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    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>1</ID>
      <Name>ARIADNE Project</Name>
      <Description>ARIADNE brings together and integrates existing archaeological research data infrastructures so that researchers can use the various distributed datasets and new and powerful technologies as an integral component of the archaeological research methodology.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>ARIADNE catalogue</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>ARIADNE Visual Media Service</Supported_Services2>
      <Supported_Services3>Landscape Services - Cloud Hosting</Supported_Services3>
      <Supported_Services4>Landscape Services - 3D Terrain Service</Supported_Services4>
      <Supported_Services5>ICCD RA Thesaurus for archaeological objects</Supported_Services5>
      <Maintaining_Team>ARIADNE Consortium</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2012</Start_Date>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>2015</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Contact_Person1>Achille Felicetti</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>achille.felicetti@gmail.com</Communication_address1>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>2</ID>
      <Name>DARIAH-GR/ΔΥΑΣ</Name>
      <Description>The DYAS network implements the actions of DARIAH-GR in coordination with the European Research Infrastructure for Arts and Humanities DARIAH, of which Greece is a founding member. It is also Greece’s managing authority European Infrastructure. The National Infrastructure, funded by the General Secretariat of Research and Technology within the NSRF, entered the construction phase on 1st May, 2013.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>DYAS Organizations and Collections Registries</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>DYAS Software Registry</Supported_Services2>
      <Supported_Services3>THEMAS Humanities Thesauri</Supported_Services3>
      <Maintaining_Team>DARIAH-GR Consortium</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2014</Start_Date>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>Thu Dec 31 2015 17:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST)</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Contact_Person1>Athanasios Karasimos</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>akarasimos@academyofathens.gr</Communication_address1>
      <Contact_Person2>Anastasia Falierou</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address2>afalierou@academyofathens.gr</Communication_address2>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>3</ID>
      <Name>EHRI Project</Name>
      <Description>The mission of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) is to support the Holocaust research community by building a digital infrastructure and facilitating human networks. EHRI provides online access to information about dispersed sources relating to the Holocaust through its Online Portal, and tools and methods that enable researchers and archivists to collaboratively work with such sources. Apart from providing an online platform, EHRI also facilitates an extensive network of researchers, archivists and others to increase cohesion and co-ordination among practitioners and to initiate new transnational and collaborative approaches to the study of the Holocaust.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>EHRI Portal</Supported_Services1>
      <Maintaining_Team>EHRI Consortium</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2010</Start_Date>
      <Contact_Person1>Charles Riondet</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>charles.riondet@inria.fr</Communication_address1>
      <Contact_Person2>Elske Rotteveel</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address2>e.rotteveel@niod.knaw.nl</Communication_address2>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>4</ID>
      <Name>Huma-Num</Name>
      <Description>Supported by the CNRS (the French National Center for Scientific Research), Aix-Marseille University and the Campus Condorcet, Huma-Num is a French Very Large Research Infrastructure (“Très Grande Infrastructure de Recherche”, TGIR) with international reach devoted to Social Sciences and Humanities. It is part of the national ESFRI roadmap, which is in turn aligned with the European Union’s ESFRI framework. Indeed, Huma-Num is entrusted with France’s participation in two European Research Infrastructure Consortia (ERIC): DARIAH (Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities) and CLARIN (Common Language Resources and Technologies Infrastructure). It is also involved in European and international projects.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>Nakala</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>Isidore</Supported_Services2>
      <Supported_Services3>CoCoon</Supported_Services3>
      <Maintaining_Team>Huma-num Consortium</Maintaining_Team>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>2015</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Contact_Person1>Hélène Gautier</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>helene.gautier@huma-num.fr</Communication_address1>
      <Contact_Person2>Nicolas Larrousse</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address2>Nicolas.Larrousse@huma-num.fr</Communication_address2>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>5</ID>
      <Name>CENDARI</Name>
      <Supported_Services1>CENDARI  Archival Directory</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>CENDARI Sparql Endpoint</Supported_Services2>
      <Maintaining_Team>CENDARI Consortium</Maintaining_Team>
      <Contact_Person1>Emiliano Degl'Innocenti</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>emiliano.degli.innocenti@gmail.com</Communication_address1>
      <Contact_Person2>Maurizio Sanesi</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address2>maurizio.sanesi@virgilio.it</Communication_address2>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>7</ID>
      <Name>META-NET Project</Name>
      <Description>META-NET, a Network of Excellence consisting of 60 research centres from 34 countries,
        is dedicated to building the technological foundations of a multilingual European information society.
        META-NET is forging META, the Multilingual Europe Technology Alliance.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>Metashare</Supported_Services1>
      <Maintaining_Team>META-NET  Network of Excellence</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2010</Start_Date>
      <Contact_Person1>Monica Monachini</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>monica.monachini@ilc.cnr.it</Communication_address1>
      <Contact_Person2>Khalid Choukri</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address2>khalid.choukri@elra.fr</Communication_address2>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <ID>8</ID>
      <Name>CLARIN</Name>
      <Description>CLARIN is the European Research Infrastructure for Language Resorces and Technology, making digital language resources available to scholars, researchers, students and citizen-scientists from all disciplines, especially in the humanities and social sciences, through single sign-on access. CLARIN offers long-term solutions and technology services for deploying, connecting, analyzing and sustaining digital language data and tools. CLARIN supports scholars who want to engage in cutting edge data-driven research, contributing to a truly multilingual European Research Area.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>Virtual Language Observatory</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>CLARIN Concept Registry</Supported_Services2>
      <Supported_Services3>Component Registry</Supported_Services3>
      <Supported_Services4>CLARIN Centres Registry</Supported_Services4>
      <Maintaining_Team>CLARIN-EU</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2008</Start_Date>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>2015</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <Name>FLaReNet project</Name>
      <Description>A major condition for the take-off of the field of Language Resources and Language Technologies is the creation of a shared policy for the next years.

        FLaReNet aims at developing a common vision of the area and fostering a European strategy for consolidating the sector, thus enhancing competitiveness at EU level and worldwide.

        By creating a consensus among major players in the field, the mission of FLaReNet is to identify priorities as well as short, medium, and long-term strategic objectives and provide consensual recommendations in the form of a plan of action for EC, national organisations and industry.

        Through the exploitation of new collaborative modalities as well as workshops and meetings, FLaReNet will sustain international cooperation and (re)create a wide Language community.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>LRE Map</Supported_Services1>
      <Maintaining_Team>FLaReNet</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>Sun Aug 31 2008 17:00:00 GMT-0400 (EDT)</Start_Date>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>Tue Aug 30 2011 17:00:00 GMT-0400 (EDT)</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Contact_Person1>Monica Monachini</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>monica.monachini@ilc.cnr.it</Communication_address1>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <Name>ICCU - CulturaItalia</Name>
      <Description>CulturaItalia offers a  thematic consultation of the Metadata Index, and in particular in  the Cultural heritage thematic area,  2.268.000 items are available. In CulturaItalia there is a section devoted to the open data (http://dati.culturaitalia.it), where they are available in Dublin Core, PICO (CulturaItalia Application Profile) and CIDOC-CRM format. It’s also possible to search a datasets selection via SPARQL END POINT available in Linked Open Data format. CulturaItalia presents a section called MuseiD-Italia, dedicated to museums in which you can  search and compare works from cultural collections of different Italian Institutes.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>CulturaItalia Portal</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>MuseiD-Italia</Supported_Services2>
      <Supported_Services3>PICO application profile</Supported_Services3>
      <Supported_Services4>Thesaurus PICO</Supported_Services4>
      <Maintaining_Team>Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information (ICCU)</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2008</Start_Date>
      <Contact_Person1>Sara Di Giorgio</Contact_Person1>
      <Communication_address1>sara.digiorgio@beniculturali.it</Communication_address1>
    </RI_Project>
    <RI_Project>
      <Typology>RI Project</Typology>
      <Name>ARIADNEPLUS Project</Name>
      <Description>A cluster project bringing together RIs from the disciplines of archaeology, humanities, cultural heritage and linguistics, inter alia, the ARIADNEPLUS Project aims to provide common solutions for RI activities and make available cross-disciplinary resources and communication.</Description>
      <Supported_Services1>ARIADNEPLUS Policy Wizard</Supported_Services1>
      <Supported_Services2>Foresight studies</Supported_Services2>
      <Supported_Services3>ARIADNEPLUS International Liaisons</Supported_Services3>
      <Supported_Services4>Standardization Survival Kit</Supported_Services4>
      <Supported_Services5>AriadnePlus Reference Resources Management</Supported_Services5>
      <Maintaining_Team>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Maintaining_Team>
      <Start_Date>2015</Start_Date>
    </RI_Project>
  </Project>
  <Datasets>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>2</ID>
      <Title>ARIADNE Catalogue Dataset</Title>
      <Description>A collection of archaeological datasets from across Europe.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>ARIADNE catalogue</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>ARIADNE catalogue</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>ACDM</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>Archaeology</subject1>
      <Created_by>ARIADNE Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>3</ID>
      <Title>CLARIN Virtual Language Observatory Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The available archive files contain over 900000 datasets (language resources, tools, lexicons, corpora): XML files CLARIN harvested, in CLARIN format (CMDI, http://www.clarin.eu/cmd/), organised in one folder per content provider. These are description of datasets (e.g. linguistic corpora) and tools.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>Virtual Language Observatory</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>Virtual Language Observatory</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>CMDI</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>Linguistics</subject1>
      <Created_by>CLARIN-EU</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>4</ID>
      <Title>CENDARI Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The available dataset is composed by 16 different resources, all related to medieval and romance philology and history. It contains data about 115000+ manuscripts, 95000+ texts and 18000+ authors.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>CENDARI  Archival Directory</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>CENDARI  Archival Directory</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>CIDOC-CRM</Schema_Format>
