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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1 – THE FALKE KNOWLEDGE BASE

1. CONCEPT OF THE KNOWLEDGE BASE

2. APPLICATION EXAMPLES

2.1 Example from the FALKE project

2.2 Example from the KERES project

3. ACTION FINDER

4. EVACUATION PLANNING

5. THE KERES ONTOLOGY

5.1 Cultural heritage, climate change, crisis management

5.2 Regions and Points of Interest (ROIs and POIs)

5.3 Route cards

5.4 Bookmarks

5.5 Tree register

CHAPTER 2 – DIGITAL TWINS, DAMAGE DETECTION AND MATERIAL ANALYSIS

1. DIGITIZATION OF CULTURAL ASSETS AND OBJECTS

2. DIGITAL TWINS

3. SCAN METHODS

3.1 Photogrammetry

3.2 Photogrammetry and LiDAR

3.3 X-ray

3.4 Terahertz and Millimeter Waves

3.5 Microscopy

3.6 Current state and methods of digitization in the museal field – a survey of 11 German museums

4. DAMAGE DETECTION AND MATERIAL ANALYSIS

4.1 Ultrasound based non-destructive testing (ultrasound tomography)

4.2 X-ray

4.3 Terahertz

4.4 Microscopy

5. VISUALIZATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Technologies for CH visualization

5.3 Examples for interactive CH applications

5.4 Conclusion

CHAPTER 3 – PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL MATERIALS IN TIMES OF CLIMATE CHANGE

1. PLASTICS IN MUSEUMS

1.1 Adsorption

1.2 Parylene coatings for the conservation of film material

1.3 ORMOCER®s – inorganic-organic hybrid polymers in conservation

1.4 Particles and dust

1.5 Thermal analytics

1.6 Emission test chambers

2. HISTORICAL PAPER DOCUMENTS

2.1 Introduction

2.2 State of the art

2.3 Blocking of war-damaged paper documents

2.4 Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) for the analysis of historical objects

2.5 High-resolution Computed X-ray Tomography as a means to qualify damages of historical books

2.6 Possibilities of virtual reconstruction and assisted restoration

3. ENAMEL

3.1 Motivation and objective

3.2 Preparation of prototype material samples

3.3 Analysis of historic originals and sample materials

3.4 Laser cleaning of fire damaged enamel

4. NEW INVESTIGATIONS OF THE “ASTERIXE” AT THE OUTDOOR TEST SITE IN HOLZKIRCHEN

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Past research on stone deterioration on the “Asterixe”

4.3 Reviving the “Asterixe”

4.4 Outlook

CHAPTER 4 – VALUE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AND VISITOR PREFERENCES

1. USE AND NON-USE VALUES OF CULTURAL HERITAGE

1.1 Contingent valuation method

1.2 Travel cost method

2. VALUE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE IN TIMES OF DIGITIZATION

2.1 Benefits of digitization

2.2 Value of original heritage assets

3. VISITOR PREFERENCES IN MUSEUMS

3.1 Conjoint analysis design

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AUTHORS