GraDoc – 1999

GRADOC
GRAphic DOCumentation systems in mural painting conservation: research seminar
Rome, 16-20 November 1999
Editor Werner Schmid

Table of Contents:

1. Documentation of Intangibles – Walter SCHUDEL
2. Basic Concepts of Documentation – Konrad ZEHNDER
3. Costing Graphic Documentation: How Much Money and Whose Time? – Sharon CATHER
4. Graphic Documentation of Paintings Is More Than a Technical Requirement for Conservation – Nimal DE SILVA (Iovenitti – Apri PDF)
5. A Protocol for Graphic Documentation – Francesca PIQUE (Cipriani – apri PDF) (Ranalli – apri PDF)
6. Different Documentation Levels According to the Tasks of a Mural Painting Conservation Department – Blanca Haydee OREA MAGAÑA
7. Documentation in Restoration: Possibilities and Limits of Visual Documentation for Mural Paintings – Jurgen PURSCHE (Fadel – apri PDF)
8. Documentation in the Fourth Dimension – Adrian HERITAGE (Colucci – apri PDF)
9. The Use of Graphic Documentation for Monitoring Conditions of Frescoes and Mosaics: The Case of Caesarea Maritima – Jacques NEGUER / Inga ZEITLIN / Nicky DAVIDOV
10. Documentation of Wall Painting in China – Jun ZHENG (Bafile – apri PDF)
11. Visions and Realities in Computer-Aided Documentation: Fora Private Conservator Documentation Is Never Done! – Heintz LEITNER
12. Beyond CAD: A Look at Data Integration and Analysis Using GIS – Gaetano PALUMBO
13. Mural Painting Documentation as a Spatial Database – Elena MURARIU / Florian PETRESCU
14. Manual or Digital Graphic Documentation: Development of Standards – Elke BEHRENS
15. A User-Friendly Approach (… More About Standards and Customized Menus in Digital Recording of Condition) – Giancarlo BUZZANCA
    a.  Use of a Standardized Approach for a Large-Scale Computer-Aided Graphic Documentation Project at the Basilica Of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome – Marcella ORRÙ / Corinna RANZI
    b. The Documentation of the Conservation of the Sandstone Reliefs at Angkor Wat in Cambodia – Simon WARRACK (Sette – Apri PDF)
16. GIS and CAD Together as an Optimal Solution in Heritage Recording For Documentation, Research and Monitoring for Wall Paintings or Other Types of Artistically Valuable Surfaces – Rafal SZAMBELAN
17. Computer Technology and the Documentation of the Restoration of Michelangelo’s Frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, 1987-1994 – Filippo PETRIGNANI (Iovenitti – apri PDF) (Ranalli – apri PDF)
18. Graphic Information Systems for the Care and Monitoring of Monuments: A Report on an Exemplary Data Acquisition, Visualization and Analysis System Used for the Documentation of Medieval Wall Paintings – Rolf-Jurgen GROTE / Jurgen HECKES / Annette HORNSCHUCH (De Martiis – apri PDF)
19. The Archival Documentation System: The Computerized Heart of the Restored “History of the True Cross” by Piero Della Francesca – Stefano CASCIU / Giuseppe A. CENTAURO / Massimo CHIMENTI (Axinte – apri PDF) (Iovenitti – apri PDF)
20. 3-D Visual Information and GIS Technology for Documentation of Wall Paintings in the ‘M’ Sepulchre in the Vatican Necropolis – Maurizio FORTE / Stefano TILIA / Angela BIZZARRO / Alessandro TILIA
21. Levels of Recording and Demonstration of Heritage 3-D Laser Scanning Technology for the Recording and Monitoring of Wall Paintings, Mosaics and Other Cultural Resources – Robin LETELLIER (Simone – apri PDF )
22. The Stereoscopic Exploration of 3-D Models as Instruments of Knowledge, Documentation and Measurement for Mural Paintings – Luca MENCI / Francesca CECCARONI / Paolo SALONIA
23. Selective Survey of Existing Guidelines for Conservation Documentation – Prepared by Giancarlo BUZZANCA
24. Results of Working Group activities
25. Transcription of discussions 
26. Introduction to the selected bibliography on computer-aided documentation
27. Questionnaire summary. Lorinda Wong
28. Glossary of terms used for GraDoc
29. List of participants
30. THE CD-ROM: TECHNICAL AND COPYRIGHT INFORMATION AND CONTENTS