      <Schema_Format2>DM2E</Schema_Format2>
      <subject1>MiddleAges</subject1>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Middle Ages</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>CENDARI</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>CLARIN Centres Registry Dataset</Title>
      <Description>CLARIN Centres, their capabilities (especially available endpoints), as well as responsible persons</Description>
      <Hosted_by>CLARIN Centres Registry</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>CLARIN Centres Registry</Curated_by>
      <Created_by>CLARIN-EU</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Component Registry Dataset</Title>
      <Description>CMD profiles (/metadata schemas)</Description>
      <Hosted_by>Component Registry</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>Component Registry</Curated_by>
      <Created_by>CLARIN-EU</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>CLARIN Concept Registry Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Concepts used for semantic annotation of metadata schemas and their definitions</Description>
      <Hosted_by>CLARIN Concept Registry</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>CLARIN Concept Registry</Curated_by>
      <Created_by>CLARIN-EU</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>6</ID>
      <Title>DYAS Catalogue Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The registries to access information on Greek institutions or individuals, and the collections, both analogue and digital, they own or manage.</Description>
      <Part_of>Analogue Collections of Humanities and Arts</Part_of>
      <Hosted_by>DYAS Organizations and Collections Registries</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>DYAS Organizations and Collections Registries</Curated_by>
      <Curation_Plan>provided by DCU</Curation_Plan>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>Dublin Core</Schema_Format>
      <Schema_Format2>FOAF</Schema_Format2>
      <subject1>Philosophy</subject1>
      <subject2>Theory of Sciences</subject2>
      <Subject3>Greek Literature</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Greek Theatre and Theatrology</Subject4>
      <Subject5>Turcology</Subject5>
      <Subject6>Folklore and Ethnology</Subject6>
      <Subject7>Linguistics</Subject7>
      <Subject8>Archaeology</Subject8>
      <Subject9>Classical Philology</Subject9>
      <Subject10>Arts</Subject10>
      <Subject11>Musicology</Subject11>
      <Subject12>History</Subject12>
      <Subject13>Philosophy</Subject13>
      <Subject14>Greek Language and Linguistics</Subject14>
      <Subject15>Anthropology</Subject15>
      <Subject16>Literature</Subject16>
      <Subject17>History of Arts</Subject17>
      <Subject18>Archeology</Subject18>
      <Subject19>Greek Theater and Theatrology</Subject19>
      <Subject20>Musicology</Subject20>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Antiquity</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Temporal_Coverage2>Middle Ages</Temporal_Coverage2>
      <Temporal_Coverage3>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage3>
      <Temporal_Coverage4>Contemporary Period</Temporal_Coverage4>
      <Spatial_Coverage1>Greece</Spatial_Coverage1>
      <Spatial_Coverage2>Magna Graecia</Spatial_Coverage2>
      <Created_by>DARIAH-GR Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>7</ID>
      <Title>LRE Map Dataset</Title>
      <Description>LRE Map is a mechanism intended to monitor the use and creation of language resources by collecting information on both existing and newly-created resources during the submission process. It is a collective enterprise of the LREC community, as a first step towards the creation of a very broad, community-built, Open Resource Infrastructure. It is meant to become an essential instrument to monitor the field and to identify shifts in shifts in the production, use, and evaluation of LRs and LTs over the years.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>LRE Map</Hosted_by>
      <Encoding_Type>RDF</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>Relational DB</EncodingType2>
      <subject1>Computational Linguistics</subject1>
      <subject2>NLP</subject2>
      <Subject3>Language resources</Subject3>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>ILC-ELRA</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>8</ID>
      <Title>Metashare Dataset</Title>
      <Hosted_by>Metashare</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>Metashare</Curated_by>
      <subject1>Machine Translation</subject1>
      <subject2>Computational Linguistics</subject2>
      <Subject3>NLP</Subject3>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>Metashare Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>9</ID>
      <Title>Isidore Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Selection of dataset related to Cultural Heritage</Description>
      <Hosted_by>Isidore</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>Isidore</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>RDF</EncodingType2>
      <Schema_Format>Isidore Schema</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>Humanities</subject1>
      <Subject14>Social Sciences</Subject14>
      <Subject15>Cultural Heritage</Subject15>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Prehistory</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Temporal_Coverage2>Antiquity</Temporal_Coverage2>
      <Temporal_Coverage3>Middle Ages</Temporal_Coverage3>
      <Temporal_Coverage4>Early Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage4>
      <Temporal_Coverage5>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage5>
      <Created_by>Huma-num</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>10</ID>
      <Title>Nakala Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Selection of dataset related to Cultural Heritage</Description>
      <Hosted_by>Nakala</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>Nakala</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>RDF</EncodingType2>
      <Schema_Format>Nakala Schema</Schema_Format>
      <Schema_Format2>DCTerms</Schema_Format2>
      <subject1>Humanities</subject1>
      <Subject14>Social Sciences</Subject14>
      <Subject15>Cultural Heritage</Subject15>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Prehistory</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Temporal_Coverage2>Antiquity</Temporal_Coverage2>
      <Temporal_Coverage3>Middle Ages</Temporal_Coverage3>
      <Temporal_Coverage4>Early Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage4>
      <Temporal_Coverage5>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage5>
      <Created_by>Huma-num</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>11</ID>
      <Title>CoCoON Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Collections of oral resources from different parts of the world (https://cocoon.huma-num.fr/exist/crdo/collections.xql)</Description>
      <Hosted_by>CoCoon</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>CoCoon</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>RDF</EncodingType2>
      <Schema_Format>EDM</Schema_Format>
      <Schema_Format2>OLAC</Schema_Format2>
      <Schema_Format3>DCTerms</Schema_Format3>
      <subject1>Oral Corpora</subject1>
      <Subject14>Cultural Heritage</Subject14>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage1>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>12</ID>
      <Title>EHRI Portal Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The EHRI portal offers access to information on Holocaust-related archival material held in institutions across Europe and beyond.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>EHRI Portal</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>EHRI Portal</Curated_by>
      <Schema_Format>EAD</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>Holocaust Related Archive Material</subject1>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Modern Period</Temporal_Coverage1>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>13</ID>
      <Title>DARIAH-IT resources registry</Title>
      <Description>Within the infrastructure each partner can contribute to the budget also in the form of inkind. In these datasets there are information collected by DARIAH-IT about collaborators, inkind(contributions), projects and partners</Description>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>CIDOC-CRM</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>National Resources</subject1>
      <subject2>Capabilities</subject2>
      <Subject3>Sources</Subject3>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Contemporary Period</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>CNR-OVI</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <ID>14</ID>
      <Title>BISLAM</Title>
      <Description>BISLAM (Bibliotheca Scriptorum Latinorum Medii Recentiorisque Aevi),is a series of onomastic, biographical, bibliographic and historical-literary repertoires of mediolatine literature.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>CENDARI  Archival Directory</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>CENDARI  Archival Directory</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>CIDOC-CRM</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>MiddleAges</subject1>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Middle Ages</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>SISMEL</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Title>
      <Description>CulturaItalia is the Portal of Italian Culture, managed by the Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries (ICCU) of the Italian Ministry of cultural heritage, activities and tourism (MiBACT), in which are involved cultural institutions from all sectors and levels (national, regional and local). CulturaItalia, as national aggregator, plays an important role for the development of European initiative for accessing and sharing digital cultural heritage, like Europeana. CulturaItalia presents an integrated Digital Library, named MuseiD-Italia, with the most important digital collections of the Italian museums. CulturaItalia offers a thematic consultation of the Metadata Index and in the sectors of Visual art works, Anthropological Heritage; Documentary resources; Architectural Heritage; Works of applied arts; Environmental and landscape Heritage; Instruments and Means of transport. Currently we selected for ARIADNEPLUS project about 2.200.000 cultural items (objects) and 368 Collections( from MuseiD-Italia).</Description>
      <Hosted_by>CulturaItalia Portal</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>CulturaItalia Portal</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Schema_Format>PICO Application Profile</Schema_Format>
      <subject1>Cultural heritage</subject1>
      <subject2>Documentary resources</subject2>
      <Subject3>Visual art works</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Works of applied arts</Subject4>
      <Subject5>Architectural Heritage</Subject5>
      <Subject6>Anthropological Heritage</Subject6>
      <Subject7>Instruments</Subject7>
      <Subject8>Means of transport</Subject8>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Ancient Age</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Temporal_Coverage2>Middle Ages</Temporal_Coverage2>
      <Temporal_Coverage3>Modern Age</Temporal_Coverage3>
      <Temporal_Coverage4>Contemporary Age</Temporal_Coverage4>
      <Created_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Internet Culturale Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Internet Culturale, catalogues and digital collections from Italian libraries, is the portal providing access to the cultural heritage held by Italian public libraries and important cultural institutions. It is a multimedia web tool that allows both bibliographic information and the digital library to be viewed in the same virtual place.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 925,791 results/ Documentary resources (66 sub-set)</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>MAG</EncodingType2>
      <subject1>Documentary resources</subject1>
      <Created_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>SAN - Sistema Archivistico Nazionale Dataset</Title>
      <Description>It is the unified access point to national archival resources made available on the web by national, regional and local information systems, databases and digital search tools developed by the State, Regions and other public and private entities.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 754.889 results/ Archival Heritage
        (15 sub-set)</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>CAT SAN</EncodingType2>
      <subject1>Documentary resources</subject1>
      <Created_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Archivio storico delle arti contemporanee Dataset</Title>
      <Description>ASAC dati is a database system for the management of information related to the ASAC collections. At present, the database manages data concerning the Film Library, part of the Photo Library, and the Venice Film Festival.
