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 CLOSED. Video presentation now available (members only).

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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 CLOSED. Video presentation now available (members only).

 

The use of AI and Machine Learning tools to enrich metadata and recreate life-courses at the Danish National Archives

Speakers: Jakob Leander Humlegaard & Tobias Kallehauge, Danish National Archives

Date: 9 April Time: 13:00–14:00 CET

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