The heritage and archaeology sectors are producing increasing volumes of very diverse data through extensive use of digital technologies and data analysis. Given the processes and the uniqueness of the objects and sites studied, such data is often derived from non-repeatable interventions. This, combined with its heterogeneity, makes the data particularly fragile and subject to obsolescence. Under these conditions, management of data is complex.

archaeology data management data reuse heritage

Richards, Julian / Wright, Holly / Hendy, Jessica / Orr, Scott / Albuerne, Alejandra

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