Portuguese E-CultureNet Meeting Porto 17 February 2003 Kim H. Veltman Maastricht McLuhan Institute European Network of Centres of Excellence for Research

Portuguese E-CultureNet Meeting

Porto

17 February 2003

Kim H. Veltman

Maastricht McLuhan Institute

European Network of Centres of Excellence for Research and Education in Digital Culture

1. Elsewhere2. E-Culture Net 2. Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER) 3. National Networks (Local, Regional, National, International)

4. Research Matrices5. FP6

Telcos Libraries Government Education

AT&T OCLC NGI EDUCOM

Lucent CNRI

SAIC/Telcordia

Enum Dublin Core DOI LOM Uwhois SCORM

ARPA’s vision for the evolution of the Internet

Total Information Awareness System

http://www.darpa.mil/iao/TIASystems.htm

Internet Developments: Languages English 40% 36.5% - 3.5

Chinese 9.8% 10.9% +1.1

Japanese 9.2% 9.7% + .5

Spanish 7.2% 7.2%

German 6.8% 6.7% - .1

Korean 4.4% 4.5% + .1French 3.9% 3.5% - .4Italian 3.6% 3.8% + .2Portuguese 2.6% 3.0% + .4Dutch 2.1% 2.0% - .1Russian 2.9% + 2.9



1. Elsewhere 2. E-Culture Net 3. Research Matrix (Local, Regional, National, International)

4. Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER)5. European Masters6. Vision for FP6

E-Culture Net

WP 1 Vision and Structure WP 2 Expansion to NASWP 3 Research TopicsWP 4 EU Masters WP 5 Broadband PilotsWP 6 DEERWP 7 Management.

E-Culture Net

FP 5 Thematic Network

FP 6 Network of Centres of Excellence for Research and Education in Digital Culture.

E-Culture Net: Goals

1. Research Matrix2. Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER) 3. European Masters and Doctorates

E-Culture NoE: Long Term Goal

To provide multilingual access to Europe’s cultural and scientific heritage for all its citizens.

E-Culture NoE: Goals

1. Share Research and Methods in a Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER) 2. Develop National Networks to reflect unity of diversities at national, regional and local levels.

3. Develop Research Matrices with Specialised Networks.

E-Culture NoE: Goals

1. Share Research and Methods in a Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER) Integrate research, methods, training, teaching 2. Develop National Networks to reflect unity of diversities at national, regional and local levels. Integrate regional, local diversity, policy

3. Develop Research Matrices with Specialised Networks. Integrate standards, solutions and trends.

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E-Learning

E-Content E-Work

E-Entertainment

E-Games

E-Creativity

E-Culture Net

Research MatrixDistributed European Electronic Resource (DEER) European Masters and Doctorates

Content Context Communication

Memory Institutions Language E-LearningMuseum Networks Terminology Distance LearningLibrary Networks MultilingualismArchive Networks Metadata

Semantic web E-WorkEditing, Annotation

Networks re: Method Visualisation E-EntertainmentConservation Virtual RealityPreservation Augmented Reality E-GamesAccess Virtual EnvironmentsReconstruction

Networks re: Interfaces

Networks re: Interactivity

Schematic view of principle themes covered by Euro E-Culture Net.

NoE for Culture Industry Cultural Research Institutions

Organizations

Production Capture Access Learn Life Cycle Archive Comment

Display Create Navigate


Organizations

Production Conserve Access Learn Life Cycle Preserve Comment

Access Create

Capture Archive DisplayNavigate


Organizations

Production Conserve Access LearnLife Cycle Preserve Comment

Access Create


Organizations


Access Create


Organizations


Access Create


4. Research Matrices

1. Elsewhere 2. E-Culture Net 3. Research Matrix (Local, Regional, National, International)

4. Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER)5. European Masters6. Vision for FP6

Books are being scanned in at

767 MB per page

1/2 Terabyte for Gutenberg Bible

http://prodigi.bl.uk/gutenbg/record.asp?strCopy=k&strPage=1r1&strSize=mid

http://prodigi.bl.uk/gutenbg/RECORD.ASP?strCopy=k&strPage=1r1&strSize=big

http://prodigi.bl.uk/gutenbg/RECORD.ASP?strCopy=k&strPage=1r1&strSize=big

Reconstructions of Cities go up to

5 terabytes each

in the NUME project (Bologna)

What began as a scanning of objects now includes

processes, rooms, buildings, sites, cities, cultural landscapes and

routes (silk, spice, wool, pilgrimage etc).

