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83. Environmental Monitoring And Control The museum environment , 2nd ed. London ; Boston Butterworths, in association Tim Padfield An introduction to the physics of the museum environment http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/bytopic/environment/

Environmental monitoring and control Bibliographic resources General resources Temperature and Relative Humidity Guidelines Microclimates, exhibit cases, etc. ... Resources at other sites Bibliographic resources Selected print materials The following are some core items that everyone should know Appelbaum, Barbara Guide to Environmental Protection of Collections , Sound View Press, Madison CT. 1991. ISBN 0-032087-16-7 Lull, William P. with the assistance of Paul N. Banks Conservation environment guidelines for libraries and archives Subject headings: Library buildingsDesign and construction. Archive buildingsDesign and construction. Library materialsConservation and restorationPlanning. Archival materialsConservation and restorationPlanning. The museum environment , 2nd ed. London ; Boston : Butterworths, in association with the International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1986. 293 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. General resources The Chicora Foundation Managing: The Museum Environment Georgia State Archives The Storage Environment Tim Padfield An introduction to the physics of the museum environment This web-book in progress contains chapters on temperature, RH, light, environmental monitoring, etc.

84. More On Climate Control For Museums The museum environment is, first of all, designed to moderate extremes oftemperature and RH and to provide a reasonably tolerable temperature for the staff http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/waac/wn/wn18/wn18-3/wn18-307.html

Volume 18, Number 3 .... September 1996 More on Climate Control in Museums The following three articles and announcement address the issue of climate control guidelines in museums. The articles by the CAL group and Steven Weintraub were solicited by the Newsletter. Barbara Appelbaum's is a slightly revised version of her posting on the Conservation DistList on CoOL. The CAL announcement was likewise first posted on the DistList. Four articles on the same subject appeared in the January, 1995 issue of the Newsletter (vol.17, no.1, pp. 19-28) It seems that a sentence from the introduction to those articles remains true today "This is, obviously, a subject of great concern to conservation and one about which thoughtful professionals have not reached a consensus." A Discussion of Research on the Effects of Temperature and Relative Humidity on Museum Objects by Charles S. Tumosa, Marion F. Mecklenburg, David Erhardt, and Mark H. McCormick-Goodhart Research into the effects of environment (RH and temperature) on materials and structures can be readily divided into three fundamental areas: biological, chemical, and structural. Biological and chemical effects on materials have been studied in great detail since the 19th century. The degradation of proteins, carbohydrates, and other organic materials has been of interest with regard to both the deterioration of materials and industrial processes. That chemical changes are only part of the picture is apparent if one considers that chemically wood and sawdust are equivalent. Clearly structural (mechanical) considerations need to be addressed in defining cultural objects.

85. Ulster Museum : Collections : Conservation And Restoration : The Preventive Cons The Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland, collections and displays of Basic environmental Monitoring Kit (The Preventive Conservation Resource http://www.ulstermuseum.org.uk/collections/conservation_and_restoration/the_prev

Skip Navigation bar text version access keys ULSTER MUSEUM BOTANIC GARDENS, BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND, BT9 5AB, TEL +44 (0)28 9038 3000 ABOUT US VISITING INFORMATION Location Map (Visiting Information) ... The Preventive Conservation Resource Centre Basic Environmental Monitoring Kit Equipment JS-11 Thermohygrograph, with charts for recording temperature and relative humidity over a possible five monitoring periods (1 day, 7 days, 31 days, 62 days, 93 days); user manual provided. Elsec ultra violet monitor and light meter Type 763; user manual provided. Rotronic A1 digital hygrometer, hand-held for spot temperature and relative humidity measurements; user manual provided. SEARCH THE ULSTER MUSEUM WEB SITE CHOOSE YOUR AREA OF INTEREST - Select One Archaeology Art Conservation Emigration Folklife History Learning Natural World Picture Library Special events Transport Site Map Designed and Developed by Tibus Powered by HandsOn

86. Environment And Waste Environment and Waste. We want Leicestershire people to live in a County whichis safe, This section of our website contains environmental information http://www.leics.gov.uk/index/environment.htm

Skip to content Accessibility What's New Frequently Asked Questions ... care You are here: Home > Environment and Waste Home Environment and Waste ENABLE Planning Rights of Way Rubbish, Waste and Recycling ... print friendly Environment and Waste We want Leicestershire people to live in a County which is safe, healthy, attractive and prosperous. This section of our website contains environmental information - services and subjects which relate to, or impact on, our surroundings and quality of life. These range from countryside attractions and nature to green issues such as how we manage our waste and recycle. key services for Abandoned Vehicles Building Control Flytipping Garden Waste ... Landfill Sites further information Contact: Main Switchboard Telephone: 0116 232 3232 E-mail: information@leics.gov.uk Last Updated: 20 January 2004 help contact us a-z of services site map ... accessibility

87. Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service: Archaeology And Environment Also see the Archaeology Department of the Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery To do this, the Norfolk Archaeology Environment Division consists of http://www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk/default.asp?Document=600

88. Calumet Environmental Education Program Check out the Museum’s Project ER (environmental rescue), an electronic fieldtrip that turns students into stewards of the environment. http://www.fieldmuseum.org/ceep/professional.html

Resource Mailings Listserv Field Museum Resources Regional Workshop Providers ... http://www.project2061.org/about/ and http://www.ed.gov/americacounts/glenn/ Resource Mailings Check out past issues of the CEEP Resource Mailings, designed to provide educators and students with additional content information on Calumet environmental issues to guide their conservation education research and action projects. Past issues focused on topics such as biodiversity, invasive species and Calumet habitats. February 2005 - "Beyond Environmental Education" (PDF - 71K) November 2004 - "Stewardship in Calumet" (PDF - 154K) January 2004 - "Ecosystems Converge in Calumet" (PDF - 120K) October 2003 - "Understanding Calumet's Biodiversity" (PDF - 137K) January/February 2003 - "Habitats from the Ground Up" (PDF - 138K) December 2002 - "What is an Invasive Species?" (PDF - 113K) October 2002 - "What is Biodiversity?" (PDF - 63K) Listserv Sign-up for the CEEP listserv to share ideas about research, action projects and resources with other educators. Please send an email to ceep@fieldmuseum.org

89. Code Of Ethics For Museums museums should create a favourable environment for community support (eg Friendsof museums and other supporting organisations), recognise its contribution http://icom.museum/ethics.html

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90. Museums And The Environment (from Museums, History Of) --  Encyclopædia Britan museums and the environment (from museums, history of) Among other factors thathave contributed to the development of museums since the mid20th century is http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-76537

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction Etymology From mouseion to museum Museology and museography The precursors of museums Evidence from antiquity Classical collecting Asia and Africa Medieval Europe ... Collections of learned societies Toward the modern museum From private collection to public exhibition Public collections The first public museums The Ashmolean The British Museum The Louvre Museums in Rome ... The establishment of museums Museums and national identity Central Europe Museums of antiquities Influence of industry and science The United States ... Other national and regional museums The first museum boom Europe South America Asia Africa ... A period of reassessment After World War II: new developments and new roles Museums and the public changeTocNode('toc76533','img76533'); Museums and the environment Museums and public finance New museums and collections Additional Reading ... Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled.

91. Environmental Engineering Society 2005 National Conference The Museum is the perfect backdrop for the EES 2005 environmental EngineeringSociety National Conference as it is unique and diverse. http://www.iceaustralia.com/ees2005/info.html

General Information EES CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT 183 Albion Street Surry Hills, NSW 2010, Australia T: +61 2 9368 1200 F: +61 2 9368 1500 E: ees@iceaustralia.com CONFERENCE VENUE Powerhouse Museum 500 Harris Street ULTIMO, SYDNEY NSW 2000 The Powerhouse Museum, Australia's largest and most popular museum, is located in Darling Harbour, Sydney. Its unique and diverse collection of 385,000 objects spans history, science, technology, design, industry, decorative arts, music, transport and space exploration will host the 2005 National Environmental Engineering Society Conference. The Museum has an ever-changing program of exhibitions covering approximately 20,000 square metres (equivalent to three international competition soccer fields). It presents 22 permanent exhibitions and several temporary exhibitions, complemented by more than 250 interactives. The Museum is the perfect backdrop for the EES 2005 Environmental Engineering Society National Conference as it is unique and diverse. We believe it will promote valuable learning and engage the minds of our delegates to be creative and open. On arrival at the venue, conference registration will be conducted at the registration desk located on the main conference floor (level one). Enter the powerhouse via the main entrance and make your way down the first ramp - it will be sign posted for your convenience. Please collect your name badge and conference materials on registration.

92. South African Museums That simple decision, to embellish her environment, was to grow into an obsessive South African Air Force Museum, Port Elizabeth. The Museum houses an http://sunsite.wits.ac.za/mus/sa.htm

Museums Feature Home Wits University museums South African museums Country index Subject index Museum links Site Map URL: sunsite.wits.ac.za/mus/sa.htm Last update: 8 October 2002 Site created and maintained by Andy Brown, CLTD Page design by Internet Services Comments to Andy Brown South African Museums Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwa Zulu-Natal ... Western Cape Eastern Cape Albany Museum , Grahamstown Fort Selwyn . Fort Selwyn on Gunfire Hill overlooking Grahamstown and was named after Captain (later major) Charles Jasper Selwyn of the Cape Corps of Royal Engineers. Captain Selwyn, who was responsible for the design and construction of the Fort, was stationed in the Eastern Cape from 1834 to 1842. History Museum - houses three art galleries, three cultural history galleries and the research and curatorial staff offices. Natural Sciences Museum Observatory Museum - a unique multi-storeyed 19th century Victorian shop and home with the only Camera Obscura built in South Africa.

