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H?llstr?ma, J., Barupa, K., Gr?nlundb, R., et al.
2009 Journal of Cultural Heritage, 10(1): 106-115
Coliseum; Non-invasive; Documentation; Deterioration; Soiling; UV fluorescence; Lidar; Remote sensing; Hyperspectral imaging
H?llstr?ma, J., Barupa, K., Gr?nlundb, R., et al., (2009), "Documentation of soiled and biodeteriorated facades:next term A case study on the Coliseum, Rome, using hyperspectral imaging fl", Journal of Cultural Heritage, 10(1): 106-115.
Abstract:
Non-invasive documentation of historic previous termfa?adesnext term with fluorescence lidar techniques can provide helpful information for the cultural heritage sector, especially when large areas outdoors are to be examined. This paper presents a case study of the Coliseum, Rome, where both cleaned and heavily soiled areas of the monument were scanned and analysed with two fluorescence lidar systems. Biodeterioration processes were also addressed during the experiment, with the aim of assessing the colonisation extent on selected areas of the monument. Results show the usefulness of a mobile fluorescence lidar system for documentation and survey of large surfaces with complex conditions without limiting the public access to the monument.
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