Il Geoportale Nazionale per l’Archeologia. Presentato il 26 gennaio 2024 un bilancio del progetto a sei mesi dalla pubblicazione
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GNA, open dataAbstract
On 26 January 2024, the conference room of the Library of Arts of the monumental complex of San Michele, in Rome, hosted a conference dedicated to the National Geoportal for Archeology (GNA), six months after its online publication. The portal was created by the Central Institute for Archeology (ICA) as a point of collection and sharing of data resulting from all archaeological investigations conducted in Italy, and it is freely accessible online at the address https://gna.cultura .gov.it/.
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2024-07-19
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Boi, V. (2024). Il Geoportale Nazionale per l’Archeologia. Presentato il 26 gennaio 2024 un bilancio del progetto a sei mesi dalla pubblicazione. DigItalia, 19(1), 215–219. Retrieved from https://digitalia.cultura.gov.it/article/view/3059
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