The Marie Skłodowska-Curie ITN-DCH Project - Overview and Scientific Work

As multidisciplinary research continues to unite different investigation methodologies, an EU-funded project has been formed to equip a group of PhD and postdoctorate researchers in the field of digital cultural heritage with a training framework which connects academia, research institutions, and private industry. The Initial Training Network for Digital Cultural Heritage (ITN-DCH) has brought together some of the leading actors in this sector from across the European Union in order to achieve the challenging task of developing a holistic framework for digital cultural heritage. The following paper offers an overview of the project and its investigative focus. By exemplifying this research strategy on four case studies, the project will focus on all aspects of cultural heritage, from the tangible to intangible.