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Advancing Cultural Heritage Research Infrastructures: Innovations and Accessibility

This overview discusses the critical role of research infrastructures (RIs) in the study and preservation of cultural heritage. Led by Jana Kolar and Matija Strlič, the paper highlights the need for high-quality, rare analytical techniques, such as synchrotron and ion beam methods, to preserve and analyze artifacts. It emphasizes the importance of collaborative transnational access, training, and networking to enhance the service provided by these RIs. Notable findings include the degradation of wood by sulfide and the material composition analysis of artifacts like the Shroud of Turin and Roman bronze statues.

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Advancing Cultural Heritage Research Infrastructures: Innovations and Accessibility

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  1. Infrastructures for cultural heritage Jana Kolar & Matija Strlič Research infrastructures (RI) - High quality and rarity - Too expensive for a single group - Provide high level service - Strong centre for training and networking

  2. RI for CH • Synchrotron • X-ray radiation showed • that sulfide oxidises into sulphate • which degrades the wood. • Vasa ship (Sweden)

  3. RI for CH • Ion beam techniques • Accelerator MS showed that • Shoud of Turin is medieval Shroud of Turin

  4. RI for CH • Ion beam techniques • PIXE showed increased amounts • of Cu in iron gall inks. • Rembrandt, Teylers museum

  5. photo neutron X-ray RI for CH • Neutron and X-ray imaging • 150 Roman bronze statues will • be investigated • (Swiss national funding) • e-infrastructure Lehmann et al, NIM A542, 2005, 68-75

  6. RI for CH • 3D laser imaging • Carvings, invisible to naked eye were • revealed • Portable/transportable • Stonehenge

  7. Research infrastructures Action http://cordis.europa.eu/infrastructures

  8. Galilei, Collection Nationaal Archief, NL Research Infrastructures Action • Transnational access (TA) • Integrated activities • Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (I3) • Networking • Access • Joint research activities • Coordination actions (CA)

  9. Transnational access • Possible improvements: • training • interdisciplinary review of proposals • user service

  10. I3 http://www.eu-artech.org

  11. fp 7: specific programme Capacities http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7

  12. New research infrastructures • European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructure • - roadmap for the next 10-20 years • Working groups on CH is within the social studies

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