Falun Ancient Mine Centre for Digital Interpretation

sak http://www.falundigital.se/eng/cdi.html

Arup Talao The Peerless Pool

National Centre for Software Technology Bombay

http://westwood.fortunecity.com/karan/133/paper.htm

Mexico Pavillion Expo 2000 Hanover

http://www.sgi.com/features/2000/nov/mexico/images/pavilion_back.jpg

SANTI Spain

http://videalab.udc.es/trabajos/santi/santi1.html

SANTI Spain

http://videalab.udc.es/trabajos/santi/santi6.html

Pilgrimage Routes to Santiago da Compostella http://www.coe.int/T/E/Cultural_Co-operation/Heritage/Cultural_Heritage/European_Cultural_Routes/The_Cultural_Routes/TopOfPage

Old Silk Routes and Digital Silk Roads

http://www.silk-road.com/toc/index.html

Archeoguide: Reconstruction of Temple of Hera, Olympia

http://archeoguide.intranet.gr/project.htm

Augmented Reality IBM

http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/384/spohrer.html









We need to share the rich contents of research institutions and cultural organisations

to compare research methods and to develop critical approaches

in order to achieve an European Research Area (ERA).

We need to integrate these resources into European Masters, Doctorates, Training, E-Learning.

NoE PRESERVE

LEARN Distributed European ACCESS Electronic Resource

(DEER)

CREATE, PRODUCE



Memory Institutions

Libraries Museums Archives Broadcast Media Unstable Media

Books Paintings Documents Film Internet, Multimedia

Sculptures Manuscripts Letters Television Interactive TV

Drawings Protocols Video Interactive Video

Kinetic, Performance Art

ACCESS

Knowledge

Enduring Collaborative PersonalLibraries, Museums, ArchivesCollective Memory Institutions

Virtual Reference Room

(Mobile) Access with cultural and historical dimensions

This fits into a vision of e-Europe with Networks of Excellence

as the basis of a European Research Area (ERA)

NoE for Culture:

Use model templates to create links to different local, regional, national templates:

Local Periphery Fact

Regional Provinces Event Story

National Centre

International e.g. Europe

Global World Centre

Elements for a New Framework



E-Culture NoE Industry Cultural Research Institutions

Organizations


Access Create

Research Matrices of Knowledge Production Life Cycle

Research and Education NoE for Culture Research Matrices of Knowledge Life Cycle

Macro Level Institutions, Disciplines

Micro Level Processes

Research and Education NoE for Culture Portals UNESCO Portal

European Portal

Policy MINERVA

Research and Education E-CULTURE NET

Research and Education NoE for Culture Infrastructure

Software OSDNHardware ERCIM

Physical Networks GEANT

Content Memory Institutions

Libraries DELOSMuseums NEMOArchives EAN

Broadcast Media DHANUnstable Media artnouveauMusic MusicNetworkBuilt Environment CIHV Conservation ENCOREPreservation ERPANET

Research and Education NoE for Culture Context

Catalogues, Inventories AMPMeaning SEMKOSLanguage ELSNET Space (GIS,GPS) EPISTAGE Knowledge Discovery KDNet 2006Visualisation, Senses CGVEInterfaces CHARIS

CommunicationKnowledge Management CoCoDis-KM

Research and Education NoE for Culture Applications, Implications

Publication El-PubE-Learning European Schoolnet E-Work cf.ITW Design GeneDIP-NetGames GAMERESEARCH-NETEntertainment CROCETourism TICKET Economics REDEEM Societal Implications EURO inc.

NoE for Culture

Towards a Network of Networks



FP6

1. Integrating Activities 2. Joint Research Programme 3. Spreading Excellence4. Management

NoE for Culture Integrating Activities

1. Integrate research, methods, contents, training, e-learning. 2. Integrate local, regional, national diversity

3. Integrate standards, solutions and trends.

NoE for Culture Joint Research Programme

1. Security2. Legal Agreements 3. Preservation4. Storage and Digital Legal Deposits 5. Multilingual Mapping of Terminology 6. Semantic Mapping 7. Art and Text Databases8. Interfaces9. Intelligent Heritage in Virtual Environments10. Virtual Agora


11. European Cities12. 3-D Reconstructions and Reproductions13. Virtual Heritage Centres


1. Security

E.g.


