo De L’almoina in Valencia (Spain) Case Study

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