Heritage Monitor transforms vast datasets from European research initiatives into actionable intelligence. Drawing from 176,000+ institutions, 92,000+ research projects, and 856,000+ research outputs, we let you identify experts, analyze funding patterns, collaboration networks, minority related research and (in development) research trends. This enables policy makers, researchers, and institutions to make data-driven decisions that shape the future of cultural heritage.
Online tool
Explore projects, topics, stakeholders and funding for Digital Heritage in Europe.
Funding Tracking
Visualize funding flows across institutions and projects with switchable granularity, revealing geographic patterns and institutional success rates.
- Multi-level funding viewsGeographic distribution analysis
- Temporal funding trends
Collaboration Networks
Explore collaboration patterns through co-funded projects and joint publications, revealing partnership clusters and strategic opportunities across Europe.
- Network cluster detectionPartnership strength visualization
- Collaboration gap identification
Expert Discovery (coming soon)
Discover and rank institutions based on their demonstrated expertise in specific cultural heritage topics through publication impact, project leadership, and funding success.
- Topic-specific impact scoringGeographic expertise mapping
- Evidence-based expert selection
Minority Research (coming soon)
Track research activity related to minority cultural heritage communities, identifying representation patterns and research gaps across European institutions.
- Community-specific trackingRepresentation heat maps
- Diversity gap analysis
Topic Intelligence (coming soon)
Navigate hierarchical topic structures with popularity scores and trend predictions to identify emerging or declining research areas in cultural heritage.
- Trend analysis over timePredictive modeling
- Research gap discovery
Online tool: https://heritagemonitor.org/
The heritage monitor has been developed within the Horizon Europe Project Digicher: https://pro.europeana.eu/project/digicher