93. Euskadi.net: Ordenación Del Territorio Y Medio Ambiente Logo Eusko Jaurlaritza Gobierno Vasco Department of Environment and There are four museums in URDAIBAI designed to introduce visitors to the history http://www.ingurumena.ejgv.euskadi.net/r49-4392/en/contenidos/informacion/cultur

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94. ENVIRONMENT 5 Rehabilitating the environment in the south and the war-affected museums, The National Corporation for Antiquities and museums is the government http://www.sudanembassy.org/contemporarylooks/Environment.htm

Home (In a country endowed with a lot of species, many climatic regions, and archaeological cites, environment becomes a top concern of the state - a full - fledged ministry for Environment is launched to enhance tourism) Environment and Tourism Sector: Introduction: Sudan enjoys various tourist resources due to the availability of enormous natural capabilities. It is regarded as one of the richest African countries in wildlife, birds and Nile natural scenery which encourages tourism investment. The climate in Sudan is characterized by varied climatic conditions which are moderate all the year round in the Red Sea area especially in the highlands such as Erkwiet Summer Resort. The special concern being attached to the promotion of tourism in Sudan is necessitated by many factors represented in the necessity of activating domestic internal tourism, notably among the youths to familiarize with their country. Tourism activity also makes youths realize the power of Almighty Allah, thus deepening their faith in Him. It as well inculcates them with love for their country and is further considered an important economic resource as it brings foreign currency to the country. Tourism also promotes acquaintance and friendly relations with other people who are attracted to our country by its vast tourist resources. In this way, tourism plays two key roles. First it boosts Sudan's good image to the outside world, reflecting the good nature of its people, its civilization, its popular heritage and its arts. Secondly, it contributes to the boosting of popular diplomacy of the country.

95. Field Trial II An environmental monitoring program involves much more than placing monitors and University of South Florida Contemporary Arts Museum, Tampa, FL http://www.imagepermanenceinstitute.org/sub_pages/8page21a.htm

Background: Field Trial I For the last ten years the Image Permanence Institute has been working to develop better ways to assess and manage collection storage environments in museums, libraries, and archives. With funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, separate projects have resulted in new hardware for data gathering, software for data analysis, and step-by-step procedures to simultaneously improve collection longevity and minimize operating costs. An environmental monitoring program involves much more than placing monitors and uploading data. Many institutions need to develop monitoring programs but do not have the staff, the expertise, or the budget to implement one. Service providers can help smaller institutions document and analyze their environmental conditions in a much more efficient manner than was previously possible. Field Trial II: Training and Implementation for Effective Use of Environment in Collections Preservation IPI applied for and received a grant from NEH to apply the benefits of all of the preceding research by guiding dozens of institutions with significant humanities collections through education and advanced training in the use of the PEM and Climate Notebook.

96. Environmental Learning Web Site On this Environment Canada Web site, you will find the results, The CanadianMuseum of Nature took the initiative of engaging the museum community, http://www.ec.gc.ca/education/framework/snapshots_e.htm

Snapshots of Environmental Learning in Action Let these short stories of how people have taken action for environmental learning and sustainability inspire you as you discover the richness and diversity of the initiatives undertaken by dedicated organizations. If you wish your story to be added to our "show room", do not hesitate to contact us North Vancouver Outdoor School http://www.nvos.ca/ In British Columbia, the North Vancouver Outdoor School has provided first-hand experience of the province's coastal ecosystems to tens of thousands of K-12 students over the past 30 years. Despite fiscal restraint, the support and goodwill of the alumni have kept the school as healthy as the renowned salmon spawning channels that run through its properties. Professional Institutes for Teachers Centrale des syndicats du Québec Environment Canada's Biosphere http://biosphere.ec.gc.ca The Biosphere has developed a new way of doing environmental education. Through its exhibits, its learning programs and its EcoWatch Network, youth and others discuss issues and solutions regarding water conservation and ecosystems. Through the network, scientists and citizens collaborate on monitoring, intervention and education. Office of Energy Efficiency http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/

97. ARBEC - ASEAN Review Of Biodiversity And Environmental Conservation In our virtual museum of natural history you find pictures of Aenictinae,Cerapachyine, Dorylinae, Dolichoderinae, Formicinae, Myrmicinae, Ponerinae, http://www.arbec.com.my/

