ATRIUM
Horizon Europe project bridging the ARIADNE, DARIAH, CLARIN and OPERAS infrastructures. Émilie leads the demonstrators work at the Archaeology Data Service.
- Role: Research Associate, Archaeology Data Service
- Project: ATRIUM, Advancing Frontier Research in the Arts and Humanities, funded by the European Commission, 2024–2027
ATRIUM connects four European research infrastructures, ARIADNE for archaeology, DARIAH and CLARIN for the humanities and language technologies, and OPERAS for open scholarly communication, so that researchers can move data and methods between them. The Archaeology Data Service builds demonstrators that show these connections working on real research questions. Émilie’s work focuses on place-based linking and visualisation of multidisciplinary research data, and on reusable, replicable digital workflows for archaeology.
Personal outputs
- ATRIUM Interim Report on Demonstrators, 2025 (lead author).
- Place-based Linking and Visualisation of Multidisciplinary Research Data: Demonstrators from the ATRIUM Project, 2026.
- Pagé-Perron and Richards, Advanced Digital Workflows for Archaeology, The Archaeologist 127, 2026.
- Panel Reusable Digital Research Workflows for Archaeology, CAA, Athens, May 2025; poster Go with the (Work)flow!, DH Benelux, Amsterdam, June 2025; session Towards Adaptation: Environmental Sustainability in Archaeological Workflows, TAG, York, December 2025 (all with Anne Baillot and others).
- The ARIADNE Portal at the Heart of the ATRIUM Project. DaSCHCon, Bern, October 2024 (with Julian Richards and Anne Baillot).