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Coupling Hyperspectral and 3D Data for the preventive Conservation of Palace-museums
In the current context of energy and climate transition, the preventive conservation of historic buildings is particularly important due to their impact on architecture and works of art. Establishing the correlation between environmental variables and the condition of artworks in situ requires compr
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