Data underlying Chapter 2 of the PhD thesis: Chemical Imaging Methods for Cultural Heritage: Advanced Data Acquisition and Processing

*** L.M. de Almeida Nieto Ph.D. Dissertation "Chemical Imaging Methods for Cultural Heritage: Advanced Data Acquisition and Processing" Chapter 2: Comparison of macro x-ray fluorescence and reflectance imaging spectroscopy for the semi-quantitative analysis of pigments in easel paintings: A study on lead white and blue verditer Related Data***Authors: L.M. de Almeida Nieto, F. Gabrieli, A. van Loon, V. Gonzalez, J. Dik, R. Van de Plas, M. AlfeldMaterials Science and Engineering Department, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, DelftUniversity of TechnologyCorresponding author: L.M. de Almeida NietoContact Information:[e-mail] University of Technology - Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringThe Netherlands<br>***General Introduction***This dataset contains all the data relevant to Chapter 2 of L.M. de Almeida Nieto's doctoral dissertation, collected between 2019 and 2023, the results of which are published in:https://doi.org/10.1002/xrs.3394The data in this data set was collected in the Conservation and Science Department of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.This research project was made possible by by funding from the Rijksmuseum and TU Delft.<br>***Purpose of the test campaign***The purpose of these experiments was to evaluate the potential of MA-XRF and RIS for the quantitative analysis of paint layers in easel paintings.<br>***Test equipment***MA-XRF data was acquired using a Bruker M6 jetstream.VNIR-RIS data was acquired using a Surface Optics SOC710-E hyperspectral camera.SWIR-RIS data was acquired using a Headwall Photonics Micro-Hyperspec SWIR 640 hyperspectral camera.