Spectroscopic Imaging and Chemometrics

Anna Maria Salvi; Graziella Bernardo; Antonella Guida

Spectroscopic Imaging and Chemometrics: Proceedings of the Workshop (Matera Campus, UniBas, 15-16 december 2022)

Authors

Anna Maria Salvi

University of Basilicata

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7990-8764

Graziella Bernardo

University of Basilicata - University Researcher- ICAR/10-- Building Technology and Design

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9291-6099

Antonella Guida

University of Basilicata

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3419-9831

Keywords:

Chemometric analysis, Environmental heritage; Cultural heritage, Chemometric analysis, Environmental heritage, Cultural heritage

Synopsis

Series: Miscellaneous

Pages: 135

Language: English

Published: 24/07/2023

ISBN: 978-88-31309-21-9

NBN:

Abstract: This Volume collects all the dissemination contributions presented at the Christmas Workshop devoted to chemometric analysis for the processing of experimental data, with particular reference to spectroscopic imaging. The training objective was achieved and all the participants were provided with the necessary technical supports and software needed to follow the lessons and demonstration exercises held by expert teachers in multivariate analysis. The lectures addressed the topic of caring and preserving environmental and cultural heritages, highlighting the importance of diagnostics, the use of integrated and innovative techniques, and advanced statistic for data interpretation. Overall, the Volume is the results of the synergistic cooperation between different disciplines, too surreptitiously classified into humanities and technical-scientific.

Index

Preface. Multidisciplinary Investigation and Multivariate Analysis for Cultural Heritage

Introduction. The care of cultural heritage: reports of experimental studies and development of databases

Scientific contributions for cultural heritage

Graziella Bernardo, Diagnostics for sustainable conservation of building heritage

Carmine Schiavone, Domenico Filitti, The HeMain Technology Platform

Angela De Bonis, Roberto Teghil, Laser spectroscopy in cultural heritage and archeology: focus on Raman and LIBS techniques

Laura Scrano, Bio-strategies for the conservation of lithic and metallic heritage

Paola Di Leo, Ester Maria Annunziata, Grazia Lubraco, Micro X-Ray fluorescence imaging and chemical-mineralogical characterization of pigments in materials of artistic-cultural interest

Nicola Cardellicchio, Francesco Cardellicchio, The impact of climate change on Cultural Heritage

Francesco Cardellicchio, Fausto Langerame, Anna Maria Salvi, Use of the XPS technique for cultural heritage diagnostics

Chemometric lessons

Monica Casale, Introduction to Multivariate Analysis Techniques

Cristina Malegori, Principal Component Analysis (PCA): theoretical foundations, application principles and results’ interpretation

Paolo Oliveri, Multivariate Exploratory Analysis of RGB, Multispectral and Hyperspectral images

Giorgia Sciutto, Application of multivariate techniques in the Cultural Heritage sector

Innovative equipment

Introduction to EnviroESCA the Near-Ambient Pressure-XPS

EnviroESCA applications in Scientific Archaeology

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Author Biographies

Anna Maria Salvi, University of Basilicata

The research activity, based on the combined use of XPS and other microscopic and analytical techniques, is related to the surface characterization of materials of biological, environmental and technological importance with special emphasis to XPS data elaboration. Over 80 publications, ISI journals and peer reviewed long-abstract and as many Congress contribution were produced, available onsite: Iris/UniBas data- base http://docenti.unibas.it/site/home.html.

Graziella Bernardo, University of Basilicata - University Researcher- ICAR/10-- Building Technology and Design

Since 2012, teaching and research activities at the Department of European and Mediterranean Cultures are devoted to the sustainability of building processes and to the recovery and enhancement of cultural heritage. Most of the publications are conference proceedings, chapters in volumes and papers of international journals, available onsite: Iris/UniBas data- base http://docenti.unibas.it/site/home.html

Antonella Guida, University of Basilicata

The scientific interest, oriented to the technical-technological aspects of urban construction processes, comprises experimental investigations aimed at the recovery of the existing cultural and industrial building heritages, application of innovative ICT technologies and enhancement/redevelopment of historic centres. At a professional level, consultancy activities for administrations and public bodies and professional assignments are provided on these issues. The scientific production consists of over 200 publications on peer reviewed journals, books and proceedings of national and international conferences, available onsite: Iris/UniBas data- base http://docenti.unibas.it/site/home.html