7th Indoor Air Quality 2006 Meeting (IAQ2006)

Presentation titles: Plenary sessions: P. Brimblecombe, University of East Anglia (UK): Composition and chemistry of museum air (in pdf, 964 kb) Y. Sekine, Tokai University (Japan): Indoor air standards in Japan for healthy living environment (in pdf, 704 kb) Simon F. Watts, Oxford Brookes University (UK): Indoor air standards for cultural heritage? (in pdf, 154 kb) Session on Chemical Analysis P. Mottner, Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research (Germany): Early warning dosimeters for monitoring indoor museum climate: Environmental impact sensors and LightCheck TM (in pdf, 7.5 Mb) M. Ryhl-Svendsen, School of Conservation (Denmark): An elastomer dosimeter for monitoring ozone exposures in museum storage rooms(in pdf, 808 kb) E. Dahlin et al, Norwegian Institute for Air Research (Norway): An early warning dosimeter for organic museum objects (in pdf, 493 kb) M. Butsugan et al, Hitachi Chemical Co. Ltd. (Japan): Measurement of volatile organic compounds in indoor air of museum by serially connected passive samplers (in pdf, 327 kb) V. Costa et al., IRRAP (France): Evaluation of the environmental impact on metal artefacts using electrochemistry and grazing incidence XRD (in pdf, 832 kb) T. Prosek et al., Institut de la Corrosion (France): Automated corrosion sensors for on-line real time monitoring of indoor atmospheres (in pdf, 7.6 Mb) M. Ormsby, National Archives (USA): Pollutant monitoring in archival storage areas using a modified SPME fiber (in pdf, 2.3 Mb) H. Abdul Aziz et al., TNO Built Environment and Geosciences (The Netherlands): The development of a diagnostic tool in order to contain the Vinegar Syndrome by effective collection management (in pdf, 290 kb) Session on Dust and Particles W. Wei et al., Netherlands Institute for Cultural Heritage (The Netherlands): Experience with dust measurements in three Dutch museums (in pdf, 832 kb) J. Holmberg et al., Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden): Airborne particles in a large portrait collection (in pdf, 2.21 Mb) K. Hallett et al., Historic Royal Palaces, (UK): Visitor responses to conservation of historic interiors (in pdf, 795 kb) M. Ryhl-Svendsen et al., School of Conservation, (Denmark): Indoor air pollution from wood burning in 18th and 19th century Danish kitchens: Carbon monoxide and fine particle concentrations measured at the open air museum of Lejre Experimental Centre (in pdf, 2 Mb) Session on Biocides T. Salthammer et al., Fraunhofer Wilhelm-Klauditz-Institut (Germany): Occurrence of organic and inorganic biocides in the museum environment (in pdf, 587 kb) S. Krug et al., Berlin (Germany): Biocide determination in ethnological collections - a methodological approach (in pdf, 1.4 Mb) Session on Monitoring Ch. Muller et al., Purafil, Inc., (USA): Air Quality Monitoring in European Museums: 2000 to prevent (in pdf, 2.8 Mb) J. Havermans, TNO Built Environment and Geosciences (The Netherlands): EU COST Action D42 - Chemical interactions between cultural artefacts and indoor environment (EnviArt) (in pdf, 616 kb) M. Odlyha et al., Birkbeck College (UK): Use of spectroscopic and impedance techniques to monitor the cumulative damage caused by indoor environmental factors on organ pipes - Part A (in pdf, 1.3 Mb) M. Odlyha et al., Birkbeck College (UK): Use of spectroscopic and impedance techniques to monitor the cumulative damage caused by indoor environmental factors on organ pipes - Part B (read by A. Caviccioli) (in pdf, 1.2 Mb) Session on Corrosion M. Saheb et al., Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France (France): Corrosivity assessment in museums and archives: standards and recommendations (in pdf, 223 kb) T. P. Nguyen et al., Bibliothèque Nationale de France (France): Indoor air pollution in the new building's storage areas of the French national Library: effects on the corrosion of copper and silver and on the paper cellulose - I. First results (in pdf, 1.9 Mb) M. Dubus et al., Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France (France): The dependance of the corrosion of silver collections on the nature of showcases textiles (in pdf, 3.3 Mb) A. Adriaens et al., Ghent University (Belgium): Stabilization of corroded lead artefacts in museums: Insights into the effects of electrolytic reduction as a treatment (in pdf, 1.2 Mb) Session on Show Cases O. Hahn et al., Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (Germany): Indoor air quality in show cases - an attempt to standardise emission measurements (in pdf, 536 kb) A. Schieweck et al., Fraunhofer Wilhelm-Klauditz-Institut (Germany): Chemical substances in newly constructed showcases (in pdf, 1,1 Mb)

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