        In the future, the project aims to include information concerning the other collections of the Biennale Archives, alongside bibliographic, historical and scientific records.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 100.632 results/ Visual art works; Documentary resources</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Photographs</subject2>
      <Subject3>Documentary resources</Subject3>
      <Created_by>La Biennale di Venezia</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Regione Marche Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Marche Beni Culturali is a portal designed to provide to the public with a unique access tool based on the Regional Heritage Information System (SIRPaC), which integrates the various digital resources collected by the Region in its activities and offers a vision of the regional heritage.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 73000 results/ Visual art works; Anthropological Heritage; Instruments; Documentary resources; Architectural Heritage; Works of applied arts; Environmental and landscape Heritage; Means of transport.</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Anthropological Heritage</subject2>
      <Subject3>Instruments</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Documentary resources</Subject4>
      <Subject5>Architectural Heritage</Subject5>
      <Subject6>Works of applied arts</Subject6>
      <Subject7>Environmental and landscape Heritage</Subject7>
      <Subject8>Means of transport</Subject8>
      <Created_by>Marche Region</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Biblioteca del Senato Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The Senate Library's heritage, about 600,000 volumes, is made up of several collections that have developed over the years through targeted acquisitions and donations of particularly valuable funds by senators and scholars. Local statute and local history databases contain texts - manuscripts and prints of communes, corporations, confraternities and associations, selected among the most significant in the Senate Library's collection of content, rarity, or elegance of the edition. The local history database includes the bibliographic descriptions of about 1,200 ancient editions of Italian local history edited between 1500 and 1861.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 90.568 results/ Visual art works; Documentary resources</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Documentary resources</subject2>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>1500-1861</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>Senate of the Republic - Library</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Regione Piemonte Dataset</Title>
      <Description>It contains collections made through census and inventory campaigns carried out with the support of the Piemonte Region on historical archives produced or preserved by various public and private subjects.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 74.232 results/ Visual art works</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <Created_by>Piemonte Region</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>MuseiD-Italia Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Digital Library of the cultural heritage preserved in the Italian museums of various sectors; the digital library has a dedicated interface called 'MuseiD-Italia' integrated with the CulturaItalia Portal.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 368 collections/ Visual art works; Anthropological Heritage; Instruments; Documentary resources; Architectural Heritage; Works of applied arts; Natural Heritage; Literary works; Environmental and landscape Heritage; Means of transport; Installations</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>Mets</EncodingType2>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Anthropological Heritage</subject2>
      <Subject3>Instruments</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Documentary resources</Subject4>
      <Subject5>Architectural Heritage</Subject5>
      <Subject6>Works of applied arts</Subject6>
      <Subject7>Natural Heritage</Subject7>
      <Subject8>Literary works</Subject8>
      <Subject9>Environmental and landscape Heritage</Subject9>
      <Subject10>Means of transport</Subject10>
      <Subject11>Installations</Subject11>
      <Created_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Istituto Centrale per la Storia del Risorgimento Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The archive of the Institute for the History of the Italian Risorgimento - located in Rome in the Vittoriano complex - preserves a complex of extremely diverse documents in which it is possible to identify different archives and funds. The vast artistic and documentary heritage is one of the main sources for studying Italy and the international context from the mid 18th century to the end of the First World War.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 50.530 results/ Visual art works; Documentary resources; Works of applied arts</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Documentary resources</subject2>
      <Subject3>Works of applied arts</Subject3>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>Contemporary Age</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>Institute for the History of the Italian Risorgimento</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Regione Emilia Romagna Dataset</Title>
      <Description>PatER – Catalogue of the Cultural Heritage of Emilia-Romagna, is the portal that combines and integrates the digital resources created by the IBC (Institute for Cultural and Natural Art of the Emilia-Romagna Region) in its activities of valorisation, cataloging , preservation and development of the regional system of museums and cultural collections, making it visible and accessible not only to specialists, but to anyone who is browsing the web.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 37.197 results/ Visual art works; Documentary resources</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Documentary resources</subject2>
      <Created_by>Institute for Cultural and Natural Art of the Emilia-Romagna Region (IBC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Regione Lombardia Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Lombardia Beni Culturali is the unified portal of the Lombardia cultural heritage. It includes the profiles of major culture institutes such as museums, archives and libraries, heritage catalogs, preserved heritage descriptions, architectural complexes and significant urban planning, historical archive resources, and thematic collections.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 24.800 results/ Visual art works; Anthropological Heritage; Documentary resources; Works of applied arts; Instruments</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Anthropological Heritage</subject2>
      <Subject3>Documentary resources</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Works of applied arts</Subject4>
      <Subject5>Instruments</Subject5>
      <Created_by>Lombardia Region</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Istituto Nazionale per la Grafica Dataset</Title>
      <Description>CalcoGRAFICA is the system that publishes the digital collections of the Central Institute for Graphics (ING) on the web and offers a full overview of the history of the image through engraved prints and matrices, drawings and photographs along a chronological period from the 15th century to the present.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 23.740 results/ Visual art works; Documentary resources</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Drawings</subject2>
      <Subject3>Prints/Engravings/Matrices</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Documentary resources</Subject4>
      <Temporal_Coverage1>15th century to the present</Temporal_Coverage1>
      <Created_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Società Geografica Italiana Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The Photographic Archive of the Italian Geographic Society (SGI) represents a great value in the national scenario. The Archive collects about 400,000 phototypes (positive, negative, slides, postcards), many of which combine documentary value with an intrinsic artistic value. This is mostly rare, often unpublished materials. The oldest collection dates back to 1866, while the latest acquisitions reveal contemporaryity.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 23.000 results/ Visual art works</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Photographs</subject2>
      <Created_by>Italian Geographic Society Onlus</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Polo Museale fiorentino Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The Uffizi Galleries preserves inventories and extensive documentation on museum art works managed by MiBACT. The main inventories offer a complete historical and iconographic documentation of works of art preserved in Galleries museums.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 15.400 results/ Visual art works; Documentary resources; Works of applied arts; Instruments; Architectural Heritage</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Works of applied arts</subject1>
      <subject2>Instruments</subject2>
      <Subject3>Architectural Heritage</Subject3>
      <Created_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Regione Umbria Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The Portal UmbriaCultura integrates different types of resources: Museums, Archaeological Sites, Villas and Gardens, Rocche and Castles, Historical Theaters, Libraries, Historical Archives.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 5.400 results/ Visual art works</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <Created_by>Umbria Region</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Regione Calabria Dataset</Title>
      <Description>IreSud Portal - a regional level database that links the Museums of Calabria; This is a collection of works and information relating to museums of historical and demo-anthropological.
        For ARIADNEPLUS: 3.024 results/ Visual art works; Anthropological Heritage</Description>
      <Part_of>CulturaItalia Portal Dataset</Part_of>
      <subject1>Visual art works</subject1>
      <subject2>Anthropological Heritage</subject2>
      <Created_by>Calabria Region</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>ARIADNEPLUS Policy Wizard Dataset</Title>
      <Curated_by>ARIADNEPLUS Policy Wizard</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <subject1>Policy</subject1>
      <Created_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Standardization Survival Kit Dataset</Title>
      <Description>The underlying dataset of the SSK is a set of research scenarios (divided in steps) encoded in TEI documents that are linked together with referencing mechanisms. The scenarios and their steps can be easily extended, reused and customized. As steps are considered as autonomous objects in the architecture, they can be used in several scenarios. Customisation mechanisms make sure that the information displayed is linked to the context of the scenarios as much as possible, namely according to disciplines, research objects and techniques.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>Standardization Survival Kit</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>Standardization Survival Kit</Curated_by>
      <Curation_Plan>https://github.com/ARIADNEPLUSWP4/SSK/blob/master/spec/TEI_SSK_ODD.xml</Curation_Plan>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <EncodingType2>TEI</EncodingType2>
      <Schema_Format>ODD</Schema_Format>
      <Schema_Format2>RNG</Schema_Format2>
      <subject1>Standardization</subject1>
      <subject2>Arts and Humanities</subject2>
      <Subject3>Best practices</Subject3>
      <Subject4>Data modeling</Subject4>
      <Subject5>Data management</Subject5>
      <Created_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>Foresight Studies Dataset</Title>
      <Description>This dataset integrates info about literature, seminars, topics, research trends and interviews concerning the evolution of the digital humanities in a medium term perspective. These data are collected by Task 3.4 (Foresight study and interdisciplinary research agenda).</Description>
      <Curated_by>Foresight studies</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <subject1>Humanities</subject1>
      <subject2>Foresight studies</subject2>
      <Created_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>International Liaisons Contact information Dataset</Title>
      <Description>Information collected from ARIADNEPLUS partners about the organisations that they collaborate with. This data consists of the (public) contact details and classification of areas of interest by discipline and type as well as the name (fill and acronym), organisational structure and geographic scope.</Description>
      <Hosted_by>ARIADNEPLUS International Liaisons</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>ARIADNEPLUS International Liaisons</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>XML</Encoding_Type>
      <Created_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
    <PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
      <Typology>PE24 Volatile Dataset</Typology>
      <Title>AriadnePlus Standard Reference Resources</Title>
      <Description>A list of standard reference resources used by AriadnePlus</Description>
      <Curated_by>AriadnePlus Reference Resources Management</Curated_by>
      <Encoding_Type>CSV</Encoding_Type>
      <Created_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Created_by>
    </PE24_Volatile_Dataset>
  </Datasets>
  <Services>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>1</ID>
      <Title>ARIADNE catalogue</Title>
