4th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COST ACTION IE0601
SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
Interaction between Wood Science and Conservation of Cultural Heritage
Izmir, Turkey, 20-22 October 2010
The Conference will be hosted by Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Architecture
(Organiser: Dr. M.Tanac Zeren- Dr.O.Yılmaz Karaman)
Conference Theme
For the past three years, this COST Action has covered a diverse range of wood science applications to understanding, diagnosing, preserving and treating wooden cultural objects.
As already mentioned in the First Announcement, this conference will attempt to reach conclusions, highlight the achievements, identify gaps and discuss future research. We invited papers emphasizing the main theme of the Action – the interaction between wood science and conservation, and papers presenting results of recent research concerning study and conservation of wooden cultural heritage objects.
Sessions will be plenary, in order to foster multidisciplinary approaches; time will be allocated for discussions including general questions, state of the art, future research needs.
Key dates
28 June 2010 Deadline for Authors to answer acceptance message (needed for COST reimbursement)
10 July 2010 Deadline for Registration (Registration form)
04 October 2010 Deadline for Submitting Full Papers
Full papers of all contributions (Orals and Posters) will be posted on the Action’s website approximately 2 weeks before the Conference, so that interested people may examine them and prepare for discussions.
Venue of the Meeting
20-21 October 2010
Dokuz Eylul University Rectorate Building DESEM Meeting Rooms
Map showing location of the Venue:
When you open the link click on ALSANCAK
http://www.deu.edu.tr/DEUWeb/Icerik/Icerik.php?KOD=16482
22 October 2010
Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Architecture Conference Room
Map showing location of the Venue:
When you open the link click on TINAZTEPE
http://www.deu.edu.tr/DEUWeb/Icerik/Icerik.php?KOD=16482
*there will be a shuttle service from DEU Rectorate Building to DEU Faculty of Architecture on Friday morning at 8:00 am
Conference Fee and Accomodation
Registration Fee: 75€
Full Registration Fee: 125€ (including two dinners 20th and 21st October)
Technical Trip (optional): 50€ (including lunch)
Registration fee covers coffee breaks, 2 lunches and transportation to/from DEU Faculty of Architecture.
Technical Trip is to Birgi Traditional Settlement to visit Timber structured Turkish Houses. The Trip will start at 8:30 am and will end at 17:00pm.
Payments should be made in cash at the registration desk.
Accommodation Option (Blocked Hotel with Reduced Fee, for Registration Forms received within July 10)
| Hotel and Adress | Single with breakfast | Double with breakfast | E-mail/Tel |
| Izmir Palas HotelAtatürk Caddesi 35210 Alsancak, Izmir, TURKEY | 110 TL (sea view)90 TL | 155TL (sea view)135TL | info@izmirpalas.com.tr0090 232 4650030 |
Map showing location of the Hotel:
http://www.izmirpalas.com.tr/izmir_palas.php?sayfa_id=801&kategori_id=801&id=9&lng=2
Preliminary Programme
| Tuesday 22nd (afternoon), Wednesday 20th morning | Venue: D.E.U. Rectorate Building | Possible separate, parallel Focused meetings (to be announced ASAP by the respective Organizers) |
| Wednesday 20th | Venue: D.E.U Rectorate Building In central Izmir | |
| 14:00-16:00 | Registration | |
| 14:00-15:30 | MC meeting part 1 | |
| 16:00-16:30 | Opening of Conference | |
| 16:30- 18:00 | Session 1: Waterlogged wood | Orals*, discussion** – Chair: Charlotte Bjordal |
| 18:00-19:00 | Poster session*** | |
| Get-together Dinner | (Note: informal SC meeting) | |
