The Concept of Digital Twins for Heritage Sites
A heritage digital twin is a dynamic, data-rich representation of a physical site, building, structure or landscape. Unlike a static three-dimensional model, it can integrate geometric documentation with...
European Policy and Sustainability Context: Supporting the Digital and Green Transformation of Heritage
European policies increasingly connect digital transformation with environmental sustainability, social inclusion and economic resilience. The European Green Deal, the Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030 and the New European...
New in DTH: Training materials from the on-site Hackathon phase
Following the launch of our Training Materials section with resources from the online phase, the DTH has now added a second set of materials. This time we have...
Can You Trust a Digital Artefact? Blockchain, Provenance and the Authenticity Problem
Here is a paradox at the heart of digital heritage. The more easily we copy, stream and remix cultural objects, the harder it becomes to answer a simple...
New in DTH: Training Materials section launched with Hackathon resources
The Digital Transformation Hub has launched its new Training Materials section, beginning with selected resources prepared for the online phase of the HI-EURECA-PRO Hackathon on Industrial Heritage. The...
Role of digital transformation in preserving industrial heritage
Industrial heritage sites are important carriers of technical knowledge, social memory, and regional identity, yet many of them face deterioration, underuse, or limited public visibility. Within the broader...