2. Legal Agreements

E.g. Universidad de Valencia


3. Preservation

E.g. C2RMF


4. Storage and Digital Legal Deposits

E.g. UNESCO


5. Multilingual Mapping of Terminology

E.g. AMP


6. Semantic Mapping

E.g. SEMKOS


7. Text and Art Databases

E.g. PROMETHEUS plus EROS Digital Autonomous Cultural Objects (DACOs) Manfred Thaller


8. Interfaces

E.g. Media Lab and Interactive Institutes


9. Intelligent Heritage in Virtual Environments

E.g. CINECA

MOBILE TERMINALS …

Terminale Mobile

CALL CENTRE

CINECA: VR and PDA The MUSE project

CINECA Virtual Cultural Heritage refers to the usage of Virtual Reality systems in order to generate, navigate,

explore and inquire into reconstructed historical environments.


10. Virtual Agora

E.g. University College London (UCL)


11. European Cities

E.g. NUovo Museo Elettronico (NUME) + Comité Internationale pour l’Histoire de Villes + Centre for Metropolitan History

NUME University of Bologna

NUME University of Bologna


12. 3-D Reconstructions E.g. Museum Objects from the ORION Network

A Polynesian object A Polynesian object

at the at the Liais Liais museum in Cherbourgmuseum in Cherbourg

Courtesy C2RMF

Computer rebuilding of the engraved design Computer rebuilding of the engraved design

all around the upper part of the vaseall around the upper part of the vase

Chinese bronze vase conserved at the Guimet museum in Paris

24 images per rotation

Courtesy C2RMF

Music instruments conserved at the Music instruments conserved at the music museum in Parismusic museum in Paris

X ray digital moving pictures X ray digital moving pictures for an exhibitionfor an exhibition

calebasse

accordéon

Courtesy C2RMF


13. Virtual Heritage Centres E.g. CNR-ITABC: Single objects and Monuments (Cappella degli Scrovegni)

Data

CNR ITABC Maurizio.Forte : A Network of Virtual Heritage Centres

Two Integrating Themes for Projects

1. Preservation of and Access to Existing Cultural Knowledge

2. Creation, Preservation and Learning of New Cultural Knowledge

Preservation of and Access to Existing Cultural Knowledge

Need for Twofold Approach:

Inductive Bottom up Examples via NoEs Deductive Top Down Examples via IPS, STRPs

Preservation, Access to Existing and New Cultural Knowledge

Semantic access and knowledge organisation Multilingual Mapping of Terms AMP 10Semantic Mapping SEMKOS 10Text and Art UzK (DACOs) 10Interfaces Media Lab, UiAH 10Translation 25

Spatio-temporal access with historical-cultural dimensions

EU Cities CIHV, CMH 10 3-D Reconstructions (Archaeological Sites) ORION 10 Intelligent Virtual Environments CINECA 30

Virtual Heritage Centres CNR ITABC 10

Preservation of and Access to Existing Cultural Knowledge

Basic Levels of integration in online access.

1. Secure

2. Secure + Multilingual

3. Secure + Multilingual + Semantic

4. Secure + Multilingual + Semantic Access + Spatio-Temporal 5. Secure + Multilingual + Semantic Access + Spatio-Temporal Access + Multimodal


Organizations


Access Create

PRESTO, USINE SEMKOS, ECHO CO-CREATE PRO-KNOWNce

NoE PRESERVE

LEARN Distributed European ACCESS Electronic Resource

(DEER)

CREATE

PRESERVE

NoE

LEARN PROKNOWnce SEMKOS ACCESS

COCREATE (Deer Cities))CREATE

Develop functions of the DEER

1. Digital Centre of Memory for Culture (DCMC) or European Mirrored Repository (EMR)2. Research Matrices3. Multilingual, Semantic, Spatio-Temporal Access4. Collaborative Workspaces (Virtual Agora)5. Collaborative Environments for Co-Creation6. European Masters and Doctorates7. Dissemination8. Exploitation.

Distributed European Electronic Resource

(DEER)

8Learning to Use,

Preserve and Exploit Digital Resources,

Commercial Applications, New Work

1Storage,

Preservation, European Mirrored Repository (EMR)

6Learning Digital

Content-Context Creation, European Masters & Doctorates, Training

5Content Creation,

Collaborative Environments, New Research Technologies

4Share Content,

Context Creation, Collaborative Workspaces,

Virtual Agora

2 Research Matrices: Portal for Solutions,

Standards, Roadmaps

3Multilingual

Semantic Portals to Resources (Cataloguing,

Metadata)

7Dissemination:

Publications Conferences, User Awareness Groups

PRESERVE

LEARNACCESS

CREATE

CO-CREATE

SEMKOS

NoE

DEER Cities STRP

PROKNOWnce

Distributed European Electronic Resource

(DEER)

8Learning to Use,

Preserve and Exploit Digital Resources,

Commercial Applications, New Work

1Storage,

Preservation, European Mirrored Repository (EMR)

