EMILiA: Making Email Archives Accessible through Intelligent Entity Recognition and Automated Anonymization

Speaker: Nico Beyer, Freie Universität Berlin / Archives of the Max Planck Society

Date: 17 February Time: 13:00–14:00 CET.

Short introduction: This webinar introduces EMILiA, a toolbox that helps archives make historically and legally relevant email collections accessible with the help of AI. The webinar focuses on context-sensitive entity recognition, automated metadata enrichment, and semi-automated anonymisation that enable legally compliant access to email archives. It will also demonstrate how AI can support appraisal, analysis, and the long-term preservation of complex email records in practice.

Registration for the webinar is OPEN.

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eArchiving 3D models: an end-to-end preservation solution for Digital Cultural Heritage (DCH) 

Speakers: Janet Anderson, Highbury R&D; Sven Schlarb, Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT); Stephen Mackey, Penwern

Date: 3 March Time: 13:00–14:00 CET

Short introduction: This webinar presents an end-to-end eArchiving solution for the long-term preservation of and access to 3D models as part of our Digital Cultural Heritage (DCH). It starts by covering the necessary groundwork to be carried out, leaning heavily on a key comprehensive report by Prisma colleagues https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/library/report-long-term-preservation-3d-data-cultural-heritage. It then introduces recent work on standards, including the E-ARK Content Information Type Specifications (CITS) for 3D product models and cultural heritage objects, developed within the eArchiving Initiative in close collaboration with the DCH community. The webinar concludes with a practical demonstration showing how 3D models can be archived, managed, and rendered using the eArchiving Reference Implementation (earkweb) and other tools, illustrating a complete preservation workflow in practice.

Registration for the webinar is OPEN.

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