      <Description>A beta version of the ARIADNE portal is available at http://portal.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/.  The portal brings together existing archaeological research datasets from ARIADNE partners so that researchers can browse and access the various distributed datasets for use in their projects.</Description>
      <competence1>Archaeological Datasets</competence1>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNE Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://portal.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE13>
      <Typology>PE13</Typology>
      <Title>ARIADNE Visual Media Service</Title>
      <Description>The ARIADNE Visual Media Service provides easy publication and presentation on the web of complex visual media assets. It is an automatic service that allows to upload visual media files on an ARIADNE server and to transform them into an efficient web format, making them ready for web-based visualization.</Description>
      <competence1>3D Models</competence1>
      <competence2>RTI Images</competence2>
      <competence3>High Resolution Images</competence3>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNE Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Provided_by2>CNR-ISTI</Provided_by2>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2016-2020</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Last_confirmation>2017</Last_confirmation>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>Sun Dec 31 2017 17:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST)</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Availability>Sun Jul 23 2017 17:00:00 GMT-0400 (EDT)</Availability>
      <Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>Open Access</Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>
      <Conditions_of_Use_URI>http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/index.php/upload/terms</Conditions_of_Use_URI>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>Users of the Visual Media Service: will not upload material you are not the copyright owner of; will not upload inappropriate material; will not use the media on display without consent from the owner; will give proper credits to us if you use the service.</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Visual Computing Lab - ISTI - CNR, FEDERICO PONCHIO</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Visual Computing Lab - ISTI - CNR, ROBERTO SCOPIGNO</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>send email to the provided communication address email</Communication_address>
      <Communication_address_email>ponchio@isti.cnr.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Preservation_Activity_Type>Backup</Preservation_Activity_Type>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE13>
    <PE7>
      <Typology>PE7</Typology>
      <Title>Landscape Services - Cloud Hosting</Title>
      <Description>This is the main service to access, manage and eventually share your online data. This includes DEM input data, Geo-images, 3D models, etc.</Description>
      <competence1>3D Data Hosting</competence1>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNE Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2016</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>CNR ITABC</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address_email>Bruno.Fanini@itabc.cnr.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/oc/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE7>
    <PE13>
      <Typology>PE13</Typology>
      <Title>Landscape Services - 3D Terrain Service</Title>
      <Description>You can use this service to process DEM, geo-images and shapefiles to produce large 3D terrain Datasets optimised for real-time visualization and web streaming.</Description>
      <competence1>3D Data Processing</competence1>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNE Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2016</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>CNR ITABC</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address_email>Bruno.Fanini@itabc.cnr.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/vpb-service.php</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE13>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>ICCD RA Thesaurus for archaeological objects</Title>
      <Description>The RA terminological tool, curated by ICCU and VAST-LAB, constitutes a reworked version of the RA Thesaurus issued by the ICCD. The RA Thesaurus provides all the necessary terminological facilities for an efficent and well structured recording of the object coming from archaeological excavations. The vocabulary has been implemented by ICCD to support the encoding of two specific fields (OGTD - CLS). These two fields describe the definition of the object and its class and production.</Description>
      <competence1>Thesauri</competence1>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNE Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>Tue Mar 24 2015 18:00:00 GMT-0400 (EDT)</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>ICCU Vast-LAB</Contact_Person>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://vast-lab.org/thesaurus/ra/vocab/</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>Sparql</Protocol1>
      <Protocol2>API</Protocol2>
      <Protocol3>RSS</Protocol3>
    </PE17>
    <PE15>
      <Typology>PE15</Typology>
      <ID>3</ID>
      <Title>CENDARI Sparql Endpoint</Title>
      <Description>CENDARI provides access to data through a SPARQL access point. The dataset  is composed by 16 different resources, all related to medieval and romance philology and history. It contains data about 115000+ manuscripts, 95000+ texts and 18000+ authors.</Description>
      <competence1>Cultural Heritage Dataset</competence1>
      <Provided_by>Sismel</Provided_by>
      <Contact_Person>Emiliano Degl'Innocenti</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address>Via di Castello, 46,
        50141 Firenze</Communication_address>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://git-trame.fefonlus.it/sparql/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE15>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>5</ID>
      <Title>DYAS Organizations and Collections Registries</Title>
      <Description>This tool was developed within the project DARIAH-GR Developing a Greek Research Infrastructure for the Humanities DYAS. The user, an arts and humanities researcher or scholar can use the registries to access information on Greek institutions or individuals, and the collections, both analogue and digital, they own or manage. The tool takes advantage of the expertise and the available digital resources to improve the quality of users’ research or for educational purposes. Cultural heritage managers (archivists, librarians, museum curators) leverage the collective expertise to maximize the social use of digital resources in the humanities and cultural heritage. The content of the digital tool is being continuously enriched and updated with the aim to enhance the visibility of Greek analogue and digital content and to provide increased access to scholarly content. Therefore the contribution of users is essential. The result was made possible thanks to the invaluable assistance of all the contributors of the institutions who responded to DYAS’ invitation. We are most grateful for the time they took to help with the project.</Description>
      <competence1>Analogue and Digital Collections Registry</competence1>
      <competence2>Humanities Organisations Registry</competence2>
      <Provided_by>DARIAH-GR Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Provided_by2>DCU</Provided_by2>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2014/ until 2020 (?)</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Last_confirmation>2017</Last_confirmation>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>Thu Dec 31 2015 17:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST)</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Availability>Yes</Availability>
      <Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>Free/ CC</Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>
      <Conditions_of_Use_URI>http://registries.dyas-net.gr/en/developer</Conditions_of_Use_URI>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>full access to metadata/ possible restriction for data of the analogue collections</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Eleni Vernardaki</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Anastasia Falierou</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>Academy of Athens (DYAS Team) Anagnostopoulou 14, 10673 Athens</Communication_address>
      <Communication_address_email>evernardaki@academyofathens.gr</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://registries.dyas-net.gr/en</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
      <Protocol2>DCAP</Protocol2>
    </PE17>
    <PE15>
      <Typology>PE15</Typology>
      <ID>6</ID>
      <Title>LRE Map</Title>
      <Description>The LRE Map (Language Resources and Evaluation) is a large database of language resources dedicated to Natural language processing (NLP). Information is collected during the submission phase  of conferences in the sector of NLP; those making submissions are asked to provide metadata describing the resources they have used.</Description>
      <competence1>NLP</competence1>
      <competence2>Computational Linguistics</competence2>
      <competence3>Language Resources</competence3>
      <Provided_by>ILC-CNR</Provided_by>
      <Provided_by2>ILC-ELRA</Provided_by2>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2010</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>Monica Monachini</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address>Via Moruzzi 1, Pisa 56124</Communication_address>
      <Communication_address_email>monica.monachini@ilc.cnr.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://www.resourcebook.eu/lremap/owl/instances/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE15>
    <PE15>
      <Typology>PE15</Typology>
      <ID>7</ID>
      <Title>Metashare</Title>
      <Description>META-SHARE is an open and secure network &#xD;
        of repositories for sharing and exchanging &#xD;
        language data, tools and related web services.</Description>
      <competence1>Machine Translation</competence1>
      <competence2>Computational Linguistics</competence2>
      <competence3>NLP</competence3>
      <Provided_by>ILC-CNR</Provided_by>
      <Provided_by2>IIT-CNR</Provided_by2>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2010</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>Monica Monachini</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address>Via Moruzzi 1, Pisa 56124</Communication_address>
      <Communication_address_email>monica.monachini@ilc.cnr.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://www.meta-share.org/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE15>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>8</ID>
      <Title>Isidore</Title>
      <Description>ISIDORE is an aggregator that harvests more than 5 thousand sources from Humanities and Social Sciences and provides access to more than 5 million data.
        Technically, ISIDORE uses OAI-PMH repositories to retrieve metadata and thereafter apply a full chain of processes (classification, enrichment, link resources with Semantic Web technologies etc.)
        ISIDORE takes data in French, Spanish and English, enriches them in those three languages and provides also a multilingual web interface.</Description>
      <competence1>Humanities</competence1>
      <competence2>Social Sciences</competence2>
      <competence3>Cultural Heritage</competence3>
      <Provided_by>Huma-num Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>full access to metadata / possible restriction for data</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Hélène Gautier</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Nicolas Larrousse</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>TGIR HUMA-NUM -UMS 3598
        54 boulevard Raspail
        75006 Paris</Communication_address>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://www.rechercheisidore.fr/api</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>Restful API</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>9</ID>
      <Title>Nakala</Title>
      <Description>Considering the fact that many scientific data producers do not have the digital infrastructure to provide a persistent and interoperable access to their data, Huma-Num has implemented a new tool called “Nakala” to expose research data in order to facilitate their reuse.
        Nakala provides mainly three types of services: a permanent identifier to the resource, a permanent access to the data and associated metadata and an exposition of metadata based on semantic web technologies and OAI-PMH server.</Description>
      <competence1>Humanities</competence1>
      <competence2>Social Sciences</competence2>
      <competence3>Cultural Heritage</competence3>
      <Provided_by>Huma-num Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>full access to metadata / possible restriction for data</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Hélène Gautier</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Nicolas Larrousse</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>TGIR HUMA-NUM -UMS 3598
        54 boulevard Raspail
        75006 Paris</Communication_address>
      <Online_Access_Point>www.nakala.fr</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
      <Protocol2>Sparql Endpoint</Protocol2>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>10</ID>
      <Title>CoCoon</Title>
      <Description>CoCoON is a repository dedicated to oral resources, described in OLAC format (a specific extension of DC for oral resources) and frequently associated with transcriptions.
        The CoCoON platform provides an OAI-PMH access to metadata as well as an access via a Triple Store using EDM (Europeana Data Model).
