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Posted on Monday November 14, 2022

Updated on Wednesday May 29, 2024

Projects Cultural Heritage Institutions Data-space

Common European data space for cultural heritage

The common European data space for cultural heritage accelerates the digital transformation of Europe’s cultural sector and fosters the creation and reuse of content in the cultural and creative sectors. 

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Title:
Advert for World AIDS Day
Creator:
unknown
Date:
1992
Institution:
Welcome Collection
Country:
United Kingdom

The common European data space for cultural heritage is the new flagship initiative of the European Commission to accelerate the digital transformation of Europe’s cultural sector, and foster the creation and reuse of content in the cultural and creative sectors. The deployment of the common European data space for cultural heritage is funded under Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) of the European Union. 

Find out more about the data space below.

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Data space - supporting projects
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VASA (Avbildad namn)
Creator:
Okänd fotograf
Date:
1999
Institution:
Vasamuseet
Country:
Sweden

Data space - supporting projects

A number of projects facilitate digital transformation and capacity building of the cultural heritage sector within the common European data space for cultural heritage.

FAQs

Podcast

The heads of the three pillars of the Europeana Initiative discuss the data space and its opportunities on the Michael Culture EUCropolis podcast - listen below!

Latest news

How the 5DCulture project is exploring 3D heritage
Title:
First render experiment of the 3D scanned green hat (ca.1924)
Creator:
Suzanne Mulder, Senior coordinator fashion innovation
Date:
18/09/2023
Institution:
Stichting Centraal Museum
Country:
The Netherlands

How the 5DCulture project is exploring 3D heritage

Created: 2 November 2023

3D technologies offer opportunities to broaden access to culture, preserve our shared cultural heritage and spur creativity and innovation. In support of the Twin It! 3D for Europe’s culture campaign, and as part of an ongoing series from the EuropeanaTech community, Siepke van Keulen tells us about the 5D Culture project.

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Transforming tourism and cultural heritage with 3D technology: Arctur's story
Title:
Arctur's team 3D digitising at National and University Library in Ljubljana. In copyright.
Creator:
Arctur
Date:
November 2020
Institution:
Arctur
Country:
Slovenia

Transforming tourism and cultural heritage with 3D technology: Arctur's story

Created: 9 October 2023

3D technologies offer opportunities to broaden access to culture, preserve our shared cultural heritage and spur creativity and innovation. In support of the Twin It! 3D for Europe’s culture campaign, Matevž Straus tells us how the Slovenian High Performing Computer centre Arctur uses 3D technologies for tourism, storytelling and more.

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