Olariu, Gheorghina (szerk.): Sesiunea Internaţională de Restaurare - Conservare (Satu Mare, 1997)

Investigaţii, conservare

4. CONCLUSIONS

The results obtained until now in the field of Computerized Tomography were well received by the specialists in museography and restorer who showed their interest in testing this method in various museum s applications.

To meet their requirements we intend for the future the following: The archievement of a multidetection computerized tomograph able to grant relatively short aquisition times:

The development of standards concerning the use of Computerized Tomography method in non destructive evolution;

Using further on this equipments for to obtain new and very well tomographies images that will lead to development work in restorer applications and historical research.

5. BIBLIOGRAPHY

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