        CoCoON provides also a long term preservation service for data based on Huma-Num’s service. The author and institution remains responsible for the submitted documents and can have restricted and secure access to their data for a defined period if the content of the information is considered sensitive.</Description>
      <competence1>Oral Corpora</competence1>
      <competence2>Cultural Heritage</competence2>
      <Provided_by>Huma-num Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Provided_by2>LACITO</Provided_by2>
      <Provided_by3>LLL</Provided_by3>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>full access to metadata / possible restriction for data</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Hélène Gautier</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Nicolas Larrousse</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>TGIR HUMA-NUM -UMS 3598
        54 boulevard Raspail
        75006 Paris</Communication_address>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://cocoon.huma-num.fr</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>11</ID>
      <Title>EHRI Portal</Title>
      <Description>The EHRI portal offers access to information on Holocaust-related archival material held in institutions across Europe and beyond.</Description>
      <competence1>Holocaust Related Archive Material</competence1>
      <Provided_by>EHRI Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2015</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Conditions_of_Use_URI>https://portal.ehri-project.eu/terms</Conditions_of_Use_URI>
      <Contact_Person>Charles Riondet</Contact_Person>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://portal.ehri-project.eu/</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>Restful API</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <ID>12</ID>
      <Title>TRAME</Title>
      <Description>TRAME is a metasearch tool for medieval manuscripts, hosted by the Fondazione Ezio Franceschini and SISMEL. It aims to assist users in finding primary sources for the study of medieval culture. Originally developed in 2011 to allow a combined search on a group of different Italian repositories and databases, it has increasingly widened its scope to become a global research infrastructure for all scholars of the Middle Ages. Its main aim is to build a research infrastructure that focuses on promoting interoperability and fostering discoverability among the different digital resources available in the medieval digital ecosystem.</Description>
      <Provided_by>SISMEL</Provided_by>
      <Contact_Person>Emiliano Degl'Innocenti</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Maurizio Sanesi</Contact_Person2>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://git-trame.fefonlus.it/</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>Restful API</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>DYAS Software Registry</Title>
      <Description>This tool was developed within the project DARIAH-GR Developing a Greek Research Infrastructure for the Humanities DYAS. The user, an arts and humanities researcher or scholar can use the registries to access information on Greek institutions or individuals, and the collections, both analogue and digital, they own or manage. The tool takes advantage of the expertise and the available digital resources to improve the quality of users’ research or for educational purposes. Cultural heritage managers (archivists, librarians, museum curators) leverage the collective expertise to maximize the social use of digital resources in the humanities and cultural heritage. The content of the digital tool is being continuously enriched and updated with the aim to enhance the visibility of Greek analogue and digital content and to provide increased access to scholarly content. Therefore the contribution of users is essential. The result was made possible thanks to the invaluable assistance of all the contributors of the institutions who responded to DYAS’ invitation. We are most grateful for the time they took to help with the project.</Description>
      <competence1>Registry Software</competence1>
      <competence2>Metadata Aggregator</competence2>
      <Provided_by>DCU</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2014</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Last_confirmation>2015</Last_confirmation>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>Thu Dec 31 2015 17:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST)</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Availability>Yes</Availability>
      <Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>CC</Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>
      <Conditions_of_Use_URI>http://registries.dyas-net.gr/en/developer</Conditions_of_Use_URI>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>After contact with the DCU team (http://www.dcu.gr/)</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Dimitris Gavrilis</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Stavros Aggelis</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>DIGITAL CURATION UNIT (Institute for the Management of Information Systems, Athena Research Centre) Aigialeias 48 &amp; Epidavrou, 151 25 Maroussi, Greece</Communication_address>
      <Communication_address_email>contact@dcu.gr</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://registries.dyas-net.gr/en</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
      <Protocol2>DCAP</Protocol2>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>CENDARI  Archival Directory</Title>
      <Description>The Archival Directory is a large database of archival descriptions and collections and is part of the CENDARI Virtual Research Environment.
        It has a strong transnational focus and one of its aims is to include many archives and institutions which are little known or rarely used by researchers. The Archival Directory allows historians to view sources in a rarely seen transnational and comparative view. It is focused on archives and libraries containing resources on the Medieval era and World War One.</Description>
      <competence1>Medieval Archival Material</competence1>
      <competence2>World War One Archival Material</competence2>
      <Provided_by>CENDARI Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Contact_Person>Emiliano Degl'Innocenti</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Maurizio Sanesi</Contact_Person2>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://archives.cendari.dariah.eu/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>CLARIN Centres Registry</Title>
      <Description>CLARIN Centres Registry is the primary starting/entry point into the CLARIN universe. It is the authoritative source of approved CLARIN Centres including information about the contact and the different available endpoints. Other parts of the infrastructure (especially the harvester) consult this registry to find out about (discover) existing centres and the endpoints they feature.</Description>
      <Provided_by>CLARIN-EU</Provided_by>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://clarin.eu/clarin-eric-datatables/centres</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>Component Registry</Title>
      <Description>The CLARIN Component Metadata Infrastructure (CMDI) provides a framework to create and use self-defined metadata formats. It relies on a modular model of so-called metadata components, which can be assembled together, to improve reuse, interoperability and cooperation among metadata modelers. The CMDI Component Registry was created to promote the re-use and sharing of metadata components and profiles. The registry contains all CLARIN metadata components and metadata profiles used to describe all metadata. It is expected to contain around 1.000 components and around 200 profiles. Reuse of components and profiles is stimulated as much as possible. Components and profiles are linked to the concepts from CCR for interoperability reason. &#xD;&#xD;The component Registry has the following features:&#xD;Register and store CMDI components/profile&#xD;Enable a user to edit and create Components/Profile&#xD;Enable a user to browse and registered Components/Profile</Description>
      <Provided_by>CLARIN-EU</Provided_by>
      <Communication_address_email>cmdi@clarin.eu</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://www.clarin.eu/componentregistry</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>CLARIN Concept Registry</Title>
      <Description>The CLARIN Concept Registry (CCR) is an OpenSKOS instance, which implements the W3C SKOS recommendation and data model. The CLARIN Concept Registry (CCR) forms the basis of the semantic interoperability layer of CLARIN, especially in the context of metadata, i.e., the Component MetaData Infrastructure (CMDI ). It does so by offering a collection of concepts, identifiable by their persistent identifiers, relevant for the domain of language resources. This registry contains the relevant concepts (based on the corresponding ISOcat data categories), such as those used by CMDI. The Concept Registry can be accessed by anyone using a read only facetted browser or via the search facilities of the CMDI Component Registry. Adding new concepts or changing existing ones can only be done by the national CCR coordinators, whose mission is to improve the quality of the concepts used within CLARIN.</Description>
      <Provided_by>CLARIN-EU</Provided_by>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>The Concept Registry can be accessed by anyone using a read-only facetted browser or via the search facilities of the CMDI Component Registry. Adding new concepts or changing existing ones can only be done by the national CCR coordinators. If you have such a request you should contact your national coordinator or, in case your country has not assigned one yet, send your request to ccr@clarin.eu. The coordinators will then discuss the request and get in touch with you about the handling of it.</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Communication_address_email>ccr@clarin.eu</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://www.clarin.eu/conceptregistry/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>Virtual Language Observatory</Title>
      <Description>The Virtual Language Observatory (VLO)  faceted browser was developed within CLARIN as a means to explore linguistic resources, services and tools available within CLARIN and related communities. All information in the VLO faceted browser is based on the metadata descriptions of resources as provided by the parties (CLARIN centers ) that host the original data. It gets refreshed regularly but may not be completely up-to-date with the current state of the original data and metadata depending on the date, time and state of the metadata providing/retrieval process (OAI-PMH is employed).
        The VLO wants to help researchers to easily find suitable language resources and tools to carry out their research work. They can do this by searching, browsing and navigating geographically. Once they have found a useful resource they can then easily find tools, which may work on it. The purpose is that users may directly access the resources or services they have found, given they have the necessary permissions.</Description>
      <Provided_by>CLARIN-EU</Provided_by>
      <Communication_address_email>vlo@clarin.eu</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://vlo.clarin.eu/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>CulturaItalia Portal</Title>
      <Description>CulturaItalia is an ever-growing collaborative network of public and private institutions. The participant-driven project is intended to bring together various players in the fields of Italian cultural production and access, partners who will be able to contribute to the development of the portal and thus to improve the visibility of their contents and initiatives on a national and international level. Museums, archives, libraries and other cultural entities both public and private can participate by making contents organised into databases available, or by sending news regarding initiatives, organisations and activities. CulturaItalia manages a catalog – Index – which gathers and indexes the information provided by the partners, by means of metadata. The original data will remain on the website of the provider, to which the user is guided, via link, for a complete consultation. For example, in the case of a photograph in the Index, the preview image (thumbnail) is visible along with identifying data and a link to the providers website, where the user can visualise the photograph in its original format, accompanied by all the information and the services in order to get the full benefit of the item. In CulturaItalia there is a section devoted to open data (http://dati.culturaitalia.it), where the data are available in Dublin Core, PICO (CulturaItalia Application Profile) and CIDOC-CRM format. It’s also possible to search via SPARQL END POINT a datasets selection available in Linked Open Data format.</Description>
      <competence1>Cultural Heritage Dataset</competence1>
      <Provided_by>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Provided_by>
      <Provided_by2>Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information (ICCU)</Provided_by2>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2008</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Last_confirmation>2016</Last_confirmation>
      <Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication</Conditions_of_Use___Rights_Text>
      <Contact_Person>Sara Di Giorgio</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>c/o Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico viale Castro Pretorio, 105
        00185 Roma</Contact_Person2>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://www.culturaitalia.it/oaiProviderCI/OAIHandler</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>PICO application profile</Title>
      <Description>In the CulturaItalia Portal, importing metadata from external data sources occurs with mapping in one schema. This schema is expressed according to the Qualified Dublin Core standard, which has been further extended to define the PICO Application Profile (designed for the Portal) that includes a set of basic elements that can be used to describe any type of resource: Title, Creator, Subject, Description, Publisher, Contributor, Date, Type, Format, Identifier, Source, Language, Relation, Coverage, Rights, to which 3 additional elements have been added: Audience, Provenance, and RightsHolder. To these are added 18 additional elements, 33 element-refinement and a set of encodingschems (controlled ontologies or vocabularies).</Description>
      <competence1>Cultural Heritage Dataset</competence1>
      <Provided_by>Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information (ICCU)</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2008</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Last_confirmation>2016</Last_confirmation>
      <Contact_Person>Sara Di Giorgio</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>c/o Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico viale Castro Pretorio, 105
        00185 Roma</Contact_Person2>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://www.culturaitalia.it/opencms/export/sites/culturaitalia/attachments/documenti/picoap/picoap1.0.xml</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>Thesaurus PICO</Title>
      <Description>The resources of the Index of CulturaItalia Portal are classified on the basis of a Thesaurus, a specialised dictionary, designed to manage and arrange diverse elements of information as well as information coming from different cataloguing systems.</Description>
      <competence1>Cultural Heritage Dataset</competence1>
      <Provided_by>Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information (ICCU)</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2011</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>Sara Di Giorgio</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>c/o Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico viale Castro Pretorio, 105
        00185 Roma</Contact_Person2>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://www.culturaitalia.it/opencms/export/sites/culturaitalia/attachments/thesaurus/4.3/thesaurus_4.3.0.skos.xml</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>MuseiD-Italia</Title>
