New partnership established with Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont
CORE AdminBölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont based in Budapest, is running multiple nodegoat projects as part of a new nodegoat Grow configuration. [....]
Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont based in Budapest, is running multiple nodegoat projects as part of a new nodegoat Grow configuration. [....]
LAB1100 is organising the workshop series ‘Linking your Historical Sources to Open Data’ together with the COST Action NEP4DISSENT. These workshops will help researchers to connect their research data to existing Linked Open Data resources. These connections will ensure that research data remains interoperable and allow for the ingestion of various relevant Linked Open Data resources.[....]
LAB1100 and the Pelagios Network have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This partnership will help nodegoat users to connect their data to resources available in the Pelagios network and to re-use data that has been created by other Pelagios partners.[....]
LAB1100 has collaborated with Kaspar Gubler of the University of Bern in the SNFS SPARK project "Dynamic Data Ingestion".[....]
LAB1100 is exploring new approaches to the discovery of patterns in historical texts.[....]
A database for historical data needs to be able to account for vague and uncertain data. A recently published series of blog posts describes how to create such a database in nodegoat.[....]
LAB1100 has extended its collaboration with the University of Bern in 2020 with two new projects.[....]
The nodegoat guides have recently been expanded with sections on working with spatial data and on visualising data on any historical map.[....]
During the 2019 summer university 'Cultures of Dissent in Eastern Europe (1945-1989): Research Approaches in the Digital Humanities' at the Central European University, we taught a group of 20 researchers how to setup a research project in nodegoat. [....]
On Thursday 4 July and Friday 5 July we will give a workshop with the title "Thinking like a database: Digitizing and analysing data in the Humanities" at the University of Amsterdam.[....]