ARGUS

ARGUS (Non-destructive, scalable, smart monitoring of remote cultural treasures) is a 3-year project funded under the European research and innovation program Horizon Europe (the EU Framework Program for Research and Innovation), call Horizon-CL-2-2023-HERITAGE-01-01, which promotes the development of advanced technologies for the remote monitoring of monuments and artworks. The project's objective is to develop intelligent, scalable, and non-destructive systems for the monitoring of remote cultural heritage. ARGUS builds upon the current challenges in monitoring remote built heritage assets and the existing knowledge on preventive preservation. The project envisions the development of digital twin models supported by an advanced digitization strategy, portable measurement systems for non-destructive monitoring, AI-enabled methods for modeling and identifying risk factors and their impact, and AI-based decision support methods for the preventive preservation of built heritage.

Within the project, CCR contributes to developing and testing the project results in the case study of the Precettoria di Sant'Antonio di Ranverso (Turin, Italy).