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Alumna, University of Brighton
Project Title
Integrated management, visualisation and enrichment of image and analytical data to improve our understanding and conservation of museum artefacts
Background & Summary of Project
Spectral and 3D imaging techniques are used as non-destructive and portable tools to record the condition, inform the care, and increase the understanding of objects. This research will investigate an integrated approach to spectral and 3D imaging for improved monitoring of cultural heritage objects. The research aims to acquire integrated image data, increase the reproducibility and comparability, and visualise the integrated data for interpretation, hence enhance monitoring.
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Publications
Cucci, C., Webb, E.K., Casini, A., Ginanni, M., Prandi, E., Stefani, L., Vitorino, T., Picollo, M., 2019. Short-wave infrared reflectance hyperspectral imaging for painting investigations: A methodological study. Journal of the American Institute for Conservation. 58, 16-36.
Webb, E.K., Robson, S., Macdonald, L., Garside, D., Evans, R., Engineering, G., 2018. Spectral and 3D Cultural Heritage Documentation Using a Modified Camera, in: ISPRS TC II Mid-Term Symposium. ISPRS Archives, Riva del Garda, Italy.
George, S., Hardeberg, J., Linhares, J., MacDonald, L., Montagner, C., Nascimento, S., Picollo, M., Pillay, R., Vitorino, T., Webb, E.K., 2017. A Study of Spectral Imaging Acquisition and Processing for Cultural Heritage, in: Bentkowska-Kafel, A., MacDonald, L. (Eds.), Digital Techniques for Documenting and Preserving Cultural Heritage. The Applied Research Centre in the Humanities and Press Ltd, Kalamazzo, Michigan.
Webb, E.K., 2015. Reflected Infrared Imaging: Revisiting the Fundamentals, in: Guidi, G., Scopigno, R., Torres, J.C., Graf, H., Remondino, F., Duranti, L., Brunet, P., Hazan, S., Barcelo, J. (Eds.), Digital Heritage 2015. IEEE, Granada, Spain, pp. 51–54.
Webb, E.K., 2017. Reflected Infrared and 3D Imaging for Object Documentation. Journal of the American Institute for Conservation. 56, 1–14.
