A digital platform for the centralization and long-term preservation of multidisciplinary scientific data belonging to the Notre Dame de Paris scientific action

•An innovative digital platform supports the multidisciplinary study of Notre Dame Cathedral's by centralizing and sharing scientific data.•A digital dataset that encapsulates collaborative heritage science efforts in line with FAIR principles.•An integrated process from on-site data collection...

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Published in:	Journal of cultural heritage Vol. 65; pp. 210 - 220
Main Authors:	Néroulidis, Ariane, Pouyet, Thomas, Tournon, Sarah, Rousset, Miled, Callieri, Marco, Manuel, Adeline, Abergel, Violette, Malavergne, Olivier, Cao, Isabelle, Roussel, Roxane, Granier, Xavier, Rodier, Xavier, De Luca, Livio
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Masson SAS 01-01-2024 Elsevier
Series:	SI: Notre-Dame de Paris
Subjects:	Architecture, space management Collaborative studies Computational modelling Digital platform Digitisation Heritage science Humanities and Social Sciences Information systems Library and information sciences Digitisation Heritage science Collaborative studies Computational modelling Digital platform Information systems computational modelling heritage science digital platform information systems collaborative studies digitisation
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Summary:	•An innovative digital platform supports the multidisciplinary study of Notre Dame Cathedral's by centralizing and sharing scientific data.•A digital dataset that encapsulates collaborative heritage science efforts in line with FAIR principles.•An integrated process from on-site data collection to long-term semantic data preservation.•A dedicated suite of digital tools for data curation, analysis and semantic enrichment.•Detailed workflows of digital documentation and multidisciplinary data harmonization. This article explores the design, development and deployment of a digital platform for scholarly work at Notre Dame Cathedral and demonstrates the transformative impact of digital technology on heritage disciplines. By merging technology and human expertise, the platform facilitates the creation, integration, sharing, and analysis of extensive scientific data on the multidisciplinary post-fire study of the cathedral. This multi-layered approach includes community building for collaborative efforts, digital tools tailored to different stakeholders, data structuring approaches for managing multidimensional features, and experience-based workflows for documenting, categorising and semantically enriching scientific and restoration data. The overall goal is to introduce an integrated solution for collaborative studies and to promote a digital memory of the collective initiative in accordance with the principles of FAIR for scientific heritage data. This initiative not only supports the research and restoration of Notre Dame, but also serves as a paradigm for future conservation and documentation efforts in the field of cultural heritage.
ISSN:	1296-2074 1778-3674
DOI:	10.1016/j.culher.2023.09.016