Studies in Conservation

Learning from the history of preventive conservation
pp. 1-7(7)
Author: Koller, Manfred

A systematic approach to preservation: description and integration with other museum activities
pp. 8-11(4)
Author: Michalski, Stefan

Conservation risk assessment: a strategy for managing resources for preventive conservation
pp. 12-16(5)
Author: Waller, Robert

National support as a key to preventive conservation
pp. 17-20(4)
Authors: Reger, Lawrence; Rose, Carolyn

Working with design professionals: preventive conservators as problem solvers, not problem creators
pp. 21-23(3)
Author: Frost, Murray

Preventive conservation and restoration: a matter of costs
pp. 24-27(4)
Authors: Rocca, Eugenio La; Nardi, Roberto

Let's be honest - realistic environmental parameters for loaned objects
pp. 28-31(4)
Authors: Ashley-Smith, Jonathan; Umney, Nick; Ford, David

Relative humidity re-examined
pp. 32-38(7)
Authors: Erhardt, David; Mecklenburg, Marion

Hygrometric measurement in museums: calibration, accuracy, and the specification of relative humidity
pp. 39-43(5)
Author: Brown, Jonathan P.

Preventive conservation at the Field Museum
pp. 44-47(4)
Authors: Sease, Catherine; Anderson, Catherine

Moving the collections at the royal british columbia museum
pp. 48-52(5)
Authors: Thorp, Valerie; Wilson, Colleen

Preserving conceptual integrity: ethics and theory in preventive conservation
pp. 53-57(5)
Author: Clavir, Miriam

Traditional care and conservation, the merging of two disciplines at the National Museum of the American Indian
pp. 58-60(3)
Authors: Drumheller, Ann; Kaminitz, Marian

PREMA: a conservation strategy for African collections
pp. 61-64(4)
Authors: Barclay, R.L.; Antomarchi, C.

Preventive conservation within conservation training programmes
pp. 65-68(4)
Author: Caple, Chris

A methodology of preventive conservation for a large, expanding and mixed archaeological collection
pp. 69-72(4)
Author: Dollery, Diane

Environmental control for rock-cliff sculptures against frost-shattering, mould growth and salt efflorescence
pp. 73-75(3)
Author: Miura, Sadatoshi

Preventive strategies for reducing the impact of visitors on the microenvironment of caves at the Mogao Grottoes
pp. 76-79(4)
Author: Maekawa, Shin

The conservation of the Cueva de Altamira
pp. 80-84(5)
Authors: Herráez, I.A.; Rodriguez, M.A.; de Alvaro, E.

Direct measurements to determine sandstone deterioration
pp. 85-89(5)
Author: Thom, Andrew

Preventing salt damage in porous materials
pp. 90-93(4)
Authors: Price, Clifford; Brimblecombe, Peter

The wall paintings of GundsøMagle church, Denmark
pp. 94-98(5)
Authors: Padfield, Tim; Bøl1ingtoft, Peder; Eshøj, Bent; Christensen, Mads Chr.

Mediaeval wooden churches in a cold climate-parish churches or museums?
pp. 99-103(5)
Author: Olstad, Tone M.

Ambient atmospheric conditions as a significant factor in the conservation of an altarpiece by Konrad von Soest in its original location
pp. 104-109(6)
Author: Legrum, Jiirgen P.

Preventive conservation of stained glass windows
pp. 110-115(6)
Author: Bettembourg, J. M.

The preservation of historic houses and sites: the interface of architectural restoration and collection/display conservation principles
pp. 116-122(7)
Author: Stolow, Nathan

Appropriate technologies for relative humidity control for museum collections housed in historic buildings
pp. 123-128(6)
Authors: Staniforth, Sarah; Hayes, Bob; Bullock, Linda

Insect trapping in museums and historic houses
pp. 129-131(3)
Authors: Child, R.E.; Pinniger, D.B.

The impact of overvisiting: methods of assessing the sustainable capacity of historic houses
pp. 132-138(7)
Authors: Lloyd, Helen; Mullany, Tim

The ruskin library: architecture and environment for the storage, display and study of a collection
pp. 139-143(5)
Authors: MacCormac, Richard; Popper, Michael

Comparative study of air-conditioned and non air-conditioned museums
pp. 144-148(5)
Authors: Oreszczyn, T.; Cassar, M.; Fernandez, K.

Moisture, ventilation and mould growth
pp. 149-153(5)
Author: Scott, Graerne

New storage facility for the National Museum of Science and Industry
pp. 154-158(5)
Authors: Laurin, Gina; Scott, Peter

Cultural property environmental monitoring
pp. 159-163(5)
Authors: Martin, Graham; Blades, Nigel

Pollution monitoring in storage and display cabinets: carbonyl pollutant levels in relation to artifact deterioration
pp. 164-170(7)
Authors: Grzywacz, Cecily M.; Tennent, Norman H.

The environmental performance of museum display cases
pp. 171-173(3)
Authors: Cassar, May; Martin, Graham

Passive monitoring for museum showcase pollutants
pp. 174-176(3)
Author: Knight, Barry

Oxygen-free storage using Ageless oxygen absorber
pp. 177-180(4)
Authors: Gilberg, Mark; Grattan, David

Performance of wooden storage cases in regulation of relative humidity change
pp. 181-184(4)
Author: Kamba, Nobuyuki

The transport of paintings in microclimate display cases
pp. 185-189(5)
Author: Richard, Mervin

Wavelength-dependent fading of artists' pigments
pp. 190-194(5)
Authors: Saunders, David; Kirby, Jo

Air pollution effects on library microforms
pp. 195-201(7)
Authors: Zinn, Edward; Reilly, James M.; Adelstein, Peter Z.; Nishimura, Douglas W.

Surveying large collections of photographs for archival survival
pp. 202-206(5)
Author: Johnsen, Jesper Stub

Evaluation of storage and display conditions for cellulose nitrate objects
pp. 207-211(5)
Authors: Derrick, Michele; Daniel, Vinod; Parker, Andrew

MicroChamber papers used as a preventive conservation material
pp. 212-216(5)
Author: Hollinger, William K.

Study of the homogeneity of mass deacidification treatments using atomic absorption spectrometry
pp. 217-222(6)
Authors: Daniel, F.; Flieder, F.; Juchauld, F.; Yver, C.

The applicability of alkaline reserves to painting canvases
pp. 223-227(5)
Authors: Hackney, Stephen; Ernst, Tarben

The role of costume mounting in preventive conservation
pp. 228-232(5)
Author: White, Sarah

The development of an earthquake-safe mounting system for a collection of ancient greek vases
pp. 233-237(5)
Authors: Barov, z.; Faber, C.; Sennett, R.

French Abstracts
pp. 238-244(7)