Recent ARGUS reports document how pilot-site data and sensing technologies can support preventive cultural heritage preservation.
The Pilot Existing Data Report examines the integration of historical records, environmental measurements and geospatial information across five pilot sites. It also records practical constraints involving metadata, access, connectivity and maintenance.
A companion update on deployable sensing technologies addresses the transition from monitoring concepts to integrated systems. Together, these results connect the project’s data foundations with the operational needs of heritage sites.
Pilot-site data report: official update of 4 June 2026
Deployable sensing technologies: official update of 2 June 2026
Related project: ARGUS.
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