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Identify authoritative data and research assumptions
RHUDE works where archaeology, cultural heritage, spatial data and public interpretation meet. The aim is not only to visualise the past, but to connect evidence, provenance, uncertainty and interpretation to interfaces people can actually use.
Heritage projects often separate research data from the public experience. That creates beautiful outputs that are difficult to update, verify or connect back to the evidence. RHUDE designs the data and experience layers together.
Identify authoritative data and research assumptions
Model how evidence, interpretation and uncertainty relate
Design public interfaces without losing provenance
Test with researchers and intended audiences
WebXR, AR, spatial data and provenance-aware immersive archaeology with University of Oulu.
Coming soonVideomapping and interactive cartography for Neolithic heritage interpretation.
View project ↗Yes. A core design goal can be to derive public-facing content from authoritative structured data rather than maintaining disconnected copies.
RHUDE can design around FAIR principles and interoperable approaches such as linked data, IIIF and heritage-oriented semantic models where they add real value.
Yes. A shared spatial and content layer can support multiple interfaces, provided coordinate systems, assets and metadata are structured consistently.
RHUDE is most useful early, when creative, technical and operational decisions still have room to align.
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