Existing buildings account for 40% of total green gas emission in the atmosphere [1],[2].
Historic and heritage buildings are part of this building stock, and the need for improving …

Conducting moisture tests of brick walls in buildings under conservation protection is
associated with many difficulties that result from the inability to freely interfere with historic …

In the last decade, many research have been carried on the application of IRT to detect
moisture in the materials of historic buildings, but only few studies are comprehensive of IRT …

This paper shows how visual analytics methodology can be used to facilitate interpretation
of multi‐temporal thermographic imagery for the purpose of restoration of cultural heritage …

The paper present the restoration of Densus Church, Hunedoara County, Romania, initiated
more than a decade ago, in view of actual situation and research needs. The investigation …

The presence of moisture in building materials causes damage second only to structural
one. NDT are successfully applied to map moisture distribution, to localize the source of …

The main goal of this work was the non-destructive testing (NDT) of an ancient fresco (15th
century) preserved in the Santa Maria di Collemaggio Church (L'Aquila, Italy) and damaged …

Infrared Thermography (IRT) has been a non-destructive and economical method for
identifying potential problems in buildings. Passive thermography tracks the thermal patterns …

For the protection of masonries against salt dampness various plasters and coatings are
proposed. In many cases the application of inappropriate materials accelerates the …

Infrared thermography (IRT) is a telemetric, or remote measuring, technique that maps
emitted radiation into a twodimensional image representative of the distribution of the …