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The aim is to enhance the digitisation and management of cultural heritage through a structured ontology.

May 10, 20260 citationsOpen Access

REEVALUATE D1.6 – Cultural Artefacts' Contextual Ontology.R2

LFLINKS Foundation KLKU Leuven GBGiacomo BlancoLINKS Foundation

Key Points

The aim is to enhance the digitisation and management of cultural heritage through a structured ontology.
Developed a framework for digitisation and management of cultural heritage artefacts.
Released updated mappings and knowledge-base work supporting semantic representation.
Focused on collaborative and inclusive approaches for artifact management.
Presented the second release of the Cultural Artefacts’ Contextual Ontology.
Improved semantic representation and contextualisation of cultural heritage artefacts.
Contributed to inclusive methods for managing cultural heritage.

Abstract

This record contains Deliverable D1.6 of the REEVALUATE project: “Cultural Artefacts’ Contextual Ontology.R2”. REEVALUATE is a Horizon Europe project funded under Grant Agreement No. 101132389. The project develops a framework for safe, open, collaborative and inclusive digitisation, management and reuse of cultural heritage. D1.6 presents the second release of the Cultural Artefacts’ Contextual Ontology, including updates to the ontology, mappings and related knowledge-base work supporting semantic representation, contextualisation and management of cultural heritage artefacts within the REEVALUATE framework.

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