E-RIHS PP D10.2 Heritage Hub online

WP10 is currently carrying out dissemination and communication activities, based on a participatory and inclusive approach and tailored dissemination strategies to communities of users and stakeholders (through workshops, roundtables, conferences, symposia or open days), in order to assure a presentation of E-RIHS to citizens, researchers, investors, private and public bodies, institutions, academic universities or research centres. Digital (website; sets of digital content and hardware to be used at events) and physical (posters, templates for presentations, flyers, leaflets, press releases) channels of communication are being tested in a dialogue with national E-RIHS representatives and National Hubs as well as with users. The domain www.e-rihs.eu is the main managing, communication and dissemination platform. The website provides links to E-RIHS social media profiles and national hubs websites. A further step being carried out in the framework of T10.3 is to include a Digital Hub for Research and Cooperation in Heritage Science, acting as an access point for information, services, good practices, training and virtual meetings for stakeholders to discuss topics of interest. It will link to related initiatives, such as http://heritageportal.eu/. In order to reach this goal, a call for tender was launched by CNR, task leader of T10.3, for the design and development of a semantic cloud service, SCHEME (Semantic Content retrieval engine for the Heritage hub Empowerment), composed of two functionalities: a semantic web tool and a collaboration platform. By using semantic technologies, SCHEME intends to provide a selection of content automatically taken from the web and filtered in order to present only the information related to the main themes of E-RIHS. It will be useful to gather external data and optimize content and it will offer a social media analysis platform, to search for relevant posts and identify most used concepts, hashtags, web pages and sites cited in social discussions, geographical location of users, influencers, etc. By creating a collaboration platform, called the Heritage Hub, E-RIHS will have an easy-to-use but powerful collaboration platform able to act as an access point for information, services, good practices, training and virtual meetings for researchers, users, stakeholders to discuss topics of interest