LIF and SFS techniques for early detection of biofilms harmful for cultural heritage

Utkin, A.B.; Chaves, Paulo; Fernades, L.; I.V., Pinto; Revez, M.J.

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Specific LIF (laser induced fluorescence) and SFS (spectral fluorescence signature) sensors have been developed for detecting biofilms colonizing the surface of cultural heritage artefacts. The sensors contribute to a large-scale monitoring and decision supporting system, which is being deployed for historical monument protection within the framework of the European project STORM.

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A. B. Utkin, P. Chaves, L. Fernandes, I. V. Pinto and M. J. Revez, "LIF and SFS Techniques for Early Detection of Biofilms Harmful for Cultural Heritage," 2018 International Conference Laser Optics (ICLO), St. Petersburg, Russia, 2018, pp. 275, doi: 10.1109/LO.2018.8435198