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Frank Binder
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THE GEOBIB PROJECT
IN CONTEXT
A simple project typology
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Considering for each project
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Type 0: Do they „just“ produce a web site for
dissemination of otherwise „classical humanities“
work?
dissemination of otherwise „classical humanities“
work?
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Type a: Do they apply computational methods in data
processing and/or collect digital data during the
research process?
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Type b: Do they publish data or data-based results in
electronic form (interactive site, data archive)?
Type a+b: both A and B?
Local survey - 27 projects (2008-2011)
7; 26%
3; 11%
10; 37%
7; 26%
0 - web dissemination
a -digital processing
a+b
b - digital products
Bärenfänger / Binder (2012): “Research infrastructures for Digital Humanities: The local perspective.”
GeoBib, eHumanities,
and research infrastructures
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Service vs. research – or – service & research
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Role(s) of the disciplines?
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Role(s) of the disciplines?
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See also: Discussion of e-humanities as a “cascade of alternating role-taking in enabling each other“. In: Entrup / Binder / Lobin (2013). http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2517978.2517988
RI contributions
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Putting topics and issues on the table;
raising awareness within disciplines
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Instruments and strategies for solutions
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Providing tools and services
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Networking with people
But what does the most fantastic RI for
GeoBib look like?
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… and who has it?
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Computing Center?
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Computing Center?
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Library?
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Both?
RIs: Online archival collections: fold3
Related projects
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Holocaust Atlas of Lithuania
-http://holocaustatlas.lt/EN/
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Bomb Sight - Mapping the World War 2 London Blitz
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Bomb Sight - Mapping the World War 2 London Blitz
Bomb Census -
http://bombsight.org/
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Ein Literarischer Atlas Europas
-http://www.literaturatlas.eu/
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Georeferenzierte Online-Bibliographie Areallinguistik
http://www.regionalsprache.de/GOBA/Katalog.aspx
THE GEOBIB PROJECT
CURRENT STATE AND
Some numbers
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July 2013
1)
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640 texts identified as relevant
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350 authors
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663 places incl. 247 cities, 15 gettos, and 51 camps
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663 places incl. 247 cities, 15 gettos, and 51 camps
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October 2013
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660 texts identified as relevant, of which 550 are at hand,
170 more to be checked
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100 (draft) annotation documents, 60 of which already with
editorial revision, 30 of them in TEI/XML
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540 authors
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820 places
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1) Roth, M., Schmidt, A. (2013): Zwischenbericht zur Beschaffung des Materials sowie zur Menge und zum Bearbeitungsstand der erfassten Daten. In: GeoBib Dokumentation (M3.1R-M5.1R). http://geb.uni-giessen.de/geb/volltexte/2014/10519/
Linking TEI & wiki
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Entrup / Binder / Lobin (2013): „Extending the possibilities for collaborative work with TEI/XML through the usage of a wiki system.“ In Proceedings of DH-CASE ’13, Florence, Italy. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2517978.2517988
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Entrup / Binder / Lobin (2013): „Extending the possibilities for collaborative work with TEI/XML through the usage of a wiki system.“ In Proceedings of DH-CASE ’13, Florence, Italy. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2517978.2517988
GEOBIB – TOWARDS A
What kinds of data?
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Bibliographical data
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Annotation documents (TEI/XML)
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Annotation documents (TEI/XML)
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Digital Maps
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Wiki entries
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Other: Images / scans, Software components
Data sharing infrastructure?
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Online cataloges / journal systems
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General: Electronic libraries
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General: Electronic libraries
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Domain-specific: Repositories / portals
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GeoBib information portal
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Draft from: Schiller, I., Entrup, B.: Systemdesign auf Basis der Anforderungsanalyse aus AP2 – Verarbeitungspipeline, Entwicklungs-prozess, Systemarchitektur, Datenbankdesign, Dokumentation. GeoBib Report M6.1R, to appear online in 2014.