This page is for professionals working in cultural heritage institutions who want to share 3D data with europeana.eu .
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Getting started…Where can I find more information about digitising in 3D?
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Consider the value and need for digitisation (see for example the Twin it! campaign and EC 3D KPI’s)
Select what to digitise and for what use cases and user group
Decide whether to digitise in-house or to outsource
Clarify the copyright aspects and plan for open and broad access
Determine the minimum quality needed but aim for the highest affordable
Identify the different versions and formats suitable for the use cases targeted
Plan for long term preservation of the data acquired
Use the right equipment, methods and workflows
Protect the assets during and after digitisation
Invest in knowledge of 3D technologies, processes and content
For reference and more information, see Basic principles and tips for 3D digitisation of cultural heritage
For tutorials, see for example dariahTeach
For community of practice, the 5DCulture Community of Practice provides access to a wealth of resources, news and best practices which relate to 3D and cultural heritage.
What are the main requirements for sharing 3D with Europeana?
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Including language tags
Supporting browse by subject or types; by place; by date or time-span; by agents
Offering access to additional information on the creation process of the 3D models (i.e. the paradata)
Aggregators can offer help and advice on the process of transforming your metadata records into Europeana’s EDM format and sharing your metadata with Europeana
Where can I find more information about sharing 3D with Europeana?
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