During the time of this scholarship some tools have been 
developed and established to contribute to the RecorDIM 
initiative to close the gap between information providers and 
information users. Whether these tools are efficient or not 
depends on the usage of the materials and software and the 
feedback we get from the users. 
The material can be found at present on the Internet at the URL: 
www.archpho.al-wie.de. It can be used free of charge 
exclusively for education and teaching purposes. 
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
The corresponding author, Albert Wiedemann, would like to 
thank the Getty Conservation Institute for the great opportunity 
to work in this great professional and social environment of the 
Getty Conservation Institute in Los Angeles, California. It was a 
magnificent experience, thanks to the kind colleagues and the 
generous hospitality. As a result of many intensitive 
conversations I learned a lot about the other side of the “Gap”. 
Thank you!