The Digging into Archaeological Data and Image Search Metadata (DADAISM) project brought together researchers from the diverse fields of archaeology, human computer interaction, image processing, image search and retrieval, and text mining to create a rich interactive system to address the problems of researchers finding images relevant to their research. DADAISM worked to transform the way in which archaeologists interact with online image collections. It deployed user-centred design methodologies to create an interactive system that went beyond current systems for working with images, to support archaeologists’ tasks of finding, organising, relating and labelling images, as well as other relevant sources of information, such as grey literature documents.
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ARTEMIS
Applying Reactive Twins to Enhance Monument Information Systems (ARTEMIS) is a European commission funded project that seeks to utilise a Digital Twin approach to better research…
AUTOMATA
Documenting, classifying and analysing archaeological artefacts is labour-intensive, which limits our understanding of these objects. Digitisation campaigns remain complex, time-consuming, and costly, leaving millions of artefacts…
Heritage Science Data Service
The Heritage Science Data Service will provide core Digital Research Services as part of the Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) programme, to transform…
