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X-Ray Computed Tomography In Situ: An Opportunity for Museums and Restoration Laboratories
2019
Heritage
X-ray Computed Tomography (X-ray CT) is a sophisticated non-destructive imaging technique to investigate structures and materials of complex objects, and its application can answer many conservation and restoration questions. However, for Cultural Heritage investigations, medical CT scanners are not optimized for many case-studies: These instruments are designed for the human body, are not flexible and are difficult to use in situ. To overcome these limitations and to safely investigate works
doi:10.3390/heritage2030122
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