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From an art science perspective, this is indeed interesting. I don't think it's particularly helpful, nor required, for appreciation of the subject matter. Very cool.
It’s a way to create a digital snapshot to preserve art even if the physical edition is lost. That’s important, in my opinion.
It allows to monitor the deterioration of paintings and to better understand potential risks. It's a massively helpful tool for preservation efforts.