CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Arms Museum (DFA) Alava Spain
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Ethnographic Open Air Museum of Latvia (OAML) Riga Latvia
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Rosenborg. The Danish Royal Collection (RDC) Copenhagen Denmark
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Fine Arts museum (DFA) Alava Spain
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Historical and Ethnological Society (IEEE) Athens Greece
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Hizkia Van Kralingen (HvK). The Turtle uNLtd Netherland
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Rosenborg. The Danish Royal Collection (RDC) Copenhagen Denmark
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Arms Museum (DFA) Alava Spain
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Ethnographic Open Air Museum of Latvia (OAML) Riga Latvia
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Hizkia Van Kralingen (HvK). The Turtle uNLtd Netherland
CollectionCare monitoring system for individual Cultural Artefacts
Rosenborg. The Danish Royal Collection (RDC) Copenhagen Denmark
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EU Contribution
18
Partners
9
Countries
40
months duration
CollectionCare aims to develop an innovative preventive conservation (PC) decision support system targeting the needs of small to medium-sized museums and collections. It will integrate IoT monitoring of the environmental conditions of each cultural artefact individually at any location, whether on display or in storage, handling or transport, integrated with multi-scale modelling for the different artefact materials while complying with current PC norms and recommendations.
Recent News
Sensor validation for loan and transport of objects
Preliminary tests have been carried out to check some key aspects of the monitoring of cultural objects during transport. Special interest was focused on the problem of vibrations associated with the handling and transport of cultural objects.
CollectionCare advanced sensor validated! Great progress!
Last week part of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) team travelled to Athens to test CollectionCare’s advanced sensor node at the National Historical Museum (IEEE).
CollectionCare with 2030 Agenda
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda is a global challenge!
CollectionCare’s objectives are aligned with SDGs 7, 9 and 11: energy-saving systems for more durable and sustainable technology; an affordable access to information and communication technologies; a system for the protection and safeguarding of cultural heritage.
First test of the CollectionCare advanced sensor at The Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia
In July, an advanced sensor node was installed at The Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia (OAML). This wireless sensor uses Sigfox technology, so just switch it on and it starts collecting and transferring environmental data in real time to the cloud without the need for additional infrastructure
CollectionCare in the News! La salvaguardia delle operre d’arte nei medi e piccoli musei
In Europe (and in particular in Italy) there are thousands of small and medium-sized museums which preserve artistic artefacts of great value.
Newsletter #04
Issue 4 of the CollectionCare Newsletter is out!!
This newsletter is an overview of the progress the CollectionCare Project is making in creating an affordable, compact and versatile monitoring system for the Preventive Conservation of Cultural Artefacts.
