Archeologia e open data. Stato dell’arte e proposte sulla pubblicazione dei dati archeologici

Mirella Serlorenzi, Ilaria Jovine, Valeria Boi, Milena Stacca

«Archeologia e Calcolatori» 2013, Supplemento 4, 60-78

Abstract

This article is based on the SITAR project experience, which was conducted by the Special Superintendency for Archaeology in Rome. In compliance with recent legislative developments about the open data of the Public Sector, the overall goal of the SITAR project is to propose a way to publish the archaeological data on the web, combining the protection of intellectual property rights and the necessity of sharing of information. Some archaeological data, indeed, must be considered as public data and must be shared with licenses that allow their use for research and learning, as well as the development of preventive archaeology. This paper presents a summary of the topics related to the dissemination of archaeological data, with special attention to unpublished data and to the rights related to their publication, in relation with both the protection of intellectual property rights of field archaeologists and scientific directors and the use of proper licenses.

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