CUSTOMIZED GAMES AND ROUTES FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE

沿着旅游业，文化及创意产业受疫情影响最大。今天，所有的CCI都需要系统或管理工具来使它们更具弹性。因此，CULTURATI旨在通过使用数字解决方案和尖端技术，建立一个具有游客和容量管理的包容性文化教育生态系统，以（1）加强和支持CCI与公民之间的合作，以促进欧洲的文化，价值观和利益，（2）提高对文化遗产和艺术的可访问性，意识和理解，（3）通过防止过度拥挤导致的恶化来保护文化遗产，并维持宝贵的资源（4）通过优化场地或基于现场的CCI的人数，通过定制游戏和路线来改善观众体验，确保在流行病发生时他们之间的社交距离。CULTURATI是一个全球内容平台，使CCI、创意专业人士和公民能够共同为欧洲各地的文化遗产和艺术创作内容。因此，CULTURATI在其数据库中管理内容，并在其算法的帮助下提供定制信息。因此，CULTURATI项目的主要目标是利用物联网、云和移动的技术、传感器（人员计数器）和人工智能为其生态系统设计、开发、评估和验证主流技术。我们以用户为中心的设计方法将用户需求置于中心位置，通过在欧洲的五个试点网站积极参与，以验证CULTURATI，并增加与更广泛受众的互动。因此，我们的跨学科联盟涉及计算机科学家，CCI，来自各个学科的学术界，包括社会科学，中小企业，公共当局和非营利组织。

Along with the tourism industry, cultural and creative industries (CCIs) are most affected by the pandemic. All CCIs need systems or management tools to make them more resilient today. Thus, CULTURATI aims to build an inclusive cultural-educational ecosystem with visitor and capacity management by using digital solutions and cutting-edge technologies to (1) enhance and support collaboration between CCIs, and citizens to promote Europe’s culture, values, and interests, (2) increase accessibility, awareness, and understanding of cultural heritage and arts, (3) preserve cultural heritage by preventing deterioration due to overcrowding and sustain valuable resources (4) enhance the audience experience through customized games, and routes by optimizing the number of people on the venue or sitebased CCIs, ensuring social distancing between them in case of a pandemic. CULTURATI is a global content platform that enables CCIs, creative professionals, and citizensto create content collectively for cultural heritage and arts across Europe. Consequently, CULTURATI curates content in its database and delivers customized information with the help of its algorithm. Therefore, the principal objective of the CULTURATI project is to design, develop, evaluate and validate mainstream technologies for its ecosystem utilizing the Internet of Things, cloud and mobile technologies, sensors (people counters), and Artificial Intelligence. Our user-centered design methodology situates user needs at the center by actively involving them in five pilot sites across Europe to validate CULTURATI, as well as increase engagement with broader audiences. Accordingly, our interdisciplinary consortium involves computer scientists, CCIs, academia from various disciplines, including social sciences, SMEs, public authorities, and non-profit