The characterization of the constituent materials of paintings, frescoes, and artifacts of historical and artistic interest is fundamental to the understanding, conservation, and restoration of cultural heritage. ISOCORE is equipped with instrumentation for non-destructive analysis using X-ray fluorescence (XRF), which allows for the determination of the elemental composition of surfaces,

Spectral multi-imaging systems (infrared, ultraviolet, raking light, false color) are also used for investigating execution techniques, identifying overpainting or restoration, and highlighting details invisible to the naked eye.

The integration of these methodologies provides high-quality data to support interdisciplinary research and the definition of strategies for the protection, conservation, and enhancement of historical and artistic heritage.

The characterization of the constituent materials of paintings, frescoes, and artifacts of historical and artistic interest is fundamental to the understanding, conservation, and restoration of cultural heritage. ISOCORE is equipped with instrumentation for non-destructive analysis using X-ray fluorescence (XRF), which allows for the determination of the elemental composition of surfaces,

Spectral multi-imaging systems (infrared, ultraviolet, raking light, false color) are also used for investigating execution techniques, identifying overpainting or restoration, and highlighting details invisible to the naked eye.

The integration of these methodologies provides high-quality data to support interdisciplinary research and the definition of strategies for the protection, conservation, and enhancement of historical and artistic heritage.