The project develops a distributed platform that enables users to contribute photographs for monitoring cultural heritage sites, which are then analyzed by artificial intelligence tools to support management decisions. It addresses the complex challenges of monitoring, managing, and governing widespread cultural assets, often fragmented across large territories, by fostering active participation of local communities. Focusing on tangible heritage along the Via Appia in Campania, it seeks to raise awareness of its value while testing scalable and replicable management models.
Citizens and stakeholders are engaged in participatory monitoring, data collection, and decision-making processes. The initiative combines research, industrial development, and experimentation, integrating enabling technologies, gamification, augmented reality, and a token-based reward system CROMO-points to enhance knowledge, encourage active involvement, and promote sustainable governance strategies.