Infrared Thermography (IRT) is a helpful method for the nondestructive evaluation of artworks and buildings of historical interest. The most used procedures for physical and geometrical characterization of the thermal anomaly sources are based on numerical models that solve the forward thermal problem, i.e. they find the solution of the Fourier differential equation, which describes the heat transfer in a medium. In this framework, we present a Finite Difference method to evaluate the conservation state of the Dome of Magdeburg (Germany).
A quantitative analysis of IRT data for the evaluation of plaster degradation at the Dome of Magdeburg (Germany) / DI MAIO, Rosa; Maierhofer, C.; Mancini, Cecilia; Piegari, Ester. - STAMPA. - (2013). (Intervento presentato al convegno EGU General Assembly 2013 tenutosi a Vienna (Austria) nel 07-12 April 2013).
A quantitative analysis of IRT data for the evaluation of plaster degradation at the Dome of Magdeburg (Germany)
DI MAIO, ROSA;MANCINI, CECILIA;PIEGARI, ESTER
2013
Abstract
Infrared Thermography (IRT) is a helpful method for the nondestructive evaluation of artworks and buildings of historical interest. The most used procedures for physical and geometrical characterization of the thermal anomaly sources are based on numerical models that solve the forward thermal problem, i.e. they find the solution of the Fourier differential equation, which describes the heat transfer in a medium. In this framework, we present a Finite Difference method to evaluate the conservation state of the Dome of Magdeburg (Germany).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
