Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
Daniel, Hope you are doing well. I thank you for your email to the community and would like to point to two issues:
1. The use of the word "vague" to describe this kind of activities is very justified. We'll have always a difficulty to describe formally "disciplines" which are interdisciplinary by nature. This becomes more complicated (on the representation level) when "Digital" is an active component in the blend! I think this "permanent tension" in formulating things is a dynamic element and is a promoter of innovation, not only for emergent disciplines, but also for those which are "well established" and reconciled with the history and "theoretically" with the future. 2. The second point that I want to mention has a more tangible aspect. Our digital Humanities Unit at the university of Balamand-Lebanon works on projects related to what are mentioning in your email. Our research interests are mainly in what you called "Digital Cultural Heritage". We are running projects dealing with scholarly editing of ancient and medieval Arabic text (digital corpora), Digital Philology, recently we launched a project on urban history using GIS technologies and data visualization...
Based on this two points, I would like, with pleasure, to collaborate with you to come up with a research project that we can find for it the appropriate funding. Please know, that I have in my budget an amount that we can use it as contribution in funding a collaborative research project in DH field. Nice day, Elie
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 10:01 PM, Daniel O'Donnell <daniel.odonnell@uleth.ca
wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
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Dear Daniel,
I’m very happy to see the growing interest in Digital Cultural Heritage within the field of Digital Humanities.
My research group (iArtHis_Lab: http://iarthis.hdplus.es) –and I myself- have been working on Digital Cultural Heritage for a long time. We are developing just now a couple or projects related with the digital presence of local museums (Hercules Project: http://iarthis.hdplus.es/investigacion/proyectos/?project_id=1), new digital museographic narratives, etc. We have also built a Portal (PCDig: http://humanidadesdigitales.evlt.uma.es/) to gather projects, research groups and initiatives working on that field. Even, we have founded a spin-off whose mission is to provide advanced technological services and enriched digital contents to cultural infrastructure (Culturacy, S. L.: http://culturacy.com/).
ReArte.Dix (International Network of Digital Studies about the Artistic Culture in the Spanish-speaking countries: http://reartedis.hdplus.es), that I coordinate, is integrated by members that work on digital strategies for museums, augmented and virtual reality, innovative ways of displaying complex cultural contents in the new media, etc.
You can find some published studies about the challenges and critical issues posed by the convergence between cultural heritage and digital media in my profile of Academia.edu.
So, let me know if we can help in some way in this potential collaborative project. We will be very pleased to do that.
Best wishes.
Nuria
--- Nuria Rodríguez Ortega Directora Dpto. Historia del Arte Universidad de Málaga Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Campus de Teatinos, s/n Málaga, 29071 Telf.: 952 132223 / 952131690 Fax: 952 133441
---------------
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On 17.11.2014 21:01, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
-- From my Ubuntu notebook
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Dear Dan,
There is an European project/network, called Iperion, which is not exactly a "DH approach", but very related to Dh, called Iperion: Home - Iperion . It is a nice network with different partners different nationalities... I could introduce you the Spanish and Italian representation, in case you are interested. best regards
Elena González-Blanco
Home - Iperion IPERION CH consists of 23 partners from 12 Member States plus one in the US together with a large network of affiliations and collaborations. Ver en www.iperionch.eu Vista previa por Yahoo
El Miércoles 19 de noviembre de 2014 16:32, Nuria Rodríguez Ortega nro@uma.es escribió:
Dear Daniel,
I’m very happy to see the growing interest in Digital Cultural Heritage within the field of Digital Humanities.
My research group (iArtHis_Lab: http://iarthis.hdplus.es) –and I myself- have been working on Digital Cultural Heritage for a long time. We are developing just now a couple or projects related with the digital presence of local museums (Hercules Project: http://iarthis.hdplus.es/investigacion/proyectos/?project_id=1), new digital museographic narratives, etc. We have also built a Portal (PCDig: http://humanidadesdigitales.evlt.uma.es/) to gather projects, research groups and initiatives working on that field. Even, we have founded a spin-off whose mission is to provide advanced technological services and enriched digital contents to cultural infrastructure (Culturacy, S. L.: http://culturacy.com/).
ReArte.Dix (International Network of Digital Studies about the Artistic Culture in the Spanish-speaking countries: http://reartedis.hdplus.es), that I coordinate, is integrated by members that work on digital strategies for museums, augmented and virtual reality, innovative ways of displaying complex cultural contents in the new media, etc.
You can find some published studies about the challenges and critical issues posed by the convergence between cultural heritage and digital media in my profile of Academia.edu.
So, let me know if we can help in some way in this potential collaborative project. We will be very pleased to do that.
Best wishes.
Nuria
--- Nuria Rodríguez Ortega Directora Dpto. Historia del Arte Universidad de Málaga Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Campus de Teatinos, s/n Málaga, 29071 Telf.: 952 132223 / 952131690 Fax: 952 133441
---------------
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On 17.11.2014 21:01, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
-- From my Ubuntu notebook
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Very interesting. I think the idea is actually to bring DH and this kind of thing together. One of our partners is the CNR in Pisa's cultural heritage visualisation group. The impetus has to do with how we keep bumping collaboratively into people we've not worked with before from the Museum world--it reminds me of the early days of "Electronic editing" when scholar-librarian collaborations became much less client-focussed than they had been when I was doing my training in traditional philology.
Let me see what I can write up over the weekend so that it is less vague (Eli's praise of vagueness, notwithstanding, ;-) )--I have a completely different deadline in the meantime this Friday. I thought Eli actually did a very good job of hitting the main issues in his email and I'm thinking of trying to incorporate that into my ramblings.
