ARGUS published an update on its scalable monitoring framework for remote and vulnerable cultural heritage sites, combining satellite imagery, aerial photography, thematic datasets and on-site sensor measurements.
The work supports the development of a harmonised data foundation for ARGUS digital twins and AI-enabled decision-support tools.
Source: https://www.argus-project.eu/news/remote-sensing-and-site-data-collection
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