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Programme Scheme DescriptionThe
Science and Heritage Research Initiative (SHRI) intends to utilize modern
S&T tools to preserve, protect, and present ancient scientific and
technological heritage of India at global platform. SHRI has created an
extensive ecosystem of Heritage Science in the country connecting
interdisciplinary themes, state-of-the-art technologies and diversified
researchers.
SHRI has been envisaged to –
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Build capacity of human resource and
encourage researchers to work in these areas.
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Promote scientific R&D activities for
conservation of Heritage objects which may include material deterioration
process, preservation techniques, intervention technologies, new materials,
processes for restoration, development of diagnostic technologies & tools.
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Safeguard use, representations,
expressions, knowledge, practices, techniques, communities, groups,
individuals, recognised as an integral part of our cultural heritage.
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To explore new approaches, state-of-art
technology to preserve the heritage and art works of our ancestors, to learn evolution
and growth of human civilization.
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Promote application of advance knowledge
of archaeometric science in multiple fields.
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Promote R&D activities and
technological advancement in Tribal Arts for value addition.
The
envisaged thrust areas are - • Study of Heritage Materials/Metals. • Remote
sensing Techniques for Detection of Archaeological Residues. • In situ
non-invasive imaging of sub-surface microstructure of object, sustainable
radiography for heritage materials, etc. • Heritage Textiles – New technologies
in yarn treatment, weaving, printing, Eco friendly dyes, Cement Clothing etc. •
Salts and synthetic coatings for wall paintings for example, the application of
surface science to artists' acrylic emulsion paint films • Health monitoring of
ancient artefacts. • Tribal Arts/Heritage • New Materials development •
Conservation Technologies • Development of Tools/process for conservation • Any
other area related to Heritage other than mentioned above. |