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We are delighted to share some news for the TRIQUETRA project. Recently, our endeavors have been featured in the “Driving a Green, Digital & Innovative European Cultural Heritage” booklet, a comprehensive publication that celebrates and showcases initiatives in the cultural sector. Exploring the Booklet: “Driving a Green, Digital & Innovative European Cultural Heritage” The recently […]

The TRIQUETRA project recently marked a significant milestone with the successful completion of our second plenary held in Munich. On December 7, esteemed partners from diverse backgrounds convened for an enriching and impactful gathering, with some partners participating online and others joining us in person, fostering a dynamic environment for collaboration. Moreover on December 8

On December 1st, within the venerable Byzantine Museum, Triquetra participates in a significant event which Geosystems Hellas, a pivotal partner in the project, organized. This event marked the inaugural assembly of the Green Cluster on Cultural Heritage—a collective effort aimed at mitigating the perilous impact of climate change on cultural monuments. Comprising five distinct projects—Thetida,

We are excited to announce that TRIQUETRA Project has been featured in a recent article published by The Art Newspaper. The article highlights the accomplishments and impact of our project in assessing and mitigating Climate Change risks and natural hazards threatening cultural heritage. Additionally, Professor Charalampos Ioannidis and Salvatore Martino, two renowned experts in the

The NTUA team was given the opportunity to participate at the kick-off meeting of the sister project THETIDA, which took place on June 30th in Athens, Vouliagmeni. Dr. Stela Verykokou gave a presentation regarding the TRIQUETRA project, focusing on the priorities, the main concept, the key research activities, some details on the DSS and knowledge

Under the framework of TRIQUETRA Project, Sapienza University, Geosystems Hellas, The Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities, the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and Geosystems Hellas, collaborate to conduct fieldwork. Together, these esteemed institutions have set out to explore the wonders of Epidaurus, Kalapodi, and the ancient Temple of Apollo, embarking on a remarkable journey into

FPCUP Summer School 2023, organized by the German Aerospace Center (DLR) Earth Observation Center (EOC) and German Remote Sensing Data Center (DFD), kicked off with great enthusiasm in the first week of July at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in Oberpfaffenhofen. In the context of summers school presentations, the Triquetra objectives and goals were presented

On June 27, members of the TRIQUERTA consortium from the Uniwersytet Im. Adama Mickiewicza W Poznaniu, led by professor Włodzimierz Rączkowski, visited the coordinating team at the National Technical University of Athens. A welcome meeting was organized by the School of Rural, Surveying and Geoinformatics Engineering (SRSE) and the School of Civil Engineering (SCE) and

The highly anticipated plenary of the TRIQUETRA project was successfully concluded on Monday 19th of June through a telecommunication platform. The event served as a milestone for the project, as participants presented the progress made in all project tasks and collectively programmed the next steps towards achieving the project’s ambitious goals. TRIQUETRA, a collaborative venture

DLR’s TRIQUETRA project took center stage, captivating the audience with its groundbreaking approach to underwater archaeology at German UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Day. The event took place on April 6, 2023, at Roseninsel a TRIQUETRA project pilot case, and the visitors had the chance to see the poster of the project as well as project’s