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- 1. the 4CH project Francesco Taccetti IPERION HS | April 19th 2021
- 2. MAIN GOAL 2 IPERION HS, april 19th 2021 Francesco Taccetti, INFN (01) to set up the methodological, procedural, and organizational framework of a Competence Centre able to work with a network of Cultural Institutions: ● national ● regional ● and local providing them with advice, support, and services Different scale factors!
- 3. the 5 OBJECTIVES 3 OB.1 - Establishing the methodological framework for the Competence Centre focusing on advanced digitization for preservation and conservation of Monuments and Sites OB.2 - Design and implement a Platform for the Competence Centre to support the collaboration among European CH Institutions OB.3 - Increasing and enhancing the digitization of Cultural Heritage to support conservation OB.4 - develop best practices to make full use of CH data for the benefit of the Cultural Heritage sector and in other domains OB5 - define the operational, financial and legal conditions for the creation of the Competence Centre IPERION HS, april 19th 2021 Francesco Taccetti, INFN (01)
- 4. 4CH: A POSSIBLE STRUCTURE 4 Three-tier structure with different types of commitments IPERION HS, april 19th 2021 Francesco Taccetti, INFN (01)
- 5. 4CH: CONTACTS & INTERACTIONS 5 Taking into account that: ● Goal: guide lines for EU CC ● OB.1 → collections of: l risks, user needs, etc l successful research projects l cutting edge technologies CONTACTS & INTERACTIONS EU projects IPERION HS, april 19th 2021 Francesco Taccetti, INFN (01)
- 6. 4CH: Active WPs 6 Currently 4 WPs are active Preliminary results expected for the end of june (2nd internal quarterly report) IPERION HS, april 19th 2021 Francesco Taccetti, INFN (01) FINAL Phase
- 7. Thank you! 4CH is a Horizon 2020 project funded by the European Commission under Grant Agreement n.101004468 – 4CH. The views and opinions expressed in this presentation are the sole responsibility of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission. www.4ch-project.eu francesco.taccetti@fi.infn.it