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MOLAB growth, aims and results

MOLAB is a unique collection of integrated mobile instrumentation established in Italy in 2001 and open from 2004 to transnational access within the European projects Eu-ARTECH (FP6) and CHARISMA (FP7). Its application demonstrated in the last decade that satisfactory analytical results can be obtai...

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Auteurs principaux:	Brunetti, Bruno, Miliani, Costanza, Sgamellotti, Antonio
Formato:	Article ou chapitre numérique
Idioma:	Anglais
Publicado:	Technè 2019
Sujets:	peinture mesures in situ techniques non invasives analyse non-destructive instruments d’imagerie manuscrits céramique painting in situ measurements non-invasive techniques non-destructive analysis imaging instrumentation manuscripts ceramics
Acceso en liña:	Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM

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spelling	openedition-oai:revues.org:techne_592 https://doi.org/10.4000/techne.592 urn:doi:10.4000/techne.592 en https://journals.openedition.org/techne/592 2019-12-19T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/l8fj https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ MOLAB growth, aims and results Technè C2RMF info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2750-6185 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1254-7867 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/techne Brunetti, Bruno Miliani, Costanza Sgamellotti, Antonio peinture mesures in situ techniques non invasives analyse non-destructive instruments d’imagerie manuscrits céramique painting in situ measurements non-invasive techniques non-destructive analysis imaging instrumentation manuscripts ceramics MOLAB is a unique collection of integrated mobile instrumentation established in Italy in 2001 and open from 2004 to transnational access within the European projects Eu-ARTECH (FP6) and CHARISMA (FP7). Its application demonstrated in the last decade that satisfactory analytical results can be obtained through in situ studies of a variety of heritage objects without sampling or moving them to a laboratory, achieving significant overviews on nature and behavior of the inorganic and organic materials of the examined object. The MOLAB in situ non-invasive approach produced a signiﬁcant change in diagnostic practices, an increase of scientiﬁc inputs in heritage studies and conservation, and a positive modiﬁcation in the relationships between curators, conservators, and scientists, permitting a common language to be established and partnership strengthened. The recent introduction of innovative mobile 2D and 3D imaging systems, setup within the CHARISMA joint research project, significantly extended the MOLAB tools available in the current project IPERION CH (Horizon 2020), widening number and interest of potential users from Europe and associated countries. MOLAB est un ensemble unique d’instruments mobiles intégrés créé en Italie en 2001 et disponible à un accès transnational depuis 2004 dans le cadre des programmes européens Eu-ARTECH (6e PC) et CHARISMA (7e PC). Son utilisation a démontré au cours des dix dernières années que l’on peut obtenir des résultats analytiques de qualité par des travaux in situ sur différents types d’objets du patrimoine sans avoir à prélever des échantillons ou à les transporter dans un laboratoire, et recueillir des informations importantes sur la nature et le comportement des matériaux organiques et inorganiques de l’objet examiné. Les méthodes in situ et non invasives du MOLAB ont favorisé une inflexion notable des pratiques diagnostiques, une augmentation de la production scientifique dans les sciences du patrimoine et la conservation-restauration, ainsi qu’une évolution positive des relations entre conservateurs de musées, restaurateurs et chercheurs, contribuant à l’adoption d’un langage commun et au renforcement des collaborations. L’introduction récente de systèmes mobiles d’imagerie en 2D et en 3D, mis au point grâce aux activités conjointes de recherche de CHARISMA, a considérablement élargi la gamme des outils du MOLAB disponibles dans le cadre du projet en cours IPERION CH (horizon 2020), accroissant ici le nombre et les motivations des utilisateurs potentiels en Europe et dans les pays associés.
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topic	peinture mesures in situ techniques non invasives analyse non-destructive instruments d’imagerie manuscrits céramique painting in situ measurements non-invasive techniques non-destructive analysis imaging instrumentation manuscripts ceramics
spellingShingle	peinture mesures in situ techniques non invasives analyse non-destructive instruments d’imagerie manuscrits céramique painting in situ measurements non-invasive techniques non-destructive analysis imaging instrumentation manuscripts ceramics Brunetti, Bruno Miliani, Costanza Sgamellotti, Antonio MOLAB growth, aims and results
description	MOLAB is a unique collection of integrated mobile instrumentation established in Italy in 2001 and open from 2004 to transnational access within the European projects Eu-ARTECH (FP6) and CHARISMA (FP7). Its application demonstrated in the last decade that satisfactory analytical results can be obtained through in situ studies of a variety of heritage objects without sampling or moving them to a laboratory, achieving significant overviews on nature and behavior of the inorganic and organic materials of the examined object. The MOLAB in situ non-invasive approach produced a signiﬁcant change in diagnostic practices, an increase of scientiﬁc inputs in heritage studies and conservation, and a positive modiﬁcation in the relationships between curators, conservators, and scientists, permitting a common language to be established and partnership strengthened. The recent introduction of innovative mobile 2D and 3D imaging systems, setup within the CHARISMA joint research project, significantly extended the MOLAB tools available in the current project IPERION CH (Horizon 2020), widening number and interest of potential users from Europe and associated countries.
author	Brunetti, Bruno Miliani, Costanza Sgamellotti, Antonio
author_facet	Brunetti, Bruno Miliani, Costanza Sgamellotti, Antonio
author_sort	Brunetti, Bruno
title	MOLAB growth, aims and results
title_short	MOLAB growth, aims and results
title_full	MOLAB growth, aims and results
title_fullStr	MOLAB growth, aims and results
title_full_unstemmed	MOLAB growth, aims and results
title_sort	molab growth, aims and results
publisher	Technè
publishDate	2019
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