1. Project overview objectives, work plan, milestones and deliverables Mark Stevenson, University of Sheffield Kate Fernie, MDR Partners PATHS Final Project Review, 12 th March 2014, Luxembourg, UK.

2. STREP funded under FP7 programme 36 months –1 st January 2011 to 31 st December 2013 Budget – 3,199,299 euros in total –2,300,000 euros EU grant Consortium –6 partners in 5 countries Alinari left project in November 2012 Basic Facts

3. Two universities: Two technology enterprises: One cultural heritage enterprise: Consortium

4. Vast amounts of Cultural Heritage information available online but can be difficult to access PATHS developed a guide through digital library collections –Supports exploration and discovery –Assist in interpretation –Offers recommendations Project Vision

5. Project Objectives Analysis of user requirements for access to Cultural Heritage collections Implementation of a system for navigating Cultural Heritage resources –Organisation and enrichment of Cultural Heritage content for use within a navigation system –Investigate recommendation and personalisation for Cultural Heritage content –Porting the navigation system for use on mobile devices Evaluation with user groups and in field trials

6. Third Year Highlights Second version of PATHS prototype system Map-based visualisation Automatically generated hierarchies Recommendations More flexible path structure

7. Third Year Highlights Lord Kitchener“Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” T. S. Eliot

8. Third Year Highlights iPad application –Cross-device portability using PATHS API Evaluation complete Focus groups, lab trials and field trials 123 participants in 3 countries

9. Third Year Highlights Dissemination –SUEDL workshop at TPDL –*SEM typed similarity task –14 papers in 2014 –Cross-project collaboration Enrich workshop with Cultura –EDMPaths Exploitation –Market study and exploitation plan

10. Iterative system development in two cycles with prototypes of the PATHS system due at –Month 16 –Month 28 Development cycles

11. User requirements ImplementationEvaluation Month 6 Month 16 Month 21 First cycle

12. User requirements ImplementationEvaluation Month 24 Month 28 Month 36 Second cycle

13. Work packages WPTitleStart month End month Person months Type 1User requirements and functional specifications 13032.5RTD 2Content processing and enrichment 13083RTD 3System architecture and system integration 13052RTD 4User interaction and interface design 73663RTD 5Evaluation and field trials1036 RTD 6Dissemination and exploitation planning 13634.5Other 7Project coordination13615MGT 8Technical management13618RTD

14. User requirements Functional specs Architecture & specifications Implementation of prototypes WP2 Content collection and analysis User interface design etc Evaluation of prototypes and field trials WP1 WP5 WP3 WP4 WP7 Project management WP6 Dissemination and Exploitation Evaluation methodology

15. Year 1 = first stage of the research cycle –Gathering user requirements –Collecting, analysing representing content –Designing the system architecture and user interfaces Year 2 = first prototyping cycle –Implementing the system architecture, building the component web services and user interface –Loading the content –User evaluation of the first prototype Year 3 = second prototyping cycle –Responding to feedback in implementation of the second prototype, loading content, enhancing the user interface –Building the mobile application and recommender system –User evaluation and field trials –Market study and exploitation planning PATHS: research cycle

16. Project timeline

17. Deliverables in year 3 No.TitleleadType D3.3Second Prototype and documentation AvinetDPU D5.2Evaluation of Second PrototypeUSFDRPU D4.3Additional applicationsiSieveRPU D5.3Results of Field trialsMDRRPU D6.4Exploitation planAvinetRPU D8.1Final public reportMDRRPU

18. Project milestones MSNameWPsNoteDelivery date 1 Completion of stage 1 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 Includes analysis of user needs of the prototype and tools that contribute to the first prototype. 12 2 Completion of stage 2 AllIncludes analysis of first prototype and tools that contribute to the second prototype. 24 3 Completion of project AllRepresents the completion of the project and will deliver applications suitable for various platforms and evaluations of these applications. 36 Prototypes due Month 16 Month 28

19. Thanks for your attention! m.stevenson@dcs.shef.ac.uk kate.fernie@mdrpartners.com

20. Agenda 9.10-9.50Overview of project and progress in the third year, Mark Stevenson (USFD) 9.50-10.10WP1: User requirements and functional specifications, Kostas Chandrinos, i-sieve 10.10-10.30WP2 Content processing and enrichment, Eneko Agirre, UPV/EHU 10.45-11.05WP3: System architecture and integration, Runar Bergheim, Avinet 11.05-11.40WP4: User Interaction and interface design, Paul Clough, USFD 11.40-12.00Demonstration of second PATHS prototype, Paul Clough, USFD 12.00-12.15Demonstration of PATHS iPad app, George Chrysochoidis, iSieve 13.15-13.50WP5: Evaluation and Field Trials, Jillian Griffiths, MDR 13.50-14.25WP6: Dissemination and exploitation, Kate Fernie, MDR and Runar Bergheim, Avinet 14.25-15.00WP7 and 8: Administrative issues, MDR/USFD