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It is an integral part of a conservator's
work in providing the best conditions for cultural objects to
survive. Certain conditions such as intense sunlight, extreme
temperatures, high humidity can cause the objects to deteriorate,
so the environment is monitored and controlled to provide an
optimum balance between the preservation needs of the object
and the viewing and operational requirement of the visitors
and museum curators. With the application of the wireless
environmental monitoring system, conservators can readily
collect and monitor environmental data for various museums and
off-site storage 24-hour a day on real-time basis via a modem
connected to the computer terminal.
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