Tabea Anreiter

Resources

• Immersive AR/VR for Collaborative Heritage Exploration and Decision-Making

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  This learning resource explores how Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) can support collaboration in cultural heritage preservation and management. Learners examine how immersive technologies enable contextualised visualisation, remote interaction, and shared exploration of heritage assets. Through practical examples, the resource highlights opportunities and challenges of integrating AR and VR into heritage practices, while encouraging critical reflection on their potential to enhance interpretation, decision-making, and sustainable heritage management.

• Enabling Intelligent Services with Knowledge Graphs and AI

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  This resource explores how Knowledge Graphs and Artificial Intelligence can be combined to make complex cultural heritage information more accessible, searchable, and trustworthy. It introduces graph structures, the limitations of Large Language Models, and the ARTEMIS Artemisia Oracle pipeline for transforming unstructured documentation into ontology-aligned knowledge. It also examines vector embeddings, semantic similarity search, natural-language exploration, and the role of structured knowledge and human validation in developing intelligent services for Heritage Digital Twins.

• Complexity, Feasibility, and Validation in Digital Twin and Spatial Simulation Projects

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  Complexity is inherent in digital twin and spatial simulation projects. The ARTEMIS case studies show that it emerges through actors, data flows, technologies, and uncertainty, often becoming visible only during implementation. Successful projects make this complexity explicit, define validation criteria early, and stay aligned with the research question and user needs. This ensures that development remains not only technically functional, but also scientifically meaningful and practically valuable.