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- Collaboration agreement has started between CREATOUR Observatory at the Centre for for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, in November 2024
The SECreTour Network is growing! The SECreTour project has established a new collaboration with CREATOUR® Observatory on culture and tourism for local development at the Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal. The CREATOUR Observatory is an internationally recognized … Continue reading →
- Following the presentation at PPAM 2024, "Cultural Heritage 3D Object Management with Integrated Automation Workflows" will be published on FGCS journal
The Lambousa Fishing Boat case and the data managing within the scope of EUreka3D project was presented by Michał Orzechowski at the 15th International Conference on Parallel Processing & Applied Mathematics. Following the presentation, Future Generation Computer Systems journal invited … Continue reading →
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EUreka3D supports ‘Twin it! 3D for Europe’s culture’ campaign on 3D collections of cultural heritage
TWIN IT! 3D FOR EUROPE’S CULTURE from Europeana on Vimeo. Joining the effort of creating and sharing more 3D digitized collections of heritage in Europe, EUreka3D is happy to promote the new campaign ‘Twin it! 3D for Europe’s culture’, … Continue reading
The Europeana conference “Why 3D Matters: accelerating 3D in the common European data space for cultural heritage” will take place on 18 April 2023 (9h00 – 15h00 CET). The conference under the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU will … Continue reading
In recent years, the volume of enrichment activities in the Europeana ecosystem has increased significantly, by adding new human and machine-generated metadata, transcriptions, subtitles, and other types of enrichments to cultural heritage data published in the Europeana website. As more … Continue reading
The 2022 edition of the Europeana conference will take place on 28 – 30 September and a call for proposals has been launched for the occasion. The event will be organised in a hybrid format and the conference programme will … Continue reading
Craft Hub – the craft library, is a 3 years European project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme. The project focuses on craft in the context of cultural heritage and its continuing relevance in contemporary practice. The project activities involve … Continue reading
Heritage science brings together the human, social, fundamental, digital, and engineering sciences and deals with the study of cultural heritage, contributing to the identification, understanding, preservation, restoration, and transmission of cultural heritage, be it tangible, intangible, natural or digital. Next … Continue reading
Europa Nostra, the European Voice of Civil Society Committed to Cultural Heritage, launched the entries to participate in the 2022 edition of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards. The Awards were launched for the first time 20 years … Continue reading
The Heritage Research Hub is a free and collaborative platform on and for the cultural heritage research community, created and managed by the Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritage and Global Change (JPI CH) which is a EU Member-State-driven initiative … Continue reading
Next 2-3 December a new international event of ILUCIDARE H2020 project will take place in Brussels and online. The Playground ILUCIDARE will gather the multiplicity of cultural stakeholders (individual citizens, communities, entrepreneurs, researchers ..) to debate, share practices and reflections. … Continue reading
On 8 December, Cultural Heritage in Action will hold an online event to present the work of the project so far and introduce future activities. Cultural Heritage in Action is one of the actions of the European Framework for Action … Continue reading