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Diagnostic methods, tools, and data types for parchment damage and…
Diagnostic methods, tools, and data types for parchment damage and conservation
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Microscopy methods
optical microscopy
polarization optical microscopy (see "Noninvasive quantitative assessment of collagen degradation in parchments by polarization-resolved SHG microscopy" by Schmeltz et al.)
correlative non-linear optical microscopy (see "Correlative nonlinear optical microscopy and infrared nanoscopy reveals collagen degradation in altered parchments" by Latour et al.)
Imaging excluding spectroscopic methods (spectroscopic methods and imaging methods used for damage assessment in parchment conservation are related but not the same. While there is some overlap, they differ in their primary focus and the type of information they provide)
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digital holographic microscopy (used on cultural heritage objects, not yet on parchment) (see "Tip Crack Imaging on Transparent Materials by Digital Holographic Microscopy" by Zhou et al.)
photoacoustic imaging (used on other cultural heritage objects, not yet on parchment) (see "Uncovering the hidden content of layered documents by means of photoacoustic imaging" by Tserevelakis et al.)
optical coherence tomography (OCT) (see "The application of macro-X-ray fluorescence and optical coherence tomography for examination of parchment manuscripts" by Targowski et al.)
confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) (see "Imaging the Third Dimension of the Archimedes
Palimpsest" by Christens-Barry et al.)
X-ray Microtomography (Micro-CT) (see "Virtual Recovery of Content from X-Ray Micro-Tomography Scans of Damaged Historic Scrolls" by Rosin et al.)