Disaster Recovery: Problems and Procedures

Richard D. Smith

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Library Science and Information Digital and Traditional Archives Management

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Disaster control is recommended using techniques to eliminate incidental disasters and minimize potentials for major book stock loss. The prevention and recovery technologies considered include air-conditionning, fumigating infested collections, drying water-wetted books, and mass preservation treatments

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1985Approaches to pest management in museums 1986Ethylene Oxide Fumigation: Results and Risk. Assessment 1990Insect eradication in museums and archives by oxygen replacement, a pilot project.1984The Yale Non-toxic Method of Eradicating Book-eating Insects by Deep-freezing

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