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
5,759,193.13
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
WP2 Technical Meeting in Valencia
The meeting was devoted to agree on the materials to be tested and to define the analysis needed. During the two days the researchers also discussed about the scenarios to be tested and their relationship with actual conditions for potential damage.
Technical Meeting in Rome
On January 23rd and 24th, the CollectionCare Technical Meeting took place in Rome. The meeting was hosted in Aula Pasquini, one of the most prestigious historic room of Sapienza University of Rome (URO1). The meeting was organized by URO1 with the participation of...
CollectionCare wishes you a happy 2020
2019 is over and we want to share with everyone a summary of this first year of CollectionCare. CollectionCare members wish you a great beginning of 2020, full of new adventures and projects. Thank you for following us and sharing the enthusiasm for this motivating...
CollectionCare partners met in Eindhoven to discuss about Degradation Models
Last December 2nd, TU/e hosted a WP2 interim Technical Meeting where the different partners presented the latest results on experimental work carried out on canvas paintings, wooden art objects, metal art objects and paper artworks. On December 3rd, TU/e, KADK, JPI...
Artworks selection process for the CollectionCare project
One of the first tasks in the project was to select artworks that will be monitored and condition checked throughout the project. During June and July 2019, Matteo Rossi-Doria (Conservazione Beni Culturali Soc. Coop., CBC, Italy) visited the Chronological Collection…
Newsletter #01
The CollectionCare Newsletter has been launched! Newsletter #01
Welcome to the CollectionCare Newsletter! This newsletter brings you the latest news on conservation and preservation of Culture Heritage, events, publications etc. and updates from the CollectionCare project.
