Abstract
Il volume raccoglie gli interventi presentati nella Giornata di Studi organizzata in occasione della chiusura del progetto di ricerca D-Tech Digital Twin Environment for Cultural Heritage, finanziato dal DTC Lazio nel 2022. I lavori dell’incontro sono stati organizzati in forma di dialogo, strutturato su più livelli: da un lato, con le istituzioni che a scala nazionale governano e monitorano il processo di digitalizzazione 3D del patrimonio culturale; dall’altro, con centri di ricerca e università – italiani e internazionali – attivi nell’uso e nella condivisione dei dati 3D attraverso piattaforme web; un ulteriore spazio è stato dedicato al tema della semantica e dei LOD (Linked Open Data), nonché a un approfondimento inerente all’analisi delle complesse problematiche giuridiche nell’uso dei modelli 3D. Il volume si articola in tre sezioni che riflettono la medesima suddivisione degli interventi del convegno e si chiude con una descrizione della piattaforma web open source D-TECH, sviluppata nell’ambito del Progetto, e finalizzata allo studio, alla conservazione e alla valorizzazione delle copie digitali dei beni culturali.
The symposium was conceived as a multi-level dialogue. On the one hand, it engaged representatives of the national institutions responsible for governing and monitoring the 3D digitization of cultural heritage in Italy. On the other, it brought together Italian and international research centers and universities actively involved in the creation, management, and sharing of 3D data through web-based platforms. A further session was devoted to semantic technologies and Linked Open Data (LOD), together with an in-depth discussion of the complex legal framework and challenges involved in the creation, management, and use of 3D models.
The volume is organized into three sections that mirror this thematic structure. It concludes with a presentation of the D-TECH open-source web platform, developed within the framework of the project to support the study, conservation, and enhancement of Digital Twins of cultural heritage assets.">
This volume brings together the papers presented at the symposium held to mark the completion of the D-TECH – Digital Twin Environment for Cultural Heritage research project, funded by the Lazio Centre of Excellence for Cultural Heritage Technologies (DTC Lazio) in 2022.
The symposium was conceived as a multi-level dialogue. On the one hand, it engaged representatives of the national institutions responsible for governing and monitoring the 3D digitization of cultural heritage in Italy. On the other, it brought together Italian and international research centers and universities actively involved in the creation, management, and sharing of 3D data through web-based platforms. A further session was devoted to semantic technologies and Linked Open Data (LOD), together with an in-depth discussion of the complex legal framework and challenges involved in the creation, management, and use of 3D models.
The volume is organized into three sections that mirror this thematic structure. It concludes with a presentation of the D-TECH open-source web platform, developed within the framework of the project to support the study, conservation, and enhancement of Digital Twins of cultural heritage assets.
