This paper explores the potential of digital reconstruction and interactive storytelling to preserve historically suppressed sites. The main objective of an interdisciplinary team of data scientists from the MEMORISE project and associates of the memory association Asociacion Recuerdo y Dignidad was to preserve the memory of the Francoist Santa Clara concentration camp in Soria, Spain, through the use of digital technology. Combining archival research, 3D modelling, 360-degree photography, and web development, a prototype digital platform was created to visualise the transformation of the site across three historical phases: its origin as a convent, its use as a Francoist concentration camp, and its present-day condition. The platform allows users to navigate through spatial and temporal layers. Clickable media markers encourage exploration and interaction. Drawing on principles of participatory design, narrative visualisation, and open-ended user engagement, the project demonstrates how digital tools can support memory work, public engagement, and historical reflection. Our low-cost concept is especially adaptable to other physical sites that have been erased or forgotten.

翻译：本文探讨了数字重建与交互式叙事在保存历史上被压制遗址方面的潜力。来自MEMORISE项目的数据科学家团队与记忆协会Asociacion Recuerdo y Dignidad的成员组成跨学科团队，其主要目标是通过数字技术保存西班牙索里亚佛朗哥主义圣克拉拉集中营的记忆。结合档案研究、3D建模、360度摄影与网络开发，我们创建了一个原型数字平台，用以可视化该遗址在三个历史阶段的变迁：其作为修道院的起源、作为佛朗哥主义集中营的用途以及其现状。该平台允许用户在空间与时间维度中进行导航。可点击的媒体标记鼓励探索与互动。项目借鉴参与式设计、叙事可视化与开放式用户参与的原则，展示了数字工具如何支持记忆工作、公众参与与历史反思。我们的低成本方案尤其适用于其他已被抹除或遗忘的实体遗址。