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The observation of inner, hidden material distributions of objects with cultural heritage importance requires methods which enable a transmission of the used radiation. Because inspection with visible light is limited for non-opaque samples, only X-rays and neutrons can be used for such investigations. Alternative kinds of radiation like electrons, micro-waves are limited in the practical transmission and the required spatial resolution. Besides a retrospective of successful project, we want to present ways how to collaborate and to emphasize the importance of personal commitment and contacts with relevant people in the museum’s community. To answer the question “how to present best our results”, a library of image data is under preparation for ancient Tibetan bronze objects, studied with neutron imaging methods at the PSI facilities.

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How to Perform Cultural Heritage Research by Using Neutron Imaging? Considerations Based on PSI’s Experiences

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Eberhard Lehmann,
  • David Mannes

摘要

The observation of inner, hidden material distributions of objects with cultural heritage importance requires methods which enable a transmission of the used radiation. Because inspection with visible light is limited for non-opaque samples, only X-rays and neutrons can be used for such investigations. Alternative kinds of radiation like electrons, micro-waves are limited in the practical transmission and the required spatial resolution. Besides a retrospective of successful project, we want to present ways how to collaborate and to emphasize the importance of personal commitment and contacts with relevant people in the museum’s community. To answer the question “how to present best our results”, a library of image data is under preparation for ancient Tibetan bronze objects, studied with neutron imaging methods at the PSI facilities.