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Environment and Art Preservation

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Temperature Fluctuations

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Expansion/contraction of materials, cracks, and preventive climate control systems

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Light Exposure

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Fading of pigments, photochemical reactions, and the use of UV filters

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Humidity

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Mold growth, material degradation, and the use of dehumidifiers

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Sandstorms

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Abrasive damage to exterior art, protective screens and regular maintenance

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Heavy Metals Pollution

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Chemical reactions with art materials, proper storage, and pollutant absorbing materials

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Radiation

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Molecular changes within materials, limiting exposure time, and use of radiation detection devices

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Microclimates

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Location-specific decay, design of display cases with controlled microclimates, and routine monitoring

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Pests

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Physical damage to materials, biological infestation, and the adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

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Volcanic Activities

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Ash damage, acidic damage, and disaster preparedness planning

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Salty Air

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Corrosion of metallic art and artifacts, use of barriers and climate-controlled environments

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Fire

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Irreversible damage, loss of artworks, and implementation of fire detection/suppression systems

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Acid Rain

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Chemical weathering of outdoor artworks, use of protective coatings, and regular cleaning

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Noise Pollution

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Stress to visitors and staff, acoustic damage to fragile pieces, and soundproofing measures

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Oil and Grease

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Stains and deterioration of artworks' surfaces, wearing gloves while handling, and proper cleaning techniques

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Pollutants

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Surface corrosion, discoloration, and implementing air filtration systems

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Temperature Extremes

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Brittleness in materials, thermal shock, and use of temperature-regulating materials in construction

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Natural Light

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Degradation of colors in paintings, control with blinds or curtains, and application of protective varnishes

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Excessive Dryness

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Desiccation and cracking of organic materials, humidification procedures, and environmental monitoring

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Ozone

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Deterioration of paper and textiles, reduction tactics, and air purification

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Earthquakes

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Physical damage, toppling, and securing artworks with base isolators or anchors

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Handling and Transportation

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Increased risk of mechanical damage, shock absorbers in transportation, and training in proper handling techniques

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Vandalism

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Physical defacement, theft, and the application of security measures like surveillance cameras

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Biological Factors

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Degradation by microbes, fungi, and insects, anti-microbial treatments, and controlled storage conditions

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Water Damage

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Structural damage, paint lifting, and the use of water sensors and emergency plans

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Changes in Use of Surrounding Space

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Vibration and structural stress, adjusting gallery layout, and improved structural design

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