      <Description>The Digital Library MuseiD-Italy is integrated in CulturaItalia, it contains the digital collections of Italian museums; MuseiD-Italia contains about 70,000 items included in 685 collections and 6380 museums.</Description>
      <competence1>Cultural Heritage Dataset</competence1>
      <Provided_by>Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information (ICCU)</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2012</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>Sara Di Giorgio</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>c/o Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico viale Castro Pretorio, 105
        00185 Roma</Contact_Person2>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://www.culturaitalia.it/opencms/museid/index_museid.jsp?language=it&amp;tematica=header&amp;selected=0</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>OAI-PMH</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>ARIADNEPLUS Policy Wizard</Title>
      <competence1>Policy</competence1>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2018</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Contact_Person>Hella Hollander</Contact_Person>
    </PE17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>Standardization Survival Kit</Title>
      <Description>The SSK is designed as a comprehensive interface for guiding Arts and Humanities scholars through all available resources (collected within a dedicated Zotero library), on the basis of reference scenarios. The interface provides a single entry point for both novice and advanced scholars in the domain of digital methods, so that they can have quick access to the information needed for managing digital content, or applying the appropriate method in a scholarly context. Users will be able to explore the platform according to their needs, thanks to precise research criteria: disciplines, standards, research activities and research objects.</Description>
      <competence1>Guidance</competence1>
      <competence2>Arts and Humanities</competence2>
      <competence3>Research process</competence3>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>2018</Declared_Begin_End_of_operation>
      <Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>CC-by</Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>
      <Contact_Person>Laurent Romary</Contact_Person>
      <Online_Access_Point>temporary: http://ssk-application.ariadneplus.d4science.org/ssk/</Online_Access_Point>
      <Protocol1>Restful API</Protocol1>
    </PE17>
    <PE12>
      <Typology>PE12</Typology>
      <Title>Foresight studies</Title>
      <Description>Task 3.4 (Foresight study and interdisciplinary research agenda) concerns the evolution of the sector in a medium term perspective (5-10 years), preparing an agenda to achieve the desired service and knowledge integration. It surveys indications of trends within the partecipating research communities and analyses literature on the relevant topics. It also organizes expert seminars and focus groups to fine-tune the description of the research trends and the corresponding sector evolution, outlining appropriate strategies and interventions by academic and serearch institutions, funding agencies and research teams. All these collected information will be mapped in CIDOC-CRM according to the project guidelines.</Description>
      <competence1>Humanities</competence1>
      <competence2>Foresight studies</competence2>
      <Provided_by2>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Provided_by2>
      <Contact_Person>Mark Hedges</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Maurizio Sanesi</Contact_Person2>
    </PE12>
    <PE12>
      <Typology>PE12</Typology>
      <Title>DARIAH-IT Registry</Title>
      <Description>With this tool provided by DARIAH-IT an user can perform an advanced search of partners, in-kind contributions, funding opportunities and projects.&#xD;
        &#xD;
        Compared to the site of the funding opportunities HUB, here DARIAH-IT provides a wider information database, where there are numerous institutions and private companies that have been in contact with DARIAH, on the occasion of research projects or professional collaborations.&#xD;
        &#xD;
        With the ability to refine the search, the user will get only information which meet the interest expressed.</Description>
      <competence1>Digital Humanities</competence1>
      <competence2>Research process</competence2>
      <competence3>Guidance</competence3>
      <Provided_by2>DARIAH-IT</Provided_by2>
      <Contact_Person>Emiliano Degl'Innocenti</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Lino Leonardi</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address_email>emiliano.deglinnocenti@cnr.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>http://it.dariah.eu/registro/it/</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE12>
    <PE12_>
      <Typology>PE12</Typology>
      <Title>RUBRICA</Title>
      <Description>RUBRICA (Reference Resources Integration plAtform) aims to foster the interoperability and integration of various reference resources used in different disciplines. Starting from trusted knowledge bases (i.e.: databases, thesauri, authority lists etc.) researchers could create, merge, edit and reuse specialized reference resources, developed according to specific research purposes, without performing repetitive tasks on each resource. RUBRICA also allows to share this knowledge base with other users thanks to the IT structure on which ARIADNEPLUS is based. RUBRICA , is being developed Within and for the ARIADNEPLUS project.</Description>
      <competence1>Reference resources</competence1>
      <competence2>Research process</competence2>
      <competence3>Humanities</competence3>
      <Provided_by2>SISMEL</Provided_by2>
      <Contact_Person>Maurizio Sanesi</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address_email>maurizio.sanesi@virgilio.it</Communication_address_email>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://services.d4science.org/group/rubrica</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE12_>
    <P17>
      <Typology>P17</Typology>
      <Title>ARIADNEPLUS International Liaisons</Title>
      <Description>Collection of organisations related to Humanities disciplines and/or areas of interest (such as standards and training) with whom the ARIADNEPLUS network has established relations. New collaborations are actively welcomed via Cooperation Agreements and by adding their details to the existing set of contacts (via a Google form which can then be added to the Registry).</Description>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>Fri Apr 13 2018 17:00:00 GMT-0400 (EDT)</Date_of_Registration__w_ARIADNEPLUS_>
      <Availability>Public</Availability>
      <Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>CC0</Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>
      <Contact_Person>Bente Maegaard</Contact_Person>
      <Contact_Person2>Sheena Bassett</Contact_Person2>
      <Communication_address>bmaegaard@hum.ku.dk</Communication_address>
    </P17>
    <PE17>
      <Typology>PE17</Typology>
      <Title>AriadnePlus Reference Resources Management</Title>
      <Description>Activity of WP5 to gather and make available reference resources datasets of use to the RI information maangement community.</Description>
      <competence1>Reference resources</competence1>
      <Provided_by>ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium</Provided_by>
      <Availability>Public</Availability>
      <Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>CC0</Conditions_of_use_rights_Type>
      <Contact_Person>George Bruseker</Contact_Person>
      <Communication_address>bruseker@ics.forth.gr</Communication_address>
      <Online_Access_Point>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dltpwfD2OpcWFs2ZwaLE6ArKHY8tt7CGCAW0U7iOuqc/edit?usp=sharing</Online_Access_Point>
    </PE17>
  </Services>
  <Software>
    <If_you_are_referencing_the_software_as_such__use_volatile__If_you_are_referencing_a_versio__use_persistent_>
      <Software_Type__Persistent___Volatile_>If you are referencing the software as such, use volatile. If you are referencing a versio, use persistent.</Software_Type__Persistent___Volatile_>
      <ID>An Identifier for the software</ID>
      <Title>A name for the software</Title>
      <Description>A free text description of the software</Description>
      <Version__>Indicate version number if applicable.</Version__>
      <Part_of>If the software belongs to a larger software package, identify it here.</Part_of>
      <Hosted_by>If the software is available through an online hosting service, name this service here and fill in a service record on servicee apge.</Hosted_by>
      <Curated_by>If the software is curated (ie it is being developed), create a record for a curation service on the services tab.</Curated_by>
      <Delivered_on_Request_by>If you can download the software from a service, indicate the name of this service here and fill out a relevant record for this service on the service page.</Delivered_on_Request_by>
      <Run_on_Request_by>If you can run the software from a service, indicate the name of this service here and fill out a relevant record for this service on the service page.</Run_on_Request_by>
      <Available_at>The link at which the software resource can be run.</Available_at>
      <Programming_Language>Indicate the programming languages which were used in the development of this software.</Programming_Language>
      <Executes_Processes_of_Type>Indicate the type of action this software is intended to carry out. e.g. lemmatizer</Executes_Processes_of_Type>
      <Created_by>Indicate the person or team that created the software via their name (and ideally create an actor record in the actors page.</Created_by>
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      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>1</ID>
      <Appellation>DARIAH-GR Consortium</Appellation>
      <Description>The National Infrastructure for Digital Research in the Humanities is implemented by a network of academic institutions, universities and research centers, which is established in order to contribute to the development of research in the Humanities using information technologies. The introduction of information management and digital research methods in the Humanities necessitated this initiative which will facilitate the use of methodological and technological standards, best practices, as well as the exchange of expertise and access to cognitive resources.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>DARIAH-GR/ΔΥΑΣ
        Academy of Athens
        Anagnostopoulou 14
        10673 Athens
        Greece</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>DARIAH-GR/ΔΥΑΣ
        Academy of Athens
        Anagnostopoulou 14
        10673 Athens
        Greece</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>+302103664603</Phone>
      <Email>dyas@academyofathens.gr</Email>
      <Website>http://www.dyas-net.gr/?lang=en</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>2</ID>
      <Appellation>CLARIN-EU</Appellation>
      <Description>CLARIN ERIC is the governing and coordinating body of CLARIN (Common Languages Resources and Technology Infrastructure). It is a consortium of ca. 20 countries and intergovernmental organisations (and counting), represented by their ministries</Description>
      <Mailing_Address>CLARIN ERIC
        c/o Utrecht University
        Drift 10
        3512 BS Utrecht
        The Netherlands</Mailing_Address>
      <Email>contact-ariadneplus@clarin.eu</Email>
      <Website>https://www.clarin.eu/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>3</ID>
      <Appellation>DARIAH EU</Appellation>
      <Description>DARIAH is a pan-european infrastructure for arts and humanities scholars working with ICT-enabled methods. It supports digital research as well as the teaching of digital research methods.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>DARIAH-EU
        c/o TGIR Huma-Num

        CNRS UMS 3598
        54 boulevard Raspail
        75006 Paris
        France</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>DARIAH-EU Coordination Office
        Centre Marc Bloch
        Friedrichstraße 191
        D-10117 Berlin
        Germany</Mailing_Address>
      <Email>jakob.epler@dariah.eu</Email>
      <Website>http://www.dariah.eu/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>4</ID>
      <Appellation>EHRI Consortium</Appellation>
      <Description>The mission of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) is to support the Holocaust research community by building a digital infrastructure and facilitating human networks. EHRI provides online access to information about dispersed sources relating to the Holocaust through its Online Portal, and tools and methods that enable researchers and archivists to collaboratively work with such sources.</Description>
      <Mailing_Address>NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies (coordinator EHRI)
        Herengracht 380
        1016 CJ Amsterdam
        The Netherlands</Mailing_Address>
      <Email>info@ehri-project.eu</Email>
      <Website>https://www.ehri-project.eu/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>5</ID>
      <Appellation>ARIADNE Consortium</Appellation>
      <Description>ARIADNE brings together and integrates existing archaeological research data infrastructures so that researchers can use the various distributed datasets and new and powerful technologies as an integral component of the archaeological research methodology.  There is now a large availability of archaeological digital datasets that, together, span different periods, domains and regions; more are continuously created as a result of the increasing use of IT.  These are the accumulated outcome of the research of individuals, teams and institutions, but form a vast and fragmented corpus and their potential has been constrained by difficult access and non-homogenous perspectives.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>PIN, Servizi Didattici e scientifici per l'Università di Firenze Piazza G. Ciardi, 25, 59100 Prato (PO), Italy</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>PIN, Servizi Didattici e scientifici per l'Università di Firenze Piazza G. Ciardi, 25, 59100 Prato (PO), Italy</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>00 39 0574 602578</Phone>
      <Email>info@ariadne-infrastructure.eu</Email>
      <Website>http://www.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <ID>6</ID>
      <Appellation>SISMEL</Appellation>
      <Description>S.I.S.M.E.L. is a leader in national and international research projects in the field of medieval culture and one of the most advanced research centers in Italy for the creation of innovative applications in digital humanities, including: bibliographic and onomastic databases, catalogues of authors, texts and manuscripts, tools for research data discoverability, interoperability and semantic integration and enrichment.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>S.I.S.M.E.L., via Montebello 7, 50123 Firenze</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>S.I.S.M.E.L., via Montebello 7, 50123 Firenze</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>055 204 8501</Phone>
      <Email>maurizio.sanesi@virgilio.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.sismelfirenze.it/index.php?lang=en</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <ID>9</ID>
      <Appellation>ICCU</Appellation>
      <Description>ICCU - the Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries (ICCU) of the Italian Ministry of cultural heritage, activities and tourism (MiBACT), manages CulturaItalia Portal the national aggregator,  in which are involved cultural institutions from all sectors and levels (national, regional and local). As national aggregator it plays an important role for the development of European initiative for accessing and sharing digital cultural heritage, like Europeana.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico viale Castro Pretorio, 105
        00185 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Phone>06-49210425</Phone>
      <Email>culturaitalia.info@beniculturali.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.culturaitalia.it/</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>11</ID>
      <Appellation>Huma-num Consortium</Appellation>
      <Description>Huma-Num is a Very Large Facility which aims to facilitate the digital turn in humanities and social sciences.

