The CHANGE interdisciplinary team constituted of CH and ICT experts they will train 15 ESRs and innovate scientifically and technologically in collaboration with the ESRs in order to address the above challenges in the sector. To achieve the project goals six operational work packages have been proposed. The work packages are thought and tailored to structure the data and the information flow (input and output) and to address the scientific questions.
WP1: Management and Coordination
WP2: CHANGE Training
WP3: Multiscale and multimodal strategies and systems for change capture and tracking of CH assets
WP4: Computational methods for change studying (characterization, visualisation and monitoring) of CH assets)
WP5: Application: Change during the alteration and conservation of CH artefacts
WP6: Dissémination, Exploitation and Communication
The scientific activities are grouped into three WPs (WP3, WP4 and WP5 ) and form the breeding ground for ESR training (WP2). WP3 and WP4 cover technology aspects while WP5 is application oriented. WP3 and WP4 will be run in parallel so that ESRs working on the development of new knowledge in ICT might deploy it to different applications and contribute to the work carried out transversally by other ESRs studying the change of specific materials and associated artefacts through the optimization of tools and methodologies. WP6 is dedicated to the dissemination, exploitation and communication of results. WP2 to WP6 will be managed under the umbrella of the coordinating partner (WP1). All WPs are strongly interlinked to each other to respond to the needs of end-users through a constant “come and go” between the acquisition, analysis, interpretation, visualisation, and evaluation of data.
Project Partners:
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Coordinator)
- Warsaw University of Technology
- Ministry of Culture, Center for research & restoration for French Museum - C2RMF at Louvre, Paris (CNRS)
- University Bourgogne Franche-Comte
- University of Oslo
- Cyprus University of Technology
- University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HESSO)
- University of Amsterdam
- Swiss National Museum
- The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo
- Norsk Elektro Optikk AS, Norway
- Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów, Poland
- Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Poland
- Germolles Ducal Palace in Burgundy, France
- 7Reasons Medien GmbH, Austria
- AICON 3D Systems GmbH, Germany
- Rijksmuseum, The Netherlands
- Institut National du Patrimoine, France