Asterios Bakolas
Biographic Data
| ID | 3646509 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Asterios Bakolas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Asterios |
| FAMILY NAME | Bakolas |
| SIGNATURE | BAKOLAS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Technical University of Athens |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6866-3255 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Design and Assessment of Pastes for the Reattachment of Fractured Porous Stones
Ancient stone masonry is a composite structure, mainly comprised of stone elements. During restoration, stone elements are sometimes found to present serious fragmentation, and their structural continuity must be re-established. In such cases, an adhesive material can be applied to reattach the detached fragment to its original position, with or without the use of pins or anchors, according to the size of the fragment and its position. However, m…
Investigating polychromy on the Parthenon’s west metopes
Integration of NDT to Assess Composite Contemporary Artworks Made on Photosensitized Cement
Non-destructive techniques (NDT) have enhanced their usefulness in the field of cultural heritage protection and have become valuable tools for the investigation of composing materials, as well as for the detection of alteration and degradation of various structures. In the current study, non-destructive techniques, based on digital photography processing and analysis (digital photography-Vis/UVF, portable digital optical microscopy, colorimetry,…
What were the colors of the Parthenon? Investigation of the entablature's cornice blocks
A computationally assisted cultural heritage conservation method
A Study on the Historical Materials of the Apollo Pythios Temple in Rhodes and the Evaluation of Potential Restoration Materials
The Temple of Apollo Pythios, built in the Hellenistic era (3rd–1st century BC), is located in the ancient Acropolis of Rhodes. It was excavated during the Italian occupation and reconstructed by the Italians in the period 1937–8. The method of the “scenographic” restoration was the “mixed structure” technique using a core of reinforced concrete in combination with new biocalcarenite stones and the integration of very few ancient architectural me…
The Plaka Bridge in Epirus: An Evaluation of New Building Materials for Its Restoration
The sustainable preservation of monuments requires the use of performing materials which are at the same time compatible with the monument’s historical building materials to ensure structural integrity, adequate performance of the structure in earthquake stresses, and resilience of both restoration and historical materials. This is especially true for cultural heritage assets that have experienced major destruction, demanding extensive reconstruc…
Contemporary artworks created on photosensitized cement: Materials and conservation state of Nikos Kessanlis “Wall-Erotica”
Design and evaluation of concrete for restoration interventions on Byzantine monuments
Optimization of compatible restoration mortars for the earthquake protection of Hagia Sophia
Integrated documentation protocols enabling decision making in cultural heritage protection
Diagnostics and protection of Hagia Sophia mosaics
Investigation of the technology of historic mortars
Investigation of the technology of historic mortars
What were the colors of the Parthenon? Investigation of the entablature's cornice blocks
Integrated documentation protocols enabling decision making in cultural heritage protection
Diagnostics and protection of Hagia Sophia mosaics
A computationally assisted cultural heritage conservation method
The Plaka Bridge in Epirus: An Evaluation of New Building Materials for Its Restoration
The sustainable preservation of monuments requires the use of performing materials which are at the same time compatible with the monument’s historical building materials to ensure structural integrity, adequate performance of the structure in earthquake stresses, and resilience of both restoration and historical materials. This is especially true for cultural heritage assets that have experienced major destruction, demanding extensive reconstruc…
Contemporary artworks created on photosensitized cement: Materials and conservation state of Nikos Kessanlis “Wall-Erotica”
Optimization of compatible restoration mortars for the earthquake protection of Hagia Sophia
Investigation of the technology of historic mortars
Optimization of compatible restoration mortars for the earthquake protection of Hagia Sophia
Integrated documentation protocols enabling decision making in cultural heritage protection
Diagnostics and protection of Hagia Sophia mosaics
Design and evaluation of concrete for restoration interventions on Byzantine monuments
A Study on the Historical Materials of the Apollo Pythios Temple in Rhodes and the Evaluation of Potential Restoration Materials
The Temple of Apollo Pythios, built in the Hellenistic era (3rd–1st century BC), is located in the ancient Acropolis of Rhodes. It was excavated during the Italian occupation and reconstructed by the Italians in the period 1937–8. The method of the “scenographic” restoration was the “mixed structure” technique using a core of reinforced concrete in combination with new biocalcarenite stones and the integration of very few ancient architectural me…
The Plaka Bridge in Epirus: An Evaluation of New Building Materials for Its Restoration
The sustainable preservation of monuments requires the use of performing materials which are at the same time compatible with the monument’s historical building materials to ensure structural integrity, adequate performance of the structure in earthquake stresses, and resilience of both restoration and historical materials. This is especially true for cultural heritage assets that have experienced major destruction, demanding extensive reconstruc…
Contemporary artworks created on photosensitized cement: Materials and conservation state of Nikos Kessanlis “Wall-Erotica”
A computationally assisted cultural heritage conservation method
What were the colors of the Parthenon? Investigation of the entablature's cornice blocks
Integration of NDT to Assess Composite Contemporary Artworks Made on Photosensitized Cement
Non-destructive techniques (NDT) have enhanced their usefulness in the field of cultural heritage protection and have become valuable tools for the investigation of composing materials, as well as for the detection of alteration and degradation of various structures. In the current study, non-destructive techniques, based on digital photography processing and analysis (digital photography-Vis/UVF, portable digital optical microscopy, colorimetry,…
Investigating polychromy on the Parthenon’s west metopes
Design and Assessment of Pastes for the Reattachment of Fractured Porous Stones
Ancient stone masonry is a composite structure, mainly comprised of stone elements. During restoration, stone elements are sometimes found to present serious fragmentation, and their structural continuity must be re-established. In such cases, an adhesive material can be applied to reattach the detached fragment to its original position, with or without the use of pins or anchors, according to the size of the fragment and its position. However, m…
Conservation Techniques and Studies (12 works) · Building materials and conservation (10 works) · Engineering (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (6 works) · Materials Science (6 works) · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage (5 works) · Art (5 works) · Composite material (5 works) · Geography (5 works)