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        <article-title>Developing European Research Infrastructures in the Cultural Heritage Sector ICCUs Contribution to PARTHENOS Pro ject</article-title>
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          <string-name>Sara Di Giorgio</string-name>
          <email>sara.digiorgio@beniculturali.it</email>
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          <institution>Progetto Portale della Cultura Italiana - ICCU</institution>
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      <p>PARTHENOS stands for Pooling Activities, Resources and Tools for Heritage
Eresearch Networking, Optimization and Synergies. It provides a thematic cluster
of European Research Infrastructures, integrating initiatives, e-infrastructures
and other world-class infrastructures, and builds bridges and provides common
solutions to similar problems, between different, tightly interrelated fields. The
project, funded by the EC in the framework of H2020 Programme, is creating
a common ecosystem to support Humanities, Language, Cultural Heritage,
History and Archaeology Research. The project is driving interoperability of tools,
applicability of common standards, shared policies on IPR, Open data and Open
Access. The ICCU has the task to identify the user requirements of the many
communities involved, such as History, Language Studies, Social Science,
Cultural Heritage, Archaeology, and related fields across the (Digital) Humanities,
about data policies and to implement common policies and strategies for
accessing research data, taking into account issues on IPR, Open Data and Open
Access. It also contributes to the definition of a common framework for
Interoperability and semantics and as content provider, in delivering data from cultural
institutions.</p>
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