03066nas a2200565   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003260000800044653002400052653001600076653002000092653002300112653002500135653003400160653002400194653002500218653001900243653001700262653002400279653002200303653001400325653002400339653003300363653002800396653002400424653002200448100002500470700002600495700002400521700002500545700002200570700002300592700001600615700002500631700002000656700002300676700002900699700002000728700001900748700001800767700002100785700002600806245012100832856015100953300000901104490000701113520136001120022002002480       2018                            d  cdec10aCultural difference10aData mining10aElectronic mail10aFeature extraction10aGlobal communication10aIntangible cultural heritages10aIntelligent systems10aKnowledge management10aModal analysis10aMulti sensor10aMultimodal analysis10aSemantic analysis10aSemantics10aTechnology transfer10aIntangible cultural heritage10amulti-sensor technology10amultimodal analysis10aSemantic analysis1 aKosmas Dimitropoulos1 aFilareti Tsalakanidou1 aSpiros Nikolopoulos1 aIoannis Kompatsiaris1 aNikos Grammalidis1 aSotiris Manitsaris1 aBruce Denby1 aLise Crevier-Buchman1 aStephane Dupont1 aVasileios Charisis1 aLeontios Hadjileontiadis1 aFrancesca Pozzi1 aMarius Cotescu1 aSelami Ciftci1 aAnastasios Katos1 aAthanasios Manitsaris00aA Multimodal Approach for the Safeguarding and Transmission of Intangible Cultural Heritage: The Case of i-Treasures  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85041168590&doi=10.1109%2fMIS.2018.111144858&partnerID=40&md5=8b72e6c0abd4c7ce8070417caccf6c0a  a3-160 v333 aIntangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) creations include, amongst other, music, dance, singing, theatre, human skills, and craftsmanship. These cultural expressions are usually transmitted orally and/or using gestures and are modified over a period of time, through a process of collective recreation. As the world becomes more interconnected and many different cultures come into contact, local communities run the risk of losing important elements of their ICH, while young people find it difficult to maintain the connection with the cultural heritage treasured by their elders. In this paper, we present a novel holistic approach for the safeguarding and transmission of ICH that goes beyond the mere digitization of ICH content. Based on multisensory technology for the capturing of ICH, the proposed approach enables the generation of completely novel cultural content. High-level semantics are extracted from the acquired data, enabling researchers to identify possible implicit or hidden correlations between different ICH expressions or interpretation styles and study the evolution of a specific ICH. These data, coupled with other cultural resources, are accessible through the i-Treasures Web-platform, which provides the means for supporting knowledge exchange between researchers as well as know-how transmission from ICH bearers to apprentices.  a15411672 (ISSN)