6Learning Digital

Content-Context Creation, European Masters & Doctorates, Training

5Content Creation,

Collaborative Environments, New Research Technologies

4Share Content,

Context Creation, Collaborative Workspaces,

Virtual Agora

2 Research Matrices: Portal for Solutions,

Standards, Roadmaps

3Multilingual

Semantic Portals to Resources (Cataloguing,

Metadata)

7Dissemination:

Publications Conferences, User Awareness Groups

PRESERVE

LEARN ACCESS

CREATE

NoE for Culture Spreading Excellence

1. European Masters 2. European Doctorates 3. Training4. Annual Conference 5. Seminars6. Summer Courses


13. European Masters and Doctorates

E.g. University of Bologna


14. E-Learning

E.g. Associacion National de Investigadores en Didattica


15. Cultural Tourism

E.g. TICKET EoI

NoE for Culture Management

1. General 2. Secretariat3. Networks4. Research Matrices5. DEER prototypes6. EU Masters and Doctorates 7. Finance 8. Computer Network Connectivity

NoE for Culture Membership

Small Core: Probably 8-10 Research Institutions

Linked via TERENA and GEANT network

Experiment with High Broadband Experments sharing

content such as NUME and SANTI

NoE for Culture Membership

Core Members (usually 1 per country)

National Members

European Networks

International Networks

E-Culture Net: National Members

Industry

Cultural Organisations (Memory Institutions)

Research Institutions

E-Culture Net: National Members: UK Industry BT LabsRED Scientific (BBC)

Cultural Organisations (Memory Institutions)National Museum Directors' ConferenceBritish Library National Portrait Gallery British Museum Natural History Museum Fleet Air Arm Museum Public Record Office Imperial War Museum Royal Air Force Museum Museum of London Royal Armouries National Army Museum Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh National Gallery Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew National Galleries of Scotland Royal Naval Museum National Library of Scotland Royal Naval submarine Museum National Library of Wales Royal Marines Museum National Maritime Museum Sir John Soane's Museum National Museum of Science & Industry Tate Gallery National Museums and Galleries of Northern Ireland Victoria & Albert Museum National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside Wallace CollectionNational Museums of Scotland

Research InstitutionsUniversity of London: University College, Institute of Archaeology

Oxford University: Oxford Humanities Computing Unit University of Glasgow: HATII Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute

http://www.hatii.arts.gla.ac.uk/

E-Culture Net: European Networks

C2RMF Centre de Recherche et Restauration des Musées de France

ENCORE European Network of Conservation and Restoration Education

ERPANET European Resource Preservation and Access Network

EVAN European Visual Arts Networking

NEHRN Northern European Historical Research Network

SCRAN Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network

IVHN Italian Virtual Heritage Net

E-Culture Net: International Networks CHIN Canadian Heritage Information Network, Hull

NII National Institute for Informatics, Tokyo Asian Network of Excellence in Digital Silk Roads

UNESCO Information Society Division, ParisInformation for all Programme, Russian Committee, Moscow Cluster Office: Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan(World Heritage, Paris)

VHN Virtual Heritage Net

National Harmonising Team

The national representative and a small team of 5-10 persons paid by national governments could work with the MINERVA national representatives to produce directives to assure that their country takes up the standards and solutions developed at the European level or at least employs methods which are compatible with these standards. Compliancy with such directives could become a criterion for federal and EU funding.

Projects

Projects

Projects

Networks

Networks

Networks

Organisations

Organisations

Organisations

Gov't Agencies

Gov't Agencies

Gov't Agencies

National

European

International

Network of Centres of ExcellenceEEIG and Core Members

National Members

1 Full Time representative per country to integrate national with EU activities

Network of Centres of Excellence

Links to Specialized Networkse.g. ArtnouveauMINERVADELOSERCIM

Links to Sub-Networks-National-Mediterranean-NAS-International

Integrating Activities

Preparations for DEER through Research MatricesShare content multilingually

Jointly Executed Research

-Prototypes for DEER-Tools for Access, Co-creation, E-Learning

Activities to Spread Excellence

-European Masters-European Doctorates-Training and Summer Courses-Conferences

Portals for Standards, Solutions, Research Topics within DEER

Probably basis for Distributed European Digital Documentation Centre (EDDC)

Distributed European Electronic Resource (DEER)

containing European Mirrored Repository (EMR) for digital preservation

European Masters, Doctorates, Training using DEER

In conjunction with European University of Culture (EUC)

Arigato Dank U

Thank you Danke schön

Gratias vobis/tibi/ agimus Merci bien

Muchas Gracias Mille Grazie Obrigado Shukran Spasibo Tak