ATRIUM has opened its Call for Application for Transnational Access which funds training for researchers to assist them with their current projects. There are two types of TNA applications: • Individual Access – these are individual applications based on a specific research topic proposed by the applicant that match the [...]
The second ARIADNE RI General Assembly was held on Monday 25th March where the two directors, Franco Niccolucci and Julian Richards provided a very upbeat overview of the finances and future plans. Former ARIADNEplus partners INRAP have joined as an institutional member and, David Wigg-Wolf from RGK has joined as [...]
The EAC have released new Guidelines "Revisiting the Valletta Convention for the Digital Age: Position statement on archiving primary archaeological data" which are to be shared and used: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10695890. The topic of digital archiving has been addressed by both the EAC Working Group for Archaeological Archives and the SEADDA COST [...]
Anamaria Magri Pantea with participants Sheena Bassett (PIN) and Holly Wright (ADS) attended a two day training course organised by COST in Brussels last week as part of the SHADE CIG in order to learn how to prepare the business plan for the future of the ARIADNE RI. [...]
As part of the continued research within the framework of the 'Archaeological Excavation Semantic Modelling Workgroup' that was initially set up during the ARIADNEplus project, the University of Patras and Takin Solutions are organising a workshop "Controlled Representation of Linked Archaeological Datasets: A Semantic Reference Data Model (SRDM) Approach" led [...]
The ATRIUM Kick-off Meeting meeting started with a brief overview given by Megan Black (Project Manager) and Toma Tasovac (Project Coordinator) of DARIAH. Toma outlined how ATRIUM is focussed on demonstrators and workflows along with capacity building and upskilling of people working in the Digital Humanities. In addition, ATRIUM has [...]
(Session 381, Discussion with formal abstracts) More than other disciplines, archaeology relies on the proper collection, documentation and publication of data because of excavations being an inherently destructive methodology. Moreover, research progress relies strongly on sharing this data to allow or comparison and contextualisation of findings and processes. In the [...]
The SHADE COST Innovators Grant kick-off meeting was held in Brussels on the 1st December to start the planning process for the future of the ARIADNE AISBL. After a quick introduction by Julian Richards, Franco Niccolucci provided a membership update and the membership fees were discussed. The aim is to [...]
This special issue of Internet Archaeology presents some of the achievements of the European infrastructure projects, ARIADNEplus (2019-22) and the preceding ARIADNE initiative (2013-17), with additional contributions from members of the COST Action SEADDA (2019-23). These consist of an Introduction and 15 papers from contributors based in Europe, South America and [...]
The ARIADNE RI has won further funding with the proposal Advancing FronTier Research In the Arts and hUManities (ATRIUM) – awarded through the HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions. ATRIUM will exploit and strengthen complementarities between leading European Humanities infrastructures: DARIAH, ARIADNE, CLARIN and OPERAS in order to provide vastly improved [...]
