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This paper documents the practical implementation of the Heritage Digital Twin Ontology (HDTO) as a feasibility of the FinFAIR project, which is buillding on results of OpenMusE and provides an exploitation pathway for it. It demonstrates how cultural heritage data can be modelled as interoperable digital twins.
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| English | A Feasibility Study With Two Datasets on the Application of the Early Stage HDTO Ontology in Practice |
This paper documents the practical implementation of the Heritage Digital Twin Ontology (HDTO) as a feasibility of the FinFAIR project, which is buillding on results of OpenMusE and provides an exploitation pathway for it. It demonstrates how cultural heritage data can be modelled as interoperable digital twins. |
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A Feasibility Study With Two Datasets on the Application of the Early Stage HDTO Ontology in Practice (English)
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Heritage Digital Twins in Practice: A Finno-Ugric Case Study of Music, Garments, and Architecture (English)
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