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INTELLIGENT HERITAGE IN FP6

INTELLIGENT HERITAGE IN FP6. Jan Hoorens European Commission DG INFSO-D2 CULTURAL HERITAGE APPLICATIONS. INTELLIGENT HERITAGE IN FP6. THE FOCUS. INTELLIGENT HERITAGE FOCUS. MUSEUMS, MONUMENTS AND SITES AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES

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INTELLIGENT HERITAGE IN FP6

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  1. INTELLIGENT HERITAGE IN FP6 Jan Hoorens European Commission DG INFSO-D2 CULTURAL HERITAGE APPLICATIONS

  2. INTELLIGENT HERITAGE IN FP6 THE FOCUS

  3. INTELLIGENT HERITAGE FOCUS • MUSEUMS, MONUMENTS AND SITES • AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE • ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES • APPLICATION/OBJECTIVE DRIVEN APPLIED RESEARCH • NOE ACTIVITY FOCUS • STREPS DEMO ACTIVITY FOCUS

  4. MUSEUMS, MONUMENTS AND SITES • ICOM DEFINITION “A museum is a non-profit making, permanent institution in the service of society and of its development, and open to the public, which acquires, conserves, researches, communicates and exhibits, for purposes of study, education and enjoyment, material evidence of people and their environment. (...)” • ICOMOS DEFINITION “ The term ”monument" shall include all structures which are of value from the historical, artistic, architectural, scientific or ethnological point of view. This definition shall include works of monumental sculpture and painting, elements or structures of an archaeological nature, inscriptions, cave dwellings and all combinations of such features” • ICOMOS DEFINITION : “ The term "site" shall include all topographical areas and landscapes, the works of man or the combined works of nature and of man, including historic parks and gardens, which are of value from the archaeological, historical, aesthetic, ethnological or anthropological point of view.”

  5. AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE • WORK PROGRAMME 2002-2003 “The focus of IST in FP6 is on the future generation of technologies in which computers and networks will be integrated into the everyday environment, rendering accessible a multitude of services and applications through easy-to-use human interfaces. This vision of "ambient intelligence" places the user, the individual, at the centre of future developments for an inclusive knowledge‑based society for all.” • ISTAG REPORT AMIBIENT INTELLEGENCE SCENARIOS FOR 2010 “ The concept of Ambient Intelligence (AmI) provides a vision of the Information Society where the emphasis is on greater user-friendliness, more efficient services support, user-empowerment, and support for human interactions. People are surrounded by intelligent intuitive interfaces that are embedded in all kinds of objects and an environment that is capable of recognising and responding to the presence of different individuals in a seamless, unobtrusive and often invisible way. “

  6. AMBIENT INTELLIGENCEIST : the way to an “all inclusive knowledge society” • IST today • PC based …………………………….. • “Writing and reading”…………….…. • Low bandwidth………………………. • Mobile telephony (voice)…………..… • Steep usage learning curve…………... • “Word” based information search……. • Only 5% of global population on-line.. “Ambient Intelligence” tomorrow “Our surrounding” is the interface Use all senses, intuitive Infinite bandwidth and performance Mobile/Wireless full multimedia Effortless mode of interaction Context-based knowledge handling >70% of world-wide population on line

  7. ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES ex.1 TOURBOT: Interactive Museum Tele-presence Through Robotic Avatars an interactive robot able to provide access to museums' exhibits over the Internet and onsite. Foundation For Research And Technology - Hellas (GR) University of Freiburg (DE) Foundation of the Hellenic World (GR) University Of Bonn (DE) Theon Mobile Platforms S.A.(GR) Deutsches Museum Bonn (DE) Byzantine and Christian Museum of Athens (GR) http://www.ics.forth.gr/tourbot

  8. ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES ex.2 ARCHEOGUIDE: Augmented Reality Cultural Heritage On-site Guide augmented reality, 3D-visualization, mobile computing, and multi-modal interaction to allow site visitors with HMDs to see site as is now and as was Intracom (GR) Fraunhofer Gesellschaft zur Foerderung der Angewandten Forschung (DE) A&C 2000 ( IT) Zentrum fuer Graphische Datenverarbeitung (DE) Hellenic Ministry of Culture (GR) Associacao C.C.G./ ZGDV -( P) http://archeoguide.intranet.gr/

  9. ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES ex.3 PAST: Experiencing Archaeology Across Space and Time Location aware wireless personalised site visit assistant integrating cross-site museum resources Mjc2 (UK) BETA 80 (IT) Università di Genova ( IT) ANCO (GR ) http://www.mjc2.com/PAST

  10. ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES ex.4 PUREFORM: Haptic exploration of sculptures in cave environments Scuola Superiore Satnta Anna (IT) University College London (UK) 3D Scanners (UK) Ltd. (UK) Uppsala University (SE) Centro Gallego de Arte Contemporánea (ES) Opera della Primaziale Pisana (IT) Pontedera & Tecnologia scrl (IT) http://www.pureform.org

  11. ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCES ex.5 VS: Virtual showcases allowing museum visitors to view interact with real and augmented museum objects FRAUNHOFER ROSTOCK (DE) FZ INFORMATIONSTECHNIK (DE) DEUTSCHE MUSEUM BONN (DE) VIENNA UNIVERSTIY OF TECHNLOGY (AU VIENNA MUSEUM OF TECHNOLOGY (AU) CENTRO DE COMPUTACAO GRAFICA (PO) SINFIC (PO BARCO (BE) http://www.virtualshowcases.com

  12. APPLIED RESEARCHTechnologies covered in FP5 Information handling Visualisation, virtual reality µsystems Mobile µelectronics Distributed syst Internet Increased concentration on a clear set of technologies

  13. APPLIED RESEARCHIST Structure: 3 building blocks + applied IST Applied IST to address major societal and economic challenges Communication and computing infrastructures Knowledgeand interfaces technologies Components and micro-systems

  14. Security, privacy IPRs, dependabilty Smart cards,... Health, eInclusion, mobility, environment safety, cultural heritage GRIDS for science, engineering business and society E and m business, e and m work, learning Trust & Confidence IST for societal challenges IST for economic challenges Demanding applications Applied IST for major societal and economic challenges Pervasive, mobile, wireless, trustful infrastructures Miniaturised, low cost low power components & µsytems Natural interactions with ‘ knowledge ’  Communication & networking Software µ, nano & opto electronics µ and nano systems Knowledge technologies interfaces • Mobile: beyond 3G • Fixed:All optical • Integrated (IPv6) • Adaptive • Reliable • Embedded • Distributed • Adaptable • CMOS : the limit • System-on-Chip • Nano-scale • New materials • Multidiscplines • New Sensing • Networked • New materials • Nano-scale • Context based • Semantic based • Agent based • Scaleable • All senses • Multilingual • Intuitive • ‘Surrounding’ Specific integration Anywhere anytime natural and enjoyable access to IST services for ALL Building blocks Generic

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