Visualising Damage on a Heritage Ceiling
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Photographic survey techniques were employed ceiling of the Queen’s Staircase at Hampton Court Palace mounted on an 8 metre telescopic mast, raised to approximately 60 cm below the ceiling images were taken from a fixed camera position method was applied with images from ten lamp positions map. Cross-sections at the estimated surface resolution of 7.7 pixels/mm, resolution of approximately 100 microns.
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