About
InTaVia is a H2020 research and innovation action funded by the European Commission within the Call DT-TRANSFORMATIONS-12-2018-2020 "Curation of digital assets and advanced digitisation".
INTAVIA: In/Tangible European Heritage
Visual Analysis, Curation & Communication
About
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Team
The InTaVia team draws from nine European institutions dedicated to research and development in the area of digital cultural heritage.
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Advisory Board
Members of the scientific advisory board contribute to the InTaVia project with their expertise, community outreach, and occasional technical or scholarly advice. The consortium will seek their counsel for mastering challenges, mitigating risks, and preparing strategic decisions.
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Associated Organizations
As a further step towards a pan-European platform of cultural heritage objects and related biographies, several institutions beyond the InTaVia consortium have been associated with the project.
Research Aims
Overall Aims
Representations of tangible objects of European cultural heritage have been digitized and aggregated widely. Up to the present day, the focus of digitization has been on the core of these objects, and on the documentation of structural information. As a consequence, a plethora of object databases have emerged, which allow experts and public audiences to access an unprecedented amount of cultural assets with a stunning degree of detail.
System Architecture
The InTaVia project aims to address major research challenges and bridge the semantic gap between large object databases, biography databases, and present-day users.
Work Packages
The InTaVia project is structured into ten work packages. These packages guide research and developments along parallel tracks, while being synchronized by project management and interwoven by deliverables, development dependencies, and consortial coordination.
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Overall Aims
Representations of tangible objects of European cultural heritage have been digitized and aggregated widely. Up to the present day, the focus of digitization has been on the core of these objects, and on the documentation of structural information. As a consequence, a plethora of object databases have emerged, which allow experts and public audiences to access an unprecedented amount of cultural assets with a stunning degree of detail.
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System Architecture
The InTaVia project aims to address major research challenges and bridge the semantic gap between large object databases, biography databases, and present-day users.
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Work Packages
The InTaVia project is structured into ten work packages. These packages guide research and developments along parallel tracks, while being synchronized by project management and interwoven by deliverables, development dependencies, and consortial coordination.
Results
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Publications & presentations
Here you find the presentations and publications by the INTAVIA project.
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Tools
All code within the InTaVia project is developed open source and is available on GitHub.
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Tutorials
Tutorial videos and introductions to the InTaVia tools.
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Case studies
In this section you will find case studies produced by the InTaVia consortium.
Activities
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InTaVia 4th Newsletter / There's History in all Men's Lives
A little over a month before the completion of the project INTAVIA: In/Tangible European Heritage – Visual Analysis, Curation & Communication, the project consortium will co-organise the second of two final conferences .
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InTaVia Kick-off
INTAVIA kicked off its 3-year research and development endeavor. Pandemically correct, all partners joined for a day of remote conferencing, to initate collaboration across all work packages and to define priority objectives for the first 6 months.
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CaTCH - Capturing the IntAngible of Cultural Heritage
Together with our sister project [VAST](https://www.vast-project.eu/), we will organize a workshop on the different roles and types of intangible aspects of cultural heritage.