DC10: Multimodal analysis of surface and subsurface CH objects for conservation state understanding: 3D shape, chemical and optical images

Doctoral candidate

To be recruited

Hiring institution

French national centre for scientific research (CNRS-C2RMF)

PhD enrolment institution

Université Paris-Saclay (SAC)

Main supervisor

Clotilde Boust (CNRS-C2RMF)

Co-supervisor

Jon Yngve Hardeberg (NTNU)

Co-supervisor

Robert Sitnik (WUT)

Objectives

• Evaluate the state-of-the-art of 2D mapping on 3D surface algorithms at several scales (nm to cm).
• Automate position tracking during acquisition of multiscale 2D chemical and optical images (UV, IR).
• Visualize multilayer information of the surface, subsurface (500micrometer) and inside of the object.
• Perform data fusion and analysis for conservation state description and prediction.

Goals

• A HDT, high-fidelity, metrologically precise dataset that serves as the foundation for subsequent scientific and archaeological analyses.
• A tool targeted to conservators, and researchers with an interactive, scientifically faithful representation for analysis, monitoring, and dissemination of the object.