1987
DOI: 10.1016/0004-6981(87)90037-0
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Study of the environmental variables affecting the natural preservation of the Altamira Cave paintings located at Santillana del Mar, Spain

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“…Subterranean laboratories have contributed valuable environmental control tools in Spanish caves such as: Cueva del Agua , Cueva de Nerja (Carrasco et al, 1999), Cueva de Candamo (Hoyos et al, 1998), Gruta de las Maravillas , Cueva de las Ventanas (Ferna´ndez-Corte´s et al, 2002) and Cueva de Altamira (Quindos et al, 1987;Soler et al, 1999;Villar et al, 1984 and1986). Elsewhere in the world, there have been interesting microclimatic studies of caves like Grotta di Castellana, Grotta Grande del Vento (Cigna, 1993;Menichetti et al, 1996) and Grotta di Bossea (Civita et al, 1990) in Italy, Mammoth Cave (Jernigan and Swift, 2001) and Kartchner Cave (Buecher, 1999) in the USA, Glowworm Cave in New Zealand (De Freitas, 1998;De Freitas and Schmekal, 2003), Jenolan Cave in Australia (Michie, 1996), Grotte de Gargas (Mangin et al, 1999) in France, Moestroff Cave in Luxemburg (Massen et al, 1996) and some Brazilian (Sondag et al, 2003) and Slovak caves (Zelinka, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Subterranean laboratories have contributed valuable environmental control tools in Spanish caves such as: Cueva del Agua , Cueva de Nerja (Carrasco et al, 1999), Cueva de Candamo (Hoyos et al, 1998), Gruta de las Maravillas , Cueva de las Ventanas (Ferna´ndez-Corte´s et al, 2002) and Cueva de Altamira (Quindos et al, 1987;Soler et al, 1999;Villar et al, 1984 and1986). Elsewhere in the world, there have been interesting microclimatic studies of caves like Grotta di Castellana, Grotta Grande del Vento (Cigna, 1993;Menichetti et al, 1996) and Grotta di Bossea (Civita et al, 1990) in Italy, Mammoth Cave (Jernigan and Swift, 2001) and Kartchner Cave (Buecher, 1999) in the USA, Glowworm Cave in New Zealand (De Freitas, 1998;De Freitas and Schmekal, 2003), Jenolan Cave in Australia (Michie, 1996), Grotte de Gargas (Mangin et al, 1999) in France, Moestroff Cave in Luxemburg (Massen et al, 1996) and some Brazilian (Sondag et al, 2003) and Slovak caves (Zelinka, 2002).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…Regarding the study of degradation processes, the methodological approach has evolved over time . Nowadays, the artwork must be seen as an element that constantly interacts with its nearby environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is largely determined by air exchange with the outside. Being unsaturated with respect to calcite, condensed water induces condensational corrosion (Quindos et al , 1987; Sarbu and Lascu, 1997; Tarhule‐Lips and Ford, 1998; Dublyansky and Dublyansky, 1998; de Freitas and Schmekal, 2003, 2006; Dreybrodt et al , 2005). In this study, we focus on spatial/temporal distribution of cave temperature/humidity across the cave depending on cave ventilation mode.…”
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confidence: 99%