Giulia Osti is an Early Stage Researcher, focusing her research on digital Cultural Heritage Data Modelling. In 2014, she obtained her MSc in Quaternary, Prehistory and Archaeology at the University of Ferrara,Italy; the same year she was involved in the excavation at the Terramara of Pilastri (scientific direction of Massimo Vidale, University of Padua), where she had the opportunity to work as a digital and community Archaeologist, managing the internal archaeological data workflow and project dissemination.