On technological solutions for repair and rehabilitation of heritage sites: a review
This paper reviews the problems faced by historical structures, different methods adopted to
detect the damages in the archaeological sites and technical solutions suggested by …
detect the damages in the archaeological sites and technical solutions suggested by …
[HTML][HTML] Non-destructive system for in-wall moisture assessment of cultural heritage buildings
Cultural heritage sites are exposed to several factors that cause their deterioration and
degradation, namely moisture content. There are several destructive and non-destructive …
degradation, namely moisture content. There are several destructive and non-destructive …
Using electrical resistivity tomography and surface nuclear magnetic resonance to investigate cultural relic preservation in Leitai, China
Leitai is a cultural relic site consisting of a loess platform built during the Qianliang dynasty
(1700 years ago), Han dynasty tombs (1800 years ago) built on the lower part of the loess …
(1700 years ago), Han dynasty tombs (1800 years ago) built on the lower part of the loess …
3D Numerical Simulations of Non-Volcanic CO2 Degassing in Active Fault Zones Based on Geophysical Surveys
An integrated approach that combines geophysical surveys and numerical simulations is
proposed to study the processes that govern the fluid flow along active fault zones. It is …
proposed to study the processes that govern the fluid flow along active fault zones. It is …
Automated Resistivity Profiling (ARP) to explore wide archaeological areas: The prehistoric site of Mont'e Prama, Sardinia, Italy
This paper deals with the resistivity continuous surveys on extensive area carried out at the
Mont'e Prama archaeological site, in Sardinia (Italy). From 2013 to 2015, new research was …
Mont'e Prama archaeological site, in Sardinia (Italy). From 2013 to 2015, new research was …
Using surface nuclear magnetic resonance and spontaneous potential to investigate the source of water seepage in the JinDeng Temple grottoes, China
K Lu, Z Li, R Niu, F Li, J Pan, K Li, L Chen - Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2020 - Elsevier
Abstract The JinDeng Temple grottoes are large-scale grottoes that were dug in natural cliffs
more than 500 years ago. The grotto art provides an important legacy and is of high …
more than 500 years ago. The grotto art provides an important legacy and is of high …
Evidence of preferential flow activation in the vadose zone via geophysical monitoring
L De Carlo, K Perkins, MC Caputo - Sensors, 2021 - mdpi.com
Preferential pathways allow rapid and non-uniform water movement in the subsurface due to
strong heterogeneity of texture, composition, and hydraulic properties. Understanding the …
strong heterogeneity of texture, composition, and hydraulic properties. Understanding the …
Remote sensing, archaeological, and geophysical data to study the terramare settlements: The case study of Fondo Paviani (Northern Italy)
During the Middle and Recent Bronze Age, the Po Plain and, more broadly Northern Italy
were populated by the so-called “Terramare”, embanked settlements, surrounded by a moat …
were populated by the so-called “Terramare”, embanked settlements, surrounded by a moat …
The third KV62 radar scan: Searching for hidden chambers adjacent to Tutankhamun's tomb
L Sambuelli, C Comina, G Catanzariti… - Journal of Cultural …, 2019 - Elsevier
The existence of hidden chambers and corridors adjacent to Tutankhamun's tomb (code
name KV62) has been long debated. In 2015 it was suggested that these chambers may …
name KV62) has been long debated. In 2015 it was suggested that these chambers may …
Integrated geophysics and geomatics surveys in the valley of the kings
Recent results within the framework of the collaborative project The Complete Geophysical
Survey of the Valley of the Kings (VOK)(Luxor, Egypt) are reported in this article. In October …
Survey of the Valley of the Kings (VOK)(Luxor, Egypt) are reported in this article. In October …