On 21 October 2025, as part of the 2nd info day, an event in Croatia brought together UCL students from Odense, Denmark, to explore the HERIT ADAPT project and its key outcomes. The session aimed to introduce students to sustainable cultural heritage management while raising broader awareness of its importance.
During the event, participants were presented with HERIT ADAPT’s main achievements, including a 3D model of a cultural heritage asset and a demonstration of an application for predicting microclimatic conditions at the Rector’s Palace.
This activity formed part of an international dissemination campaign, designed to bring the project closer to the public and to stakeholders from academic and professional sectors. By fostering international collaboration and knowledge exchange, the initiative highlights the value of combining innovative technology with heritage preservation and sustainable management practices.
