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Francesco Mele, Antonio Origlia and Antonio Sorgente (Eds.)

Proceedings of the

AI*CH 2017

The 11th workshop on

Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage

Workshop co-located with AI*IA 2017 Bari, Italy, November 14, 2017

http://smcm.isasi.cnr.it/AIxCH2017

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Copyright ©2017 for the individual papers by the papers’ authors. Copying permitted for private and academic purposes. This volume is published and copyrighted by its editors.

Editors’ addresses:

CNR-ISASINational Research Council

Institute of Applied Sciences and Intelligent Systems

Semantic Multimedia and Cognitive Multimodal Systems Lab Via Campi Flegrei, 34 - Comprensorio “A. Olivetti”, Ed. 70 80078 Pozzuoli (Naples) - Italy

[email protected] (Francesco Mele) [email protected] (Antonio Sorgente)

LUxCID LabUniversity of Naples “Federico II”

URBAN/ECO Research Center via Tarsia, 31

80135 Napoli - Italy

[email protected] (Antonio Origlia)

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Preface

This volume contains the papers presented at AI*CH 20171, the 11th Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage co-located with 16th International Conference of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence (AI*IA 20172), held in Bari, Italy, on November 14, 2017.

The research paths of Cultural Heritage (CH) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have increasingly found shared interests, leading to a fruitful fusion of these two disciplines. In fact, it requires sophisticated representation methods to formalise the intricate knowledge present in this domain, for exploring all levels of patrimonial knowledge, whether it is a work of art, an architectural artefact or a complex system like an area of the city. In this context, AI is the key discipline as it is an important promoter for the development of innovative technologies, tools and applications in most of the humanities area. In this moment, AI is providing into this domain a lot of new innovative services for documenting, managing, and visiting cultural heritage.

During the AI*CH workshop, academic and industrial results in the appli- cation of AI methods and techniques in the domain of Cultural Heritage were presented. In particular, the papers were related to the topics such as val- orization, conservation, promotion and gamification. Each proposal has been reviewed by members of the Program Committee of the Workshop, and on the basis of their recommendations 5 documents have been selected for publication and presentation at AI*CH 2017. We would like to thank all the members of the Program Committee, and all authors of accepted papers for making AI*CH 2017 possible.

December 2017 Francesco Mele, Antonio Origlia and Antonio Sorgente

1http://smcm.isasi.cnr.it/AIxCH2017/

2http://aiia2017.di.uniba.it/

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Workshop Organization

Chairs

Francesco Mele ISASI - CNR, Napoli, Italy Antonio Origlia University of Naples, Italy Antonio Sorgente ISASI - CNR, Napoli, Italy

Program Commitee

Liliana Ardissono University of Turin, Italy

Luciana Bordoni ENEA, Italy

Paolo Bravi Conservatorio “G. P. Palestrina”, Italy Antonio Calabrese ISASI-CNR, Italy

Francesco Cutugno University of Naples, Italy Cosimo Distante ISASI-CNR, Italy

Cristina Gena University of Turin, Italy Francesco Isgr`o University of Naples, Italy Tsvi Kuflik University of Haifa, Israel

Francesco Mele ISASI-CNR, Italy

Paul Mulholland Open University, UK Cataldo Musto University of Bari, Italy Antonio Origlia University of Naples, Italy Giovanni Semeraro University of Bari, Italy Antonio Sorgente ISASI-CNR, Italy Giuseppe Vettigli Centrica, UK

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Contents

Regular Papers

An Efficient Visual Search Engine for Cultural Broadcast Archives Emanuele Caimotti, Maurizio Montagnuolo and Alberto Messina . . . 1 In Codice Ratio: OCR of Handwritten Latin Documents using

Deep Convolutional Networks

Donatella Firmani, Paolo Merialdo, Elena Nieddu and Simone Scar- dapane . . . 9 A Step Toward AI Tools for Quality Control and Musicological

Analysis of Digitized Analogue Recordings: Recognition of Audio Tape Equalizations

Edoardo Micheloni, Niccol`o Pretto and Sergio Canazza . . . 17 Route of the Eleujer–a: a Design Exercise for Museum-Centric

Entertainment Systems

Antonio Origlia and Maria Laura Chiacchio . . . 25 A Framework for Creating Cultural Interactive Guides

Antonio Sorgente, Antonio Calabrese, Gianluca Coda, Paolo Vanacore and Francesco Mele . . . 33

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