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Program: electronic library and information systems
ISSN: 0033-0337
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Subject Area: Library and Information Studies
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Digital cultural heritage projects in Europe: an overview of TRIS and the take-up trial projects
| Title: | Digital cultural heritage projects in Europe: an overview of TRIS and the take-up trial projects |
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| Author(s): | Flavio Tariffi, (Project Manager (e-mail: flaviotariffi@spacespa.it), for the TRIS project (e-mail: info@monikasegbert.com).), Barbara Morganti, (Communication Manager (e-mail: barbara@rsl.ru) for the TRIS project (e-mail: info@monikasegbert.com).), Monika Segbert, (Responsible for the dissemination and internationalisation activities, for the TRIS project (e-mail: info@monikasegbert.com).) |
| Citation: | Flavio Tariffi, Barbara Morganti, Monika Segbert, (2004) "Digital cultural heritage projects in Europe: an overview of TRIS and the take-up trial projects", Program: electronic library and information systems, Vol. 38 Iss: 1, pp.15 - 28 |
| Keywords: | Archives, Europe, Library projects, Modelling, Museums |
| Article type: | Research paper |
| DOI: | 10.1108/00330330410523120 (Permanent URL) |
| Publisher: | Emerald Group Publishing Limited |
| Abstract: | TRIS (trials support measure) is a European Commission (EC)-funded activity involved with co-ordinating 25 EC-funded “take-up trial projects” to increase their impact and exploit their results. The take-up trial projects, all of them now completed, involved the application of new technologies in 80 cultural institutions in Europe and have contributed to cultural innovation. After introducing the general context of the EC’s cultural heritage sector within which TRIS and the take-up trial projects have been funded, this article describes a selection of these projects, clustered according to their particular relevance to the world of museums, open-air sites, libraries and archive institutions. The paper then provides an overview of the technologies with which the projects have experimented. |
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