Institutul de Cercetari Biologice Cluj-Napoca

Summary Fault rocks from surface outcrops were sampled and fault properties, such as shale content, porosity, and permeability were measured. Additional samples from hanging wall/foot wall host rock are analysed and compared to the lithology and properties of the fault rock. Shale gouge ration (SGR; Yielding, 1997 ) was calculated based on Vsh log data from adjacent well data. Key components for validating this method encompass selecting an appropriate field analogue outcrop, employing a suitable sampling technique, and conducting the petrophysical laboratory measurements

The IFRS implementation has marked an important milestone in the history of accounting. Since the beginning, there have been both advocates and critics, debating whether the initial objectives were, in fact, met in practice. The present article examines the Conceptual Framework, which constitutes the basis for IFRS implementation, and identifies the main results of the recent studies on the topic. The research is theoretical, analysing relevant literature and bringing forward up to date concepts, beneficial for future research. Policymakers proclaim their policies are rooted in evidence and often turn to academic researchers for impartial and reliable evidence. In view of the fact that a significant number of studies have been conducted thus far, the present paper attempts to summarize the outcomes and present the conclusion.

Heritage science and conservation science represent interdisciplinary fields that weave together exact sciences (chemistry, physics, biology, geology) and humanistic sciences, thus providing essential information for researching, recording, classifying, preserving, restoring and enhancing cultural heritage for exhibition purposes. Unfortunately, only 13 scientific investigators (physical-chemical investigations) certified as experts currently work in the Romanian museum network and, according to the author’s knowledge, about 5 others are in training, extremely few relative to the mobile heritage they are responsible for studying. The situation is all the more worrying as the number of certified investigators is decreasing every year through retirements and transfers. The training of investigators requires many years of practice. The concern is also accentuated by the lack of posts, of specialist courses and of the equipment needed for investigations. Moreover, the museum investigator / researcher is omitted from the COR (Classification of Occupations in Romania), and the idea of investigation seems to be disappearing from the collective mind. Museum labels, exhibition catalogues, conservation-restoration events, museum databases do not include and are not based on research data, even when research results exist. These problems concern the entire museum network and the passivity of decisionmakers and specialists inevitably contributes to the deterioration of cultural heritage. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to draw attention on this situation, and to justify the importance of physicochemical investigations for the knowledge, conservation and enhancement of cultural heritage.

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