The Creative Use of Culture in the Smart City: Use Cases

The Creative Use of Culture in the Smart City

Europeana for Smart Cities15 October 2015

Dr. Dirk Petrat

Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg

eCulture in the Smart City Concept

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eGovernment

digital transport / mobility

digital work

digital environment/energy

digital healthcare

digital culture


Hamburgs eCulture Agenda 2020

Senate of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg (2012):

„All citizens are to have digital access to our

city‘s cultural heritage“

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Key Aims of the eCulture Agenda 2020

The Ministry of Culture supports cultural institutions

• in developing and harnessing digital resources to enter

the digital world

• to network in digitization to achieve more relevance and

impact

• to supplement Hamburg‘s concepts for improving

integration and education

• to create barrier free services

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Relevant Areas of the eCulture Agenda 2020

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• Museums

• Theatres

• Art

• Urban Heritage Conservation

• Music

• Libraries

• Creative Industries

• State Archive

• Moving Images

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eCulture Benchmark (1)

http://www.britishmuseum.org/6



http://www.berliner-philharmoniker.de/

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http://www.operadeparis.fr/

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http://www.digitaltheatre.com/

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Institution websites

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The Regional eCulture Challenge:Quantity (1)

non-public dataaggregators (public)

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The Regional eCulture Challenge:Quantity (2)

New solutions are required to make digital cultural content accessible with reasonable effort

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The Regional eCulture Challenge: Quality

inform experience share connect keep

culture

user requirements

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The Hamburg Approach: eCulture Cloud

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„eCulture Service PPP“

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eCulture Implementation: Kulturpunkte (1)

• Mobile cultural city guide for Hamburg

• Register and map of 400 points of cultural interest: cultural institutions, art in public areas,

architectural monuments

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eCulture Implementation: eFoto (2)

• Online image archive of cultural

heritage

• Use of social media and user

generated content to involve

citizens and their knowledge

• Based on concepts of digital

humanities

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eCulture in Hamburg School Classes (3)

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• Digital access to 1100 masterpieces of the Uffizi Gallery and the Vasari Corridor through an interactice whiteboard

• Very high resolution (images have a size between 40 Megapixel and 10 GigaPixel)

• exploring masterpieces by artist name, title, timeline and themes instead of „only“ passive regarding


European eCulture Cloud Perspective

CERTOcloud-of-clouds

Creative industry

Citizens

Cultural institutions

Educational institutions

Researchers

Tourism industry

London

FlorenceHamburg

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The Creative Use of Culture in the Smart City

Dr. Dirk Petrat Director-General for Central ServicesMinistry of Culture, [email protected]

Thank you very much for your interest

For further contact:

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