D16.2 Final report on the ARIADNEplus pilots

This deliverable describes the activities carried out during the ARIADNEplus project within Work Package 16 (WP16) by the different partners and describes the results achieved. WP16 - Innovative Methods and Pilots concerns the preparation of pilots, i.e., exemplary applications of the ARIADNEplus services to be used as demonstrators of the potential of the ARIADNEplus framework. They address specific archaeological research questions and use one or more of the ARIADNEplus services operating on a selected data sample. The list of such pilots and the corresponding WP tasks is provided below. Partners involved are also listed, with the Task leader in bold. Task 16.1 – Establishing a common framework for the ARIADNEplus pilots. Partners involved: CYI, SRFG, INRAP. Task 16.2 – ARIADNEplus for Airborne-LiDAR data use and reuse. Partners involved: ZRC-SAZU, CARARE, CNR-ISTI(VCL). Task 16.3 – ARIADNEplus for a Historic Environment Spatial Data Infrastructure. Partners involved: CARARE, ZRC-SAZU, other ARIADNEplus partners as required. Task 16.4 – ARIADNEplus for sharing archaeology in 3D. Partners involved: CYI, CNR-ISTI(VCL). Task 16.5 – ARIADNEplus for public/community archaeology. Partners involved: AU, UoY-ADS, DANS-KNAW, BUP-DMS, UH. Task 16.6 – ARIADNEplus for understanding ancient and present cities: scanning the heart of Rome. Partners involved: MIBACT-ICCU (ICA), CNR-ISTI(VCL). Task 16.7 – Exploiting the ARIADNEplus Data Infrastructure to understand complex phenomena of the Past. Partners involved: UB, PIN. Task 16.8 – ARIADNEplus for Preventive Archaeology. Partners involved: INRAP, UoY- ADS, USW. The report starts with a brief introduction to the WP goals and each pilot is described in a specific section, which details the archaeological issue addressed, including the necessary background; the perspective target users; the data to be used; the pilot results and the deviation from the work plan, if any