        To perform this mission, Huma-Num is built on an original organisation. It organises a collective dialogue with communities via consortia accredited by Huma-Num and provides a technological infrastructure on a national and European scale based on a vast network of partners and operators.

        Through consortia of actors in scientific communities, Huma-Num favors the coordination of the collective production of corpora of sources (scientific recommendations, technological best practices). It also provides research teams in the Human and Social sciences with a range of utilities to facilitate the processing, access, storage and interoperability of various types of digital data. This set of shared services comprises the provision of a Grid of services, a platform for the unified access to data (ISIDORE) and long-term archival facilities.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>TGIR HUMA-NUM - UMS 3598

        54 boulevard Raspail
        75006 Paris</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>TGIR HUMA-NUM
        CNRS UMS 3598

        54 boulevard Raspail

        F-75006 Paris</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>01 40 48 64 49</Phone>
      <Email>ariadneplus-suivi@listes.huma-num.fr</Email>
      <Website>http://www.huma-num.fr/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>12</ID>
      <Appellation>CENDARI Consortium</Appellation>
      <Description>Medieval Culture &amp; WWI: Throughout the project, the CENDARI project team has worked on the establishment of an Archival Directory through the identification, description and cataloguing of archival holdings and other collections of value for research within the two project pilot areas – World War I and Medieval European Culture. A total of 168 Cultural Heritage Institutions were involved and the final
        CENDARI Archive Directory contained approximately 830,000 datasets available for users.
        By the end of the project, the number of archival descriptions established manually by the team was 3,107 (2,320 for the modern period and 787 for the medieval period) and the number of cultural heritage institutions described in the Archival Directory was 1,251. An overview of the approximately 830,000 datasets harvested by CENDARI.</Description>
      <Mailing_Address>Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
        (CENDARI coordinator)
        College Green
        Dublin 2
        Ireland</Mailing_Address>
      <Email>info@cendari.eu
        emiliano.degli.innocenti@gmail.com</Email>
      <Website>uhttp://www.cendari.e</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <ID>13</ID>
      <Appellation>CNR-OVI</Appellation>
      <Description>The Italian Dictionary (OVI-Opera del Vocabolario Italiano) is an Institute of the CNR with the institutional task of compiling an historical dictionary of the Italian language. At present the researchers of the OVI are working on the first section of this dictionary, called Tesoro della Lingua Italiana delle Origini (TLIO), i.e. “Thesaurus of the oldest Italian language”.
        The present-day activity of the OVI is the continuation of a project started by the Accademia della Crusca in 1965 with funding from the CNR. This project, a new historical dictionary of Italian, was to be the heir of the glorious Vocabolario degli Accademici, but with the difference that it would not be prescriptive (i.e. proposing a model for how language should be used), but historically descriptive (i.e. offering documentation of the vocabulary of Italian in the course of its history). From the beginning, the Accademia della Crusca decided to make use of computers to manage the documentation, a method then to a large extent unknown in the lexicographical tradition.
        The principal activities are:
        • the compilation of the Tesoro della Lingua Italiana delle Origini (TLIO)
        • the development, necessary for the dictionary work, of the database of Old Italian texts
        • the development of software for lexicographical and linguistic purposes</Description>
      <Mailing_Address>CNR-OVI
        Via di Castello, 46
        50141 Firenze</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 055 452849</Phone>
      <Email>emiliano.deglinnocenti@cnr.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.ovi.cnr.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <Appellation>META-NET  Network of Excellence</Appellation>
      <Description>META-NET, a Network of Excellence consisting of 60 research centres from 34 countries,
        is dedicated to building the technological foundations of a multilingual European information society.
        META-NET is forging META, the Multilingual Europe Technology Alliance.</Description>
      <Email>monica.monachini@ilc.cnr.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.meta-share.org</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <ID>22</ID>
      <Appellation>Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information (ICCU)</Appellation>
      <Description>ICCU - the Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries (ICCU) of the Italian Ministry of cultural heritage, activities and tourism (MiBACT), manages CulturaItalia Portal the national aggregator, in which are involved cultural institutions from all sectors and levels (national, regional and local). As national aggregator it plays an important role for the development of European initiative for accessing and sharing digital cultural heritage, like Europeana.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico, viale Castro Pretorio 105 -
        00185 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico viale Castro Pretorio, 105
        00185 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>00 39 06 49210425</Phone>
      <Email>culturaitalia.info@beniculturali.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.culturaitalia.it/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>General Directorate for Archives (DGA)</Appellation>
      <Description>The General Directorate for Archives, in accordance with the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape and within the guidelines specified by the Ministry, promotes and coordinates activities related to the conservation, protection and enhancement of national archival heritage.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Direzione Generale Archivi, Via di San Michele 22 - 00153 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Via di San Michele 22, 00153 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 06 672361</Phone>
      <Email>dg-a@beniculturali.it</Email>
      <Website>dg-a@beniculturali.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities (MiBAC)</Appellation>
      <Description>The Ministry of Cultural Heritage, and Activities (MiBAC), is responsible for the valorisation of culture, and the preservation of artistic and cultural heritage</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Ministero dei beni e delle attività culturali e del turismo, Via del Collegio Romano 27 - 00186 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Via del Collegio Romano, 27 00186 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 06 6723.2980</Phone>
      <Website>http://www.beniculturali.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>La Biennale di Venezia</Appellation>
      <Description>La Biennale di Venezia was founded in 1895 and it is now one of the most famous and prestigious cultural organizations in the world. La Biennale, who stands at the forefront of research and promotion of new contemporary art trends, organizes exhibitions and research in all its specific sectors: Arts (1895), Architecture (1980), Cinema (1932), Dance (1999), Music (1930), and Theatre (1934). Its history is documented at the Historical Archives of Contemporary Arts (Asac) that recently has been completely renovated.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>La Biennale - Ca’ Giustinian, San Marco 1364/A - 30124 Venezia</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Ca’ Giustinian, San Marco 1364/A - 30124 Venezia</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 041 5218711</Phone>
      <Email>info@labiennale.org</Email>
      <Website>http://www.labiennale.org</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Marche Culture Foundation</Appellation>
      <Description>The Foundation manages the Marche Cultural Heritage system on behalf of the Marche Region. Visual works and objects of memory, audiovisual documents and oral tradition, architectural monuments.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Fondazione Marche Cultura, Via Gentile da Fabriano 9 -
        60125 Ancona (AN)</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Piazza Cavour 23 - 60121 Ancona (AN)</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 071 9951 62</Phone>
      <Email>info@fondazionemcm.it info@pec.fondazionemcm.it</Email>
      <Website>http://fondazionemcm.it/</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Marche Region</Appellation>
      <Description>Regions and local authorities promote the valorization of cultural heritage and the development of cultural activities in their own territory as a factor for civil, social and economic growth of the community.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Regione Marche, via Gentile da Fabriano, 9 - 60125 Ancona</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Regione Marche, via Gentile da Fabriano, 9 - 60125 Ancona</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 071.8061</Phone>
      <Email>regione.marche.protocollogiunta@emarche.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.regione.marche.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Senate of the Republic - Library</Appellation>
      <Description>The library's holdings amount to some 700,000 mondern and contemporary books, pamphlets and other printed documents, 80 incunabula, 2,000 editions from the 16th century, 8,000 maps, 850 manuscripts, and 2,000 autograph items. The 3,500 periodical titles (Italian and foreign, current and discontinued) and 400 newspapers (Italian and foreign, of which 90 are currently received) constitute one of the most important such collections to be found in Italy, those dating to the 19th century being especially noteworthy.
