The main project result expected by this project is the preservation, presentation, and promotion of world-heritage ecclesiastical cultural treasures that will deepen understanding of their significance to a wide audience across borders, and foster intercultural and interreligious communication. Moreover, digital literacy and the use of the means new technologies offer for safeguarding and sharing Cultural Heritage in engaging ways will be enhanced both with regard to stakeholders and the audiences addressed.
OBJECTIVE 1
Engage stakeholders sharing different profiles and roles, e.g. theologians, conservators, priests and monks, art professionals, and technology experts, to provide their opinions on the needs and priorities concerning ecclesiastical CH documentation processes.
OBJECTIVE 2
Design and employ a formative and summative assessment framework that will be based on the utilisation of Objective 1 outcomes.
OBJECTIVE 3
Design a data model and reference ontologies for describing ecclesiastical cultural treasures based on a semantic metadata description.
OBJECTIVE 4
Design, develop and implement an ecclesiastical-centered data repository and data discovery service based on open-source tools and standard data exchange mechanisms.
OBJECTIVE 5
Train and support stakeholders and inform disinterested parties, and audiences.
