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Short courses

Monday morning

The courses are held at the same time in different premises at the hotel.

Short course:

HH XRF and art.

Interpretation of spectra from inhomogeneous and layered structures

Course leader: Elena Platania

The course is aimed at users of HH-XRF (Hand Held-XRF), and will in particular address the issue of interpretation of X-ray spectra where the measurements are performed on layered and non-homogeneous samples, as is the case when examining art and cultural history artefacts.

Short course:

Introduction to XRF

HH-XRF & EDXRF & WDXRF
Comparison other techniques

XRF strategy

intensity to concentration

Important in XRF

Analysis depth
Line overlap
Blanks/Background/Scatter

History

Safety

Couse leader: Bertil Magnusson

The course is aimed at beginners in the field. The course will cover a general introduction to XRF and the strategy when using XRF for new samples. Important issues in XRF will be covered such as analytical depth, line overlaps, blanks/background scatter and calibration strategy. A short history will also be presented and finally the safety issues with XRF instrument will be discussed.

First chapters are available on-line and after registration to the course the full book will be available.

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