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NINMACH 2017

11–13 Oct 2017
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Europe/Budapest timezone

Local Organising Committee

Session

Neutron Imaging 1.

11 Oct 2017, 14:30
Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Hungarian Academy of Sciences

1051 Budapest, Széchenyi István tér 9.

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  1. 9. A pulsed neutron transmission method for metal cultural heritage research
    Prof. Yoshiaki Kiyanagi (Nagoya University)
    11/10/2017, 14:30
    Neutron imaging
    Oral presentation
    The pulsed neutron transmission method is a unique method that can give crystallographic information non-invasively over a relatively wide area by analyzing the transmission spectrum of a sample reflecting the crystallographic characteristics(1). The transmission spectrum includes information on crystal structure, lattice spacing, strain, preferred orientation, and crystallite size. By...
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  2. 10. Neutron imaging study of ‘pattern-welded’ swords from the Viking Age
    Dr Anna Fedrigo (STFC, ISIS Neutron Source)
    11/10/2017, 14:50
    Neutron imaging
    Oral presentation
    Scientific investigations and archaeometric studies have played a major role in the field of archaeology, especially with regard to materials transformed through human activity. Until recently, metal artefacts have been mainly studied through standard analytical techniques like metallography and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), which required the samples to be taken from the artefact and...
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  3. 17. Study of ancient metallic artifacts by using neutron imaging techniques, Raman-spectroscopy and SEM-EDS
    Myriam Krieg (Site et Musée Romains Avenches SMRA)
    11/10/2017, 15:10
    Neutron imaging
    Oral presentation
    SUMMARY This presentation describes the investigation of two objects from a necropolis (Nécropole à la Montagne) in Avenches (VD, Switzerland): a bracelet and a sanitary tool made of copper alloy and presenting different questions. In both cases it was necessary to get sight of the interior of the objects. For that purpose, completely non-destructively methods were needed. Although...
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  4. 18. The neutron imaging study of cultural heritage items from Tver treasure
    Mr Kuanysh Nazarov (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)
    11/10/2017, 15:30
    Neutron imaging
    Oral presentation
    One of the most important tasks of archeology and other human sciences is comprehensive study of the cultural heritage items, which takes us into the deep past and allows understanding the formation and development of civilizations and ethnic groups. The special value and uniqueness of such items requires application of advanced nondestructive methods for their studies [1.2]. One of such...
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