The ARTEMIS Summer School 2026 is a two-and-a-half-day in-person training and networking programme dedicated to Reactive Heritage Digital Twins (RHDT) and their application to cultural heritage conservation, restoration and valorisation.
that moves beyond static 3D documentation by integrating semantic interoperability, real-time data (IoT/IoCT), simulation services and collaborative AR/VR environments to support monitoring, decision-making and collaborative interpretation across different scales of cultural heritage, including cultural artefacts, historic buildings, archaeological sites and landscapes.
● Keynotes and expert-led sessions on RHDT concepts and workflows
● Lectures on interoperability, semantic modelling, IoT/IoCT integration and simulation services
● Hands-on workshops working in interdisciplinary teams
● A clear understanding of the workflow from 3D documentation to simulation and RHDT
● Insight into interoperability and data ecosystems for heritage
● Practical experience in defining scenarios and KPIs for digital heritage applications
● Opportunities to connect with professionals across Europe
● Cultural heritage management and conservation
● Digital humanities and heritage research
● 3D documentation and modelling
● Data infrastructures and interoperability
● IoT/IoCT, simulation and AR/VR
Successful applicants will receive accommodation for four nights (15-19 June 2026) and travel reimbursement up to €200 upon submission of valid receipts. Participation in the Summer School is free of charge.
Further details are available in the Call for Applications:
To apply please fill out the Application Form:
Key Dates
● Opening of the Call: 19.02.2026
● Application Deadline: 19.03.2026
● Notification of Results: 10.04.2026
● Confirmation Deadline for Selected Participants: 20.04.2026
ARTEMIS is a project funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement n.101188009. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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