Petra, Angkor, Copan, Venice, Lascaux, Easter Island—all are examples of irreplaceable
cultural heritage built in stone and now slowly disappearing. In 1996 the Getty Conservation …

Durability is one of the most significant aspects of the behaviours of natural stone in the real
environment. As it is not a fundamental property, it cannot be measured in situ or by using …

The long and continued use of repeat photography, in geomorphology and other natural
science studies, attests to the benefits of its employment as a methodology for historical …

The way in which rocks and engineering materials heat‐up and dry‐out in the intertidal zone
is of relevance to both weathering and ecology. These behaviours can be measured in the …

Встановлені закономірності зміни світлоти необроблених та полірованих зразків з
різних типів Покостівського гранодіориту в залежності від частки білих мінералів …

Condensation water is a major factor in the conservation of heritage caves. It can cause
dissolution of the rock substrate (and the pigments of rock art drawn on it) or covering thereof …

This chapter builds a case for the deployment of the reality capture technologies to support
building surveying and maintenance decision making, with a focus on historic masonry …

This report concludes a research project funded by Historic Environment Scotland (HES),
led by Heriot-Watt University (Cyberbuild Lab of the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) …

This paper builds on work using Adobe Photoshop as image-processing software to obtain
(histogram-based) quantification of camera-captured images. The analysis tracks cross …

The authenticity of much of the stone-work along Queen's Lane in central Oxford, UK
presented an opportunity to produce a photographic survey from which a weathering index …