On 14-11-19 09:23 AM, Elena González-Blanco wrote:
Dear Dan,
There is an European project/network, called Iperion, which is not exactly a "DH approach", but very related to Dh, called Iperion: Home
- Iperion http://www.iperionch.eu/ . It is a nice network with
different partners different nationalities... I could introduce you the Spanish and Italian representation, in case you are interested. best regards
Elena González-Blanco
Home - Iperion http://www.iperionch.eu/ IPERION CH consists of 23 partners from 12 Member States plus one in the US together with a large network of affiliations and collaborations.
Ver en www.iperionch.eu http://www.iperionch.eu/
Vista previa por Yahoo
El Miércoles 19 de noviembre de 2014 16:32, Nuria Rodríguez Ortega nro@uma.es escribió:
Dear Daniel,
I’m very happy to see the growing interest in Digital Cultural Heritage within the field of Digital Humanities.
My research group (iArtHis_Lab: http://iarthis.hdplus.es http://iarthis.hdplus.es/) –and I myself- have been working on Digital Cultural Heritage for a long time. We are developing just now a couple or projects related with the digital presence of local museums (Hercules Project: http://iarthis.hdplus.es/investigacion/proyectos/?project_id=1), new digital museographic narratives, etc. We have also built a Portal (PCDig: http://humanidadesdigitales.evlt.uma.es/) to gather projects, research groups and initiatives working on that field. Even, we have founded a spin-off whose mission is to provide advanced technological services and enriched digital contents to cultural infrastructure (Culturacy, S. L.: http://culturacy.com/).
ReArte.Dix (International Network of Digital Studies about the Artistic Culture in the Spanish-speaking countries: http://reartedis.hdplus.es http://reartedis.hdplus.es/), that I coordinate, is integrated by members that work on digital strategies for museums, augmented and virtual reality, innovative ways of displaying complex cultural contents in the new media, etc.
You can find some published studies about the challenges and critical issues posed by the convergence between cultural heritage and digital media in my profile of Academia.edu.
So, let me know if we can help in some way in this potential collaborative project. We will be very pleased to do that.
Best wishes.
Nuria
Nuria Rodríguez Ortega Directora Dpto. Historia del Arte Universidad de Málaga Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Campus de Teatinos, s/n Málaga, 29071 Telf.: 952 132223 / 952131690 Fax: 952 133441
Head, Art History Department University of Málaga (Spain) Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Campus de Teatinos, s/n Málaga, 29071 (Spain) Phone: 00 34 952132223 / 952131690 Fax: 00 34 952133441
On 17.11.2014 21:01, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
-- From my Ubuntu notebook
Daniel Paul O'Donnell Professor of English University of Lethbridge Lethbridge AB T1K 3M4 Canada
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Thanks tons, Nuria! This is extremely helpful and I'm /very/ grateful for the bibliography!
On 14-11-19 08:32 AM, Nuria Rodríguez Ortega wrote:
Dear Daniel,
I’m very happy to see the growing interest in Digital Cultural Heritage within the field of Digital Humanities.
My research group (iArtHis_Lab: http://iarthis.hdplus.es) –and I myself- have been working on Digital Cultural Heritage for a long time. We are developing just now a couple or projects related with the digital presence of local museums (Hercules Project: http://iarthis.hdplus.es/investigacion/proyectos/?project_id=1), new digital museographic narratives, etc. We have also built a Portal (PCDig: http://humanidadesdigitales.evlt.uma.es/) to gather projects, research groups and initiatives working on that field. Even, we have founded a spin-off whose mission is to provide advanced technological services and enriched digital contents to cultural infrastructure (Culturacy, S. L.: http://culturacy.com/).
ReArte.Dix (International Network of Digital Studies about the Artistic Culture in the Spanish-speaking countries: http://reartedis.hdplus.es), that I coordinate, is integrated by members that work on digital strategies for museums, augmented and virtual reality, innovative ways of displaying complex cultural contents in the new media, etc.
You can find some published studies about the challenges and critical issues posed by the convergence between cultural heritage and digital media in my profile of Academia.edu.
So, let me know if we can help in some way in this potential collaborative project. We will be very pleased to do that.
Best wishes.
Nuria
Nuria Rodríguez Ortega Directora Dpto. Historia del Arte Universidad de Málaga Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Campus de Teatinos, s/n Málaga, 29071 Telf.: 952 132223 / 952131690 Fax: 952 133441
Head, Art History Department University of Málaga (Spain) Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Campus de Teatinos, s/n Málaga, 29071 (Spain) Phone: 00 34 952132223 / 952131690 Fax: 00 34 952133441
On 17.11.2014 21:01, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
-- From my Ubuntu notebook
Daniel Paul O'Donnell Professor of English University of Lethbridge Lethbridge AB T1K 3M4 Canada
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Dan,
With Elie you have an Arabic project partner. There is a lot of digitization, though not DH, happening in Iran.
From the outside it is tricky to assess and perhaps you could use twitter
for reaching out to ShahreFarang https://twitter.com/ShahreFarang Media Ajam https://twitter.com/AjamMC Sidewalk Lyrics https://twitter.com/pedestrian asking for suggestions.
best wishes Dagmar
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I really appreciate this!
On 14-11-20 02:46 PM, Dagmar Riedel wrote:
Dan,
With Elie you have an Arabic project partner. There is a lot of digitization, though not DH, happening in Iran. From