Virtualisation and Multimodal Exploration of Heritage on Nazi Persecution

HORIZON.2.2HORIZON-RIAID: 101061016
EC Contribution
€39,754
Consortium Size
11 orgs
Summary

Heritage related to Nazi Persecution (HNP) appears in various forms such as diaries, letters and testimonies that capture memories of eyewitnesses, or registers like death records, deportation statistics and historical photographs that provide important contextual information to these memories. MEMORISE will create a framework to preserve and enhance HNP by virtualising and linking multimodal HNP data resources and by developing and offering novel digital technologies to the general public for accessing, exploring and engaging with HNP. The heart of MEMORISE will be an HNP infrastructure to assist consortial and associated memorial sites and archives in processing 80,000+ HNP content items to make them persistently accessible to the public. We will develop a suite of digital tools for presenting, narrating and engaging with HNP data including a web-based HNP platform for unguided exploration, an HNP reader to support comparative readings as well as three on-site and virtual learning interfaces to support general public users in interacting with HNP in new ways. To generate individualised experiences for these interfaces, MEMORISE will develop a user model and an AI engine for individualised content based on user behavior and preferences. Semi-automated AI-based services will be a major component of our data processing pipeline to feed Dutch, English and German HNP materials into the HNP infrastructure. We will develop an educational concept to evaluate the benefits and limitations of our user interfaces for learning on and engaging with HNP in on-site and virtual visits, especially in times of a pandemic with relevance for a large array of adjacent memorial sites and creative industries. Our social media concept will target engaging digital native generations to explore HNP. To exploit our results, we will develop an intersectional toolkit including best-practices to accelerate the use of digital tools in cultural heritage and adjacent cultural industries.

Consortium (11)

Project Results (25)

Source: CORDIS, the EU research results database.

Publications (20)
A Survey on Storytelling Techniques for Heritage on Nazi Persecution
Proceedings of the 19th International Joint Conference on Computer Vision, Imaging and Computer Graphics Theory and Applications· 2024DOI
Niek Meffert, Camilla Østergaard, Stefan Jänicke, Richard Khulusi, Esther Rachow, Nicklas Andersen
Developing the Bernburg 3D Model for the Digital Transformation of Euthanasia Education
Digital Humanities 2024: Book of Abstracts· 2024DOI
Østergaard, Camilla Vang; Rachow, Esther; Gebauer, Judith; Jänicke, Stefan
Evaluation of Strategies for 3D Model Content Delivery in the MEMORISE Project
· 2024
Martin Ladegaard Hansen
Exploratory Analysis of the Applicability of Formalised Knowledge to Personal Experience Narration
Data Science—Analytics and Applications ISBN: 9783031421709· 2024DOI
Victor Mireles; Stephanie Billib; Artem Revenko; Stefan Jänicke; Frank Uiterwaal; Pavel Pecina
Extracting and visualizing relationships between visual and textual memories of Nazi persecution
· 2024
Johanne Kirkmand
Horizon Results Booster, Policy Brief: Promoting Inclusive Innovation in Digital Technologies for Digital Heritage
· 2024DOI
De Majo, C., Cerato, I., Davies, R., Eckford-Soper, L., Fiore, M., Kagkelidou, M., Olson, N., Pescarin, S., Pidhaina, K., Szteinsznaider, C., Williams, A.
Memorise - A virtual museum
· 2024
Alstrup, Gunnhild; Nissen, Kasper
MEMORISE: An Infrastructure to Preserve Memories on Nazi Persecution
Digital Humanities 2024: Book of Abstracts· 2024DOI
Jänicke, Stefan; Khulusi, Richard; Ebbrecht-Hartmann, Tobias
Memorise: New digital approaches for Nazi persecution storytelling
Open Access Government· 2024DOI
Stefan Jänicke
Memorise: Pipeline for processing and visualizing letters
· 2024
Kim Nellemann Lund
Similarity-Based Cluster Merging for Semantic Change Modeling
Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Computational Approaches to Historical Language Change· 2024DOI
Christopher Brückner, Leixin Zhang, Pavel Pecina
Uncovering Connections in Prisoner Artwork
· 2024
Christoffersen, Thea; Tidemand Jensen, Annika
Using Prisoner Artworks in 3D as an innovative multimodal entry point to engaging with Heritage of Nazi Persecution
· 2024DOI
Hall, Chris; Stiassny, Noga; Grebe, Anja; López Carral, Héctor; Kortholt, Bas; Jänicke, Stefan
Visual Analytics System for Vocabulary and Taxonomy Management in Memorise
· 2024
Lukas Novorolnik
Visualization-Based Storytelling in Holocaust Education: The Integration of Testimonies, Art, and Technology
· 2024
Kusnick, Jakob
Learning From Jewish Testimonials Through Interactive Visualizations
· 2023
Takagi, Danielle Roed
Preserving Memories of Holocaust Survivors: An Interactive Dashboard for the “Memories” Project
· 2023
Schmidt, Christian Fræhr
Towards Building an Infrastructure to Keeping Alive and Conveying the Memories of Victims of Nazi Persecution
· 2023DOI
Jänicke, Stefan
Virtualization and Multimodal Exploration of Bernburg Euthanasia center
· 2023
Østergaard, Camilla Vang; Volder, Mark
Visual Storytelling of Heritage related to Sinti & Roma Persecution in the Netherlands
Nima Yusuf Mohamed
Deliverables (4)
Other Results (1)
Periodic Reporting for period 2 - MEMORISE (Virtualisation and Multimodal Exploration of Heritage on Nazi Persecution)