Territorial data
Municipality records and coats of arms come from the repository linked to infocomuni.eu / OpenDataSicilia; administrative boundaries come from local GeoJSON files.
Transparency and respect
Every geographical record and linguistic memory must be traceable to its territory, source and contributor.
Municipality records and coats of arms come from the repository linked to infocomuni.eu / OpenDataSicilia; administrative boundaries come from local GeoJSON files.
The map base is provided by OpenStreetMap, with attribution displayed on the map.
Every contribution will retain its municipality, Guardian, source, date, any recording and validation status.
Open publication will be accompanied by attribution, personal-data protection and clear reuse rules.
Heritage governance
Transparency does not mean publishing everything without rules: it means making provenance, consent, status and conditions of use understandable.
Municipality, source, contributor and context must remain distinguishable.
Audio, attribution and personal data follow explicit choices and verifiable rules.
A proposal, content under review and a validated entry are not treated as equivalent.
Reuse conditions must protect communities, attribution and the public purpose.
Corrections and additions must not erase a content item’s history.
Research and experimentation require agreements consistent with quality and governance standards.
Reliable heritage begins with clear rules, even before large numbers.
Discover its value for research and AIFrequently asked questions
AI Calabria distinguishes direct experience, oral memory, family sources and documentary references, while retaining territory, attribution and validation status.
No. Audio requires consent and is made public in accordance with the platform’s rules and checks.
The aim is to support responsible reuse through licences, governance, attribution and access levels suited to the nature of the content.