Laser-induced fluorescence for remote imaging of historical monuments is an established technique, which in this
work has been used in measurement campaigns at the Coliseum and the Baptistery of San Giovanni in Laterano
in Rome, Italy. The results presented here are examples that show that biodeteriogens can be monitored and
that materials can be identified. Also, cleaned and soiled areas on the stone can be localized and differences
between soiling can be found, which may be useful in the sustainable conservation for mapping and evaluation.
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