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Noninvasive Analysis of Paintings by Mid‐infrared Hyperspectral Imaging

Francesca Rosi · Costanza Miliani · René Braun · Roland Harig · Diego Sali · Brunetto Giovanni Brunetti +1 more

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Kulturelle Detektivarbeit: Die hyperspektrale Bildgebung von Gemälden im mittleren Infrarotbereich ermöglicht die Identifizierung und Lokalisierung der benutzten Materialien (siehe Helligkeitstemperaturdifferenzbild eines Ausschnitts des Gemäldes Sestante 10 von Alberto Burri sowie IR-Reflexionsspektren). Das Verfahren liefert molekular aufgelöste Abbildungen von großem Wert für die Gemäldekonservierung.

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