Notice catalographique « International Symposium on the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Property : Integrated pest management in Asia for meeting the Montreal protocol, 1999 »

Contents:

Approaches to the Research on Biodeterioration of Cultural Property

Pest Controlling Methods in Thailand: Chemical Methods and Non-chemical Methods

History of Insect Controlling Methods in Japan: Chemical Methods and Non-chemical Methods

Methyl Bromide Phase-out: Controversial Points for Future Pest Control

Integrated Pest Management: Practical, Safe and Cost Effective Control of Insect Pests in Museum Collections and Buildings
David PINNIGER

Overview of Oxygen-free Methods and Thermal Methods for Insect Control in Museums

Application of Carbon Dioxide for Pest Control of Buildings and Large Objects

Low Oxygen Atmosphere and Carbon Dioxide Treatments for Eradication of Insect Pests in Japan

Evaluation of Physical Effects of Thermal Methods on Materials of Artifacts

Chemical Effects of Various Insecticides and Fungicides on Museum Materials: Reviews and Case Studies to Japanese Antiques

A Historical Survey of Approaches to Pest Management in the National Museum of Singapore

Control of the Biodeterioration of Cultural Properties in Korea

Control of Pest Problems at Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of History

Pest Problem Control in Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art

Support of IPM Programs by Companies: Present Situation of Methods of Monitoring and Use of Insect Repellents for Preventive Conservation

• Museum buildings - Pest control
• Insect pests - Control
• Insectes nuisibles - Lutte contre
• Musées (Édifices) - Lutte contre les nuisibles