        The core holdings are Parliamentary papers (from Italy and elsewhere) and scholarly publications relating to Law, Political Sciences, History of Political Thought, and History of Journalism. They are complemented by numerous special collections, each of which boasts items of historical interest or bibliographical rarity. Of these, the most remarkable are: holdings of the Statutes of Italian Comuni and other bodies, from the late Middle Ages until modern times; complete sets of legislation passed by the independent states that made up pre-unity Italy; publications relating to local and regional Italian history; and a significant body of early texts on civil and canon law.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>La Biblioteca del Senato della Repubblica Giovanni Spadolini, Piazza della Minerva, 38 - 00186 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>La Biblioteca del Senato della Repubblica Giovanni Spadolini, Piazza della Minerva, 38 - 00186 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 06.6706.3717</Phone>
      <Email>BibliotecaMinerva@senato.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.senato.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Piemonte Region</Appellation>
      <Description>Regions and local authorities promote the valorization of cultural heritage and the development of cultural activities in their own territory as a factor for civil, social and economic growth of the community.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Direzione Regionale Cultura Turismo e Sport della Regione Piemonte, Via Bertola, 34 - Torino</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Direzione Regionale Cultura Turismo e Sport della Regione Piemonte, Via Bertola, 34 - Torino</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 011.4321564 |</Phone>
      <Email>culturaturismosport@regione.piemonte.it culturaturismosport@cert.regione.piemonte.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.regione.piemonte.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Institute for the History of the Italian Risorgimento</Appellation>
      <Description>The Institute for the History of the Italian Risorgimento has the task of promoting and facilitating the studies of the Italian history from the period of Unity and Independence of Italy until the end of the First World
        War. The Institute aims at gathering documents, publications and memorabilia, editing sources and memoirs, also by organizing scientific congresses.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Istituto per la Storia del Risorgimento italiano
        Complesso del Vittoriano - p.zza Venezia, 00186 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Istituto per la Storia del Risorgimento italiano
        Complesso del Vittoriano - p.zza Venezia, 00186 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 06 6793598</Phone>
      <Email>istituto@risorgimento.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.risorgimento.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Institute for Cultural and Natural Art of the Emilia-Romagna Region (IBC)</Appellation>
      <Description>The Institute for Cultural and Natural Art of the Emilia-Romagna Region (IBC) was born in 1974 as an instrument for regional planning and local council consultancy in the field of cultural heritage. The Institute promotes the valorisation and restoration of the historical and artistic heritage, the protection, valorisation and preservation of historical centers, by providing its advice to the Region and local authorities.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Istituto per i beni artistici culturali e naturali della Regione Emilia-Romagna , Via Galliera 21 - 40121 Bologna</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Istituto per i beni artistici culturali e naturali della Regione Emilia-Romagna , Via Galliera 21 - 40121 Bologna</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 051 5276600</Phone>
      <Email>direzioneibc@postacert.regione.emilia-romagna.it</Email>
      <Website>http://ibc.regione.emilia-romagna.it/</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Lombardia Region</Appellation>
      <Description>Regions and local authorities promote the valorization of cultural heritage and the development of cultural activities in their own territory as a factor for civil, social and economic growth of the community.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Regione Lombardia, Piazza Città di Lombardia 1 - 20124 Milano</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Regione Lombardia, Piazza Città di Lombardia 1 - 20124 Milano</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 02 3232 3325</Phone>
      <Website>http://www.regione.lombardia.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>National Institute for Graphics (ING)</Appellation>
      <Description>The Central Institute for Graphics was born from the union of "Calcografia Nazionale" of Pontifical Heritage and of the National Printing Council. Since its foundation, the Institute has been gathering an ever-increasing number of matrices, xylograph, photographs and artist videos. It also preserves prints, drawings and engravings from the library of Prince Corsini.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Istituto Centrale per la Grafica,
        via della Stamperia 6 - 00187 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Istituto Centrale per la Grafica,
        via della Stamperia 6 - 00187 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 06 699801</Phone>
      <Email>in-g.calcografica@beniculturali.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.grafica.beniculturali.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Italian Geographic Society Onlus</Appellation>
      <Description>The Italian Geographic Society is a moral entity whose object is to promote the advancement of geographic knowledge, scientific research and to develop its dissemination through the organization of conferences and study trips. It was founded on May 12, 1867 in Florence as a free association and in 1869 it was recognized as a moral entity.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Società Geografica Italiana Onlus - Palazzetto Mattei in Villa Celimontana, Via della Navicella 12 - 00184 Roma</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Società Geografica Italiana Onlus - Palazzetto Mattei in Villa Celimontana, Via della Navicella 12 - 00184 Roma</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 06 7008279</Phone>
      <Email>archiviofotografico@societageografica.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.archiviofotografico.societageografica.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Uffizi Galleries</Appellation>
      <Description>One of the most famous museums in the world, the Uffizi Gallery boasts exceptional collections of paintings and ancient sculptures. The invaluable collection of statues and busts adorning the corridors was gathered by the Medici family and is made up of Roman copies after lost Greek originals. Originally built to host the administrative offices of the Medici's government, today the Gallery is located on the last floor of the imposing building constructed between 1560 and 1580 after a design by Giorgio Vasari. In the Uffizi Galleries manages also the Department of Prints and Drawings; Uffizi Library and Digital Archives.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Gallerie degli Uffizi, Piazzale degli Uffizi 6, Firenze</Legal_Address>
      <Phone>0039 055 23885</Phone>
      <Email>ga-uff@beniculturali.it;
        mbac-ga-uff@mailcert.beniculturali.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.uffizi.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Umbria Region</Appellation>
      <Description>Regions and local authorities promote the valorization of cultural heritage and the development of cultural activities in their own territory as a factor for civil, social and economic growth of the community.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Regione Umbria, Corso Vannucci, 96 - 06121 Perugia</Legal_Address>
      <Mailing_Address>Regione Umbria, Corso Vannucci, 96 - 06121 Perugia</Mailing_Address>
      <Phone>0039 075 5043424</Phone>
      <Email>urp@regione.umbria.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.regione.umbria.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Calabria Region</Appellation>
      <Description>Regions and local authorities promote the valorization of cultural heritage and the development of cultural activities in their own territory as a factor for civil, social and economic growth of the community.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>Segretariato Regionale del MiBACT Calabria, Via Skylletion, 1 -
        88021 Roccelletta di Borgia (CZ)

        Tel.</Legal_Address>
      <Phone>0039 0961 391048
        0039 0961 391079
        0039 0961 391087</Phone>
      <Email>sr-cal@beniculturali.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.beniculturalicalabria.it</Website>
    </E40_Legal_Body>
    <PE25_RI_Consortium>
      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <Appellation>FLaReNet</Appellation>
      <Description>The Network is organised according to two main dimensions:

        in concentric circles, corresponding to the degree of involvement in the Network activities:
        the core circle, composed by the Coordinator and the Work Packages Leaders, who form the Steering Committee;
        the second circle, composed by the Network Partners appearing in the project proposal;
        the third circle, composed by the Network Institutional Members, namely other organizations that may be useful to add during the life of the Network, which should be involved on a regular basis in activities, meetings and interactions (the flexibility of the Network composition is very important to cope with issues or requirements arising during the project; some companies and institutions have already expressed their interest to be part of the Network);
        the fourth circle, composed by the Network Individual Subscribers;
        in the Working Groups corresponding to the topical Work Packages described in the Work Plan; here the relevant dimension is the topic, which is the focus of each activity.
        During the life of the Network, the Network Support Group appearing in the project proposal will be contacted for specific meetings, workshops and activities and will be able to provide feedback and advice.</Description>
      <Email>paola.baroni@ilc.cnr.it</Email>
      <Website>http://www.flarenet.eu/</Website>
    </PE25_RI_Consortium>
    <E40_Legal_Body>
      <Typology>E40 Legal Body</Typology>
      <Appellation>Instituto di Linguistica Computazionale «A. Zampolli»</Appellation>
      <Description>The Institute for Computational Linguistics “A. Zampolli” (ILC) is a centre of reference in the field of Computational Linguistics at both national and international levels. The Institute is part of the Department of Social Science and Humanities, Cultural Heritage (DSU) (link is external) of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) (link is external) and carries out research activities in strategic scientific areas of the discipline, as well as publishing activities, training and education activities and technology transfer.</Description>
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      <Description>The ARIADNEPLUS Project Consortium is a pan-European collective of research partners with Research Infrastructures from across the domains of archaeology, humanities, cultural heritage and linguistics inter alia, forming its core membership. The purpose of the consortium is to research, implement and disseminate common solutions to RI problems and cross-disciplinary access to resources.</Description>
      <Legal_Address>PIN, Servizi Didattici e scientifici per l'Università di Firenze Piazza G. Ciardi, 25, 59100 Prato (PO), Italy</Legal_Address>
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      <Phone>00 39 0574 602578</Phone>
      <Website>http://www.ariadneplus-project.eu/</Website>
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      <Typology>PE25 RI Consortium</Typology>
      <Appellation>DARIAH-IT</Appellation>
      <Description>DARIAH - IT is the Italian node of DARIAH - UE, with which it shares the main mission. DARIAH provides advanced services based on the use of ICT for researchers in the field of arts and humanities, combining technological development with education and training, promoting collaboration and joint research, communication and dissemination, sharing of experiences and tools in the field of Digital Humanities for the transmission and use of digital cultural heritage.&#xD;
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        DARIAH - IT also aims to reuse the wealth of available scientific material and develop tools for connection, while ensuring interoperability, data retention and security, in different academic settings and communities. The digital revolution has demonstrated the enormous potential of technology in transforming arts and human research sciences.&#xD;
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        DARIAH - IT provides state-of-the-art digital research tools and promotes their use by a large, multidisciplinary research community.</Description>
      <Email>emiliano.deglinnocenti@cnr.it</Email>
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