DCH objects are defined through the network of interconnected relationships they have with the cultural heritage environment and their context of origin, and are linked to the possibility of realising new forms of narrative and valorisation for museums, cultural institutions and art collections.

Study and elaboration of guidelines to enable virtual technologies to overcome physical constraints and expand knowledge and narratives of DCH and (in)tangible objects by fostering citizen participation and social inclusion. Evaluations of the guidelines and prototypes will be carried out with real users to track the effectiveness and appropriateness of the solutions proposed in each pilot project and to identify strengths and weaknesses.

FAIR compliance of all data produced (including DRM and ethical issues) and cultural and scientific work to identify cultural challenges in museums and art collections and to devise innovative solutions to build new narratives, knowledge and audiences through the use of easy-to-find, accessible, interoperable and reusable data.