| Thursday 21st | Venue: D.E.U Rectorate Building In central Izmir | |
| 09:00-11:00 | Session 2: Painted wood – experimental research | Orals* – Chair: Roman Kozlowski |
| 11:00-11:30 | Coffee break | (Posters) |
| 11:30-13:00 | Session 3: Painted wood – modelling | Orals*, discussion** – Chair: Joseph Gril |
| 13:00-14:30 | Lunch break | (Posters) |
| 14:30-16:30 | Session 4: Musical instruments | Orals*, discussion** – Chair: Marco Fioravanti |
| 16:30-17:00 | Coffee break | (Posters) |
| 17:00-19:00 | Session 5: Deinfestation, deconservation, consolidation | Orals*, discussion** – Chair: Tone Olstad |
| 20:00 | Conference Dinner | |
| Friday 22nd | Venue: Faculty of Architecture | (Note: Shuttle bus leaving from Hotel at 08:00) |
| 09:00-11:00 | Session 6: Assessment and conservation of timber structures | Orals*, discussion** – Chair: Helena Cruz |
| 11:00:11:30 | Coffee break | |
| 11:30-13:00 | Session 7: Structured general discussion, plans for future | Chair: Luca Uzielli, Joseph Gril |
| 13:00 | End of Conference | |
| 13:00-14:00 | Lunch | |
| 14:00-16:00 | MC meeting part 2 | |
| 16:00-18:00 | SC meeting | |
| Saturday 23rd08:30-17:00 | Post-conference study tour | Technical Trip to Birgi Traditional Settlement, to visit Timber structured Turkish Houses |
* Typical duration of Orals: 15’ + 5’ discussion
** Sessions will also include reports from Focused Meetings. Discussions will include general questions, state of the art, future research needs, and will be summarized by respective Chairs
*** Authors of Posters, if willing, may give a short presentation on the screen (approximately 3’) during the Poster Session – Posters will remain hanging during 20th and 21st, and will be accessible for discussions during coffee breaks etc.
List and allocation of Papers (preliminary)
Session 1: Waterlogged wood
Charlotte Gjelstrup Björdal – Strategies for protection of wooden underwater cultural heritage in the Baltic Sea against marine borers. The EU project “WreckProtect”
Marco Fioravanti, G.Gallo, G.Di Giulio, A.Salvini, S.Ceccarelli – Soft Drying Techniques Applied to Conservation of Waterlogged Archaeological Wood
David Gregory, Poul Jensen , Kristiane Strætkvern – Assessment of the state of preservation of the wreck of the Belgica: Implications for in situ preservation and conservation of waterlogged archaeological wood from marine environments
M.P. Colombini, J.J. Łucejko, Francesca Modugno, E. Ribechini – Fast chemical micro-analysis of archaeological wood samples: comparison of different methods based on pyrolysis, gas chromatography and mass spectrometry
Session 2: Painted wood – experimental research
Bartosz Rachwał, Łukasz Lasyk, Michał Łukomski, Roman Kozłowski, Łukasz Bratasz – Fatigue fracture of painted wood due to repeated humidity variations
David Hunt, George Jeronimidis – Dimensional changes of wood panels in relation to paintings
Paola Mazzanti – A review on Compression Set Shrinkage related to the mechanics of wooden painted panels
Marianne Odlyha, C.J Bergsten, and M.Scharff – Controlled Environment Dynamic Mechanical Analysis for testing Wood in Heritage Objects
Boris Pretzel – Predicting risks to wooden artefacts from indoor climates
Session 3: Painted wood – modelling
Julien Colmars, David Durreisseix, Joseph Gril – A 2Dx1D model to simulate the hygromechanical response of wooden panels
Julien Froidevaux, Martina Müller, Renate Kühnen, Marco Fioravanti, Luca Uzielli, Joseph Gril, Parviz Navi – 3D modeling of hydral deformation of panel paintings and its confirmation by the experiments
Session 4: Musical instruments
Iris Brémaud – Wood science approaches to musical instrument making as an intangible cultural heritage
Marco Fioravanti, G.Goli, B.Carlson- The Effect of Mechanical Loading on Conservation of Antique Violins
Sandie Le Conte – The use of multidisciplinary mechanical tools for the reconstruction of the Erard Piano in Musée de la musique
David Mannes, S. Le Conte, E. Lehmann – Neutron vs. X-ray computed tomography: comparative study on the example of a historical violin
Session 5: Deinfestation, deconservation, consolidation
M. Wörle, V. Hubert, E. Hildbrand, Katja Hunger, E. Lehmann, I. Mayer, G. Petrak, U. V. Arx, S. Wülfert – Evaluation of two methods for the decontamination of pesticide contaminated wooden museum objects: An analytical approach
Emmanuel Maurin, Keren Qian, Robert Leroy, Dominique De Reyer – Studies on two physical treatments methods for disinfestation of furniture
Ingo Mayer, K. Hunger, U. v. Arx, M. Wörle, V. Hubert, G. Petrak, E. Lehmann – A new approach to cost-effective on-site measurement of pesticide emissions from individual wooden objects
Andreas Treu, Lina Nunes, Sónia Duarte and Erik Larnøy – Electro Osmotic Pulsing Technology (PLEOT) – A new potential solution for protection of cultural heritage
Session 6: Assessment and conservation of Timber structures
Margarita Kisternaya, Valery Kozlov – Achievements and problems in preventive conservation of wooden architectural monuments
René Klaassen – Effect of ponding on the wood quality of Scots pine
Misao Yokoyama, Joseph Gril, Miyuki Matsuo, Hiroyuki Yano, Junji Sugiyama, Bruno Clair, Sigeru Kubodera, Takumi Mistutani, Minoru Sakamoto, Hiromasa Ozaki, Mineo Imamura, Shuichi Kawai – Mechanical characteristics of aged Hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtusa Endl.) wood from Japanese historical buildings – Comparison between naturally aged wood and thermally treated wood
Posters
Istvan Botar – When was it made? Dendrochronological research of WCHO-s in Romania (state-of the art)
Manuela Capano, Marzaioli F., Terrasi F., Gigli S., Martinelli N., Pignatelli O., Nava M.L. – Preliminary analysis on microscopic characters of wooden carvings from Mephitis goddess sanctuary (Avellino – Italy)
Oana Chachula, Mina Moşneagu – A massive biological attack at Ethnographic Museum, Huşi, Romania. Study case
Joseph Gril, Julien Colmars, David Hunt – Analysing the hygromechanical behaviour of painted panels using various models
Kristina Holl – Research on the impact of climate fluctuations on works of art
Miha Humar, Franc Pohleven, Boštjan Lesar- Use of aqueous wax emulsions for improvement of sorption properties and durability of wood
Julie Lartigau, Emmanuel Maurin, Jean-Luc Coureau, Philippe Galimard – Moisture content and temperature effects on reinforcements in timber structure
J.J. Łucejko, F. Modugno, E. Ribechini, M.P. Colombini – Wood tar and wood resinous extracts as ingredients of Egyptian embalming materials: a GC/MS study
D. Mannes, E. Lehmann – COST IE0601: Report on ADRAM 09 – International Training School on Advanced Radiography Methods in Wood Research
Julien Froidevaux, Thomas Volkemer, Joseph Gril, Parviz Navi – Viscoelasticity behavior of modern, accelerated and natural aged wood
Dulce Franco Henriques, Lina Nunes, Jorge de Brito – Performance of Paraloid B72® combined with the application of biocides on wood degraded by fungi
Alessia Polizzi, Mauro Sebastianelli, Franco Palla – Restoration of a wooden door carved and painted from Diocesan Museum in Palermo, Italy by a multidisciplinary approach
Francesca De Vita, Alessandro Mordini, Daniela Pittaluga, Marco Tansini Petrali – Rocca Rangoni Spilamberto (MO), coffered ceiling: a methodological approach to a case of restoration
Ladislav Reinprecht – Effect of natural conservation substances on some moisture and mechanical properties of decayed spruce wood
Ola Storsletten - A replaceable skin of wood