CCI’s Permission to KUMID : Publication and copyrights of the Turkish translation of the CCI Notes  were granted to KUMID (Friends of Cultural Heritage-FOCUH) by CCI on 25/06/2020. All rights reserved. Cannot be used without reference. Free © KUMID, 2020-Turkish Translation

Dear Reader and Visitor, 

KUMID 's members Assoc. Dr. Fatma Banu ÇAKAN and Dr. Murat ÇAKAN translated some of the important publications of Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) from Engilish to Turkish and made them ready for you who have dedicated your interests to the preservation of cultural assets..  

The translated texts were edited by the head of KUMID, Mrs. Saadet GÜNER and were made  ready for printing by KUMID volunteer Miss Deniz SERBEST. 

We are honored to present you the results of this voluntary based translation campaign during  year 2020-2021 in which COVID pandemic has been affecting our lives heavily.  

The first version you will encounter in our pages is a digital one.  However soon you will be able to hold in your hands the printed versions of the translated documents.  

We sincerely hope that the digital and printed publications will help experts, academicians,  museum staff, decision makers, directors and students in their affiliations.  In the meantime we will be happy to hear your critisms, suggestions and precious comments. 
   
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Assoc.Prof. Dr.  Fatma Banu ÇAKAN                                    Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Murat ÇAKAN                                                                         Saadet GÜNER                                           Deniz SERBEST, 
Member of KUMID's Board of Director ,                                                                Member of KUMID i                                                                                                                              President, KUMID                                                            Archaeologist, KUMID Volunteer Worker
Istanbul University, Faculty of Literature                                                               Istanbul Thecnical University, nik Ü İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi (İTÜ)                                
Dep. of Conservation-Restoration of the Tangible Cultural Properties,          Faculty of ,Mechanical  Engineering  

1-Turkish Publication Title:  "MORÖTESI FILTRELER" ( Kanada Konservasyon Enstitüsü (CCI) Notları 2015 " Önleyici Koruma" N2/1) 
Digital ISBN / Date of the Publication:   978-9944-0824-8-8 /10 Aralık 2020 , Please click for the text in Turkish. 
 © KUMID 2020, Türkçe-Tercüme
Original Publication Name  &  Link in English"Ultraviolet Filters 2/1" Please click for the text in Engilish 
Autors :  Jean Tétreault & Cécilia Anuzet
© Government of Canada, Canadian Conservation Institute, 2015
Content: UV radiation is highly energetic and tends to affect the stability of materials that make up an object. Prolonged exposure can result in the weakening of organic materials like textiles, paper, paint binders and plastics, with degradation often evident by increased brittleness, cracking or chalking (as can happen with paint films). There are two main approaches for reducing the effects of UV on displayed objects. In the text, besides these two ways, filtering, testing-checking ... etc works are explained.

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 2-Turkish Publication Title:  “MORÖTESI IŞINIMIN ÖLÇÜLMESI" ( Kanada Konservasyon Enstitüsü - CCI  Notları 2015 " Önleyici Koruma"  N2/2) 
Digital ISBN / Date of the Publication:   978-9944-0824-9-5 /18 Mart 2021,  Please click for the text in Turkish. 
© KUMID, 2020-Turkish Translation
Original Publication Name & Link in English: “Measurement of Ultraviolet Radiation “ CCI Notes N2/2, (2015)"  Please click for the text in Engilish 
 Author : Jean Tétreault
© Government of Canada, Canadian Conservation Institute, 2015
Content: Minimizing the exposure of UV on a collection is important due to the cumulative damage it can cause to the colour and structure of materials. This Note discusses different ways to measure UV and provides guidelines to estimate its potential impact on a collection. Refer to "CCI Note 2/1 Ultraviolet Filters" for further information about UV damage and how to filter UV from a light source

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3-Turkish Publication Title:  “DERİDEN KÜFÜN UZAKLAŞTIRILMASI"  ( Kanada Konservasyon Enstitüsü - CCI  Notları 2016 " Tabaklanmış Deri, Deri, Kürk"  N8/1) 
Digital ISBN / Date of the Publication:   978-605-74514-0-8 /March 30, 2021,  Please click for the text in Turkish. 
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Original Publication Name & Link in English: ““Removing Mould from Leather “ CCI Notes N8/1, (2016)"  Please click for the text in Engilish. 
 Author : Janet Mason
© Government of Canada, Canadian Conservation Institute, 2016
Content: Leather objects are particularly susceptible to mold growth that will damage the work. The text describes the treatment (freezing, air drying, etc.) for removing mold from the leather and skin.
 
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5.Turkish Publication Title:  “TEKSTILLER VE ORTAM KOŞULLARI " (Kanada Konservasyon Enstitüsü (CCI) Notları “Tekstiller-Lifler”  2013 N13/1)
 
Digital ISBN / Date of the Publication:   978-605-74514-2-2/April 24,  2021,  Please click for the text in Turkish.
© KUMID, 2020-Turkish Translation
Original Publication Name & Link in English: “Textiles and the Environment “ CCI Notes “Textiles & Fibres” N13/1, (2013) Please click for the text in English.
 
Author : By the staff of the CCI Textile Lab
© Government of Canada, Canadian Conservation Institute, 2016
Content: “This Note presents ideals towards which an institution can strive, with some guidelines for improving the environmental conditions of storage and display areas containing textiles”.

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