HIDAKA Shingo
Research Center for Cultural Resources, Associate Professor
Academic Qualifications:
B.A. Tokai Univ. 1995
B.A. Tokai Univ. 1995
Research Topics:
1. Research on pest control method using for carbon dioxide
2. Research on conservation treatment of “Dosuriusu” (a clay mortar)
3. Research on conservation treatment of museum materials
1. Research on pest control method using for carbon dioxide
2. Research on conservation treatment of “Dosuriusu” (a clay mortar)
3. Research on conservation treatment of museum materials
Recent Research Interests:
My present interest is how to make an efficient pest control for museum objects. A treatment using carbon dioxide could be one of the possibilities.
As ethnographic objects are made of many sorts of materials employing several techniques, it is necessary to make an accurate investigation for each conservation treatment. I have made researches in a conservation of techniques, objects made from wood, leather, and rice straw, and now I am interested in a conservation treatment of “clay material”.
My present interest is how to make an efficient pest control for museum objects. A treatment using carbon dioxide could be one of the possibilities.
As ethnographic objects are made of many sorts of materials employing several techniques, it is necessary to make an accurate investigation for each conservation treatment. I have made researches in a conservation of techniques, objects made from wood, leather, and rice straw, and now I am interested in a conservation treatment of “clay material”.
Discipline:
Conservation science, conservation treatment
Conservation science, conservation treatment
Publications:
2006 Material Research of Onna-Norimono by Using a Portable XRF. Non-Destructive Examination of Cultural Objects – Recent Advances in X-Ray Analysis –, pp.91–911. Tokyo: National Research Institute for Curtural Properties.
2006 Material Research of Onna-Norimono by Using a Portable XRF. Non-Destructive Examination of Cultural Objects – Recent Advances in X-Ray Analysis –, pp.91–911. Tokyo: National Research Institute for Curtural Properties.
Presentations:
2004 (With N. Sonoda, T. Morita, T. Okayama, H. Ohtani, M. Seki, K. Masuda, M. Kanayama and S. Muramoto) “New Evaluation Methods of Paper Deterioration: Study of British Parliamentary Papers in the Collection of National Museum of Ethnology.” The International Conference Durability of Paper and Writing, 16–19 November.
2004 (With N. Sonoda, T. Morita, T. Okayama, H. Ohtani, M. Seki, K. Masuda, M. Kanayama and S. Muramoto) “New Evaluation Methods of Paper Deterioration: Study of British Parliamentary Papers in the Collection of National Museum of Ethnology.” The International Conference Durability of Paper and Writing, 16–19 November.