OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Cultural Heritage is 28. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
ours Elsevier	158
Moisturizing an analogous earthen site by ultrasonic water atomization within Han Yangling Museum, China	145
Advanced sampling, sample preparation and combination of methods applicable in analysis of compounds in aged and deacidified papers. A minireview	108
Dating archaeological sites by seriation	75
Machine learning-assisted vibrational spectroscopy for textile fiber identification in historical tapestries	70
Characterization of UVA-irradiated wheat paste and paste-coated paper	70
Impact of selected driers on the curing kinetics, thermodynamics, and molecular features of commercial artists' oil paints	64
New multi-functional encapsulation systems based on HP-β-cyclodextrin, chitosan and essential oils for conservation of organic-media cultural heritage	52
Exploring funerary heritage through augmented reality: A training application for the micro-excavation of funerary urns in the laboratory	46
Exploring chemical vs. enzymatic hydrolysis for fatty acid profiling of drying oils by liquid chromatography with high-resolution mass spectrometry	45
The Mappa mundi of Albi: Insight into the manufacturing, life and conservation state of an 8th century world map	44
Micro-destructive evaluation of the mechanical properties of lime-based mortars	44
Study on a thermo-hygrometric coupling-based anti-fogging prediction model for display glass in high-humidity earthen heritage sites	43
CRMrp: An ontology to support the digital documentation of the conservation and restoration practice	43
Stone deterioration at underwater archaeological sites in the Mediterranean Sea	42
Land use and land cover analysis of cultural World Heritage to inform assessments of climate vulnerability	38
The earliest evidence of using lime water in lacquering craft found in northern frontier of China	37
Architectural assessment of wall paintings using a multimodal and multi-resolution diagnostic approach: The test site of the Brancacci chapel in Firenze	37
Hydrophobic surface development on heritage stones through Paracoccus denitrificans biofilms	36
Calcium hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide, silicon dioxide nanoparticles and their combinations as consolidants for lime mortars and gypsum plasters	36
Modelling and safety assessment of observed sliding damage in a masonry rib vault	35
X-ray computed microtomography: A non-invasive and time-efficient method for identifying and screening Roman copper-based coins	34
Interplay between geological materials and the environment at the Dazu Rock Carvings, China	34
Mitigating laser-induced alterations of lead pigments during Raman microscopy	34
Evaluation of archeological heritage exposure to wildfires through simulation techniques. A study case in Galicia (Northwestern Spain)	33

Crack morphology and its correlation with ground materials used in paintings by Danish portrait painter Jens Juel	33
Infrared thermography as a tool to detect increasing cracking in granitic stones exposed to high temperatures	29
Deterioration mechanism of vegetable tanned leather revealed by proteomics and structural analysis	29