Merging Knowledge and Tools in Heritage Science and Digital Archaeology. Practices from H2IOSC WP2

Title

Merging Knowledge and Tools in Heritage Science and Digital Archaeology. Practices from H2IOSC WP2

Creator(s)

Giacomo Mancuso

Alessandra Caravale

Antonio D'Eredità

Paola Moscati

Editor(s)

Stefano Campana

Daniele Ferdani

Holger Graf

Gabriele Guidi

Zackary Hegarty

Sofia Pescarin

Fabio Remondino

Date

2025

Is Part Of

DIGITAL HERITAGE 2025. The premier global forum where culture meets cutting-edge technology

Language

eng

Publisher

The Eurographics Association

Place Published

Siena

DOI

https://doi.org/10.2312/dh.20253320

Zotero BiDiAr

https://www.zotero.org/groups/5293298/bidiar/items/8VE6TA45/item-list

Abstract

As part of H2IOSC WP2, the Rome UO (CNR-ISPC) contributed to mapping and understanding the Cultural Heritage (CH) and Heritage Science (HS) communities through an integrated strategy. Activities included an exploratory questionnaire, targeted interviews on digital practices, and the development of open access platforms such as DHeLO, BiDiAr, and the Open Digital Archaeology Hub. These initiatives aimed to observe and monitor digital outputs, identify gaps, and foster the aggregation of research projects, datasets, tools, and bibliographic resources. The work reflects a broader effort to build sustainable, community-driven digital infrastructures aligned with the evolving needs of the CH and HS research ecosystems.

cited by

Beyond monitoring. Reimagining DHeLO as a Linked Open Data infrastructure for Cultural Heritage research