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Comparison of two methods for measuring the deposition of indoor dust
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  • 1990The composition of museum atmospheres177 cited
  • 2000Contribution of Dust at Floor Level to Particle Deposit Within the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts40 cited
  • 1991Dirt and Pictures Separated39 cited
  • 2001The Distribution of Soiling by Coarse Particulate Matter in the Museum Environment38 cited

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  • 2005Designing an Exhibition to Minimise Risks to Costume on Open Display3 cited
  • 2024Assessment of Dust Deposition through Image Analysis in Complex and Remote Exhibition Sites: Study in the Cloister of the Santa María de El Paular Monastery in the Sierra de Guadarrama, Spain2 cited

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