Special Features Now Available Online! J D Holloway's Moths of Borneo The Internet Edition Contributors Guideline If you wish to contribute to ARBEC, please visit this page for information FREE DOWNLOAD! Malaysia's National Biodiversity Policy View policy with You are visitor no. Pigmented Microorganisms Isolated From Semi-arid, Tropical, Deccan Trap of Karnataka, India One hundred and eighty soil samples from different parts of Gulbarga region were collected to isolate and identify the pigmented microorganisms and their importance to the biotechnological field. The samples were collected during the period of May to July 2004. A total of 30 pigmented organisms were screened, probably these are of Actinomycetes, mainly Streptomyces from different locations, among them 9 strains have show very good enzymatic activity (Amylases, Protease, Cellulase) at the wide range of pH.(6-13) The Sphingidae of Southeast-Asia Introduction The biologically and geographically diverse region lying between tropical oriental Asia and Australia has been the site of fruitful specimen collection and biological investigation since A. R. Wallace's travels in "The Malay Archipelago" (1869). Yet, while there is a wealth of biogeographical information for some taxa (notably birds and mammals), much of the available data on insects is scattered in various museums and private collections and thus not readily accessible. For some of the more popular groups (e.g. some lepidopteran taxa) there are checklists for some countries, islands or regions, but no comprehensive overview of the region.

98. North Carolina Maritime Museum - Environmental Education environmental Education. The North Carolina Maritime Museum is a state museum Cape Lookout Studies Program environmental education at the museum s http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/maritime/education/environmental.htm

REGIONAL MUSEUMS: PROGRAMS: SUPPORT: N.C. Maritime Museum . . . Environmental Education The North Carolina Maritime Museum is a state museum operating under the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources. The educational mission of the museum is to interpret all aspects of the state's diverse coastal natural history and rich maritime heritage and to address environmental issues and solutions through exhibits, in-house and outreach programs, field trips, and publications. Educational Services Educational services are offered to school, civic, and special needs groups. They include tours (self-guided and guided), hands-on live animal programs, audio-visual programs, and field trips. Curators give lectures, consult with, and participate in programs offered by the community and schools. Teachers and group leaders should request the Educational Services Guide Programs and Site Features The North Carolina Maritime Museum environmental education programs serve the general public through tours, programs, field trips, Summer Science School, and special events and are listed in a calendar published quarterly. Environmental education services provided to school, civic, and special needs groups include museum tours, hands-on programs, videos and slide presentations, staff led field trips to local coastal habitats, and programs at the overnight facilities at the museum's Cape Lookout field station. Unique Site Features The North Carolina Maritime Museum is located just off the Intracoastal Waterway and Interstate 70 on the historic Beaufort waterfront. Nearby natural areas include the Rachel Carson Reserve, Newport River marshes, Fort Macon State Park, Croatan National Forest, and Cape Lookout National Seashore.

99. Design Museum, UC Davis, Environmental Design, Department Of Design Museum, UC Davis. environmental Design, Department of, University ofCalifornia, Davis. Formerly Known As, Design Gallery http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/YoloLINK/programs/pDesignMuseumUC-5486.html

Design Museum, UC Davis Environmental Design, Department of, University of California, Davis Formerly Known As: Design Gallery Phone: 530-752-6150 (staffed Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm) Contact: John Fulton, Museum Preparator Location 145 Walker Hall, University of California Davis, CA 95616-8585 Mail Address: Dept. of Environmental Design, University of California, One Shields Avenue, Davis CA 95616-8585 Internet: jtfulton@ucdavis.edu (Email) designmuseum.ucdavis.edu (Web site) Open during exhibitions only, Monday-Friday noon-4 pm, Sunday 2 pm-4 pm (parking free on Sundays). Closed all holidays and holiday weekends. To schedule an appointment to visit the Museum outside of posted hours, call or email John Fulton. Description: Exhibitions focus on all aspects of design, including architecture, furniture design, costume and textile design, interior design, photography/graphics/ephemera, folk art, holidays, etc. Examples of both historic and contemporary design are included. The Design Museum also has a support group called Design Alliance, which features speakers and events related to design. Membership is $25 per year; nonmember (guest) fee is $10 per lecture. Lectures coordinate with the opening receptions. A wonderful group for anyone interested in design. The group also hosts activities that help support and fund the museum. To get on the exhibition mailing list, call (530) 752-6150. Sundays are a great day to come to exhibitions because all parking on campus is free. It's also a fun bicycling destination. It's good to check times to be sure the museum is open; (530) 752-6150.

100. Gloucester Heritage And Museums Service Historic Environment Team A brief synopsis of the work of the Historic Environment team within the Heritageand museums Service. http://www.gloucester.gov.uk/libraries/templates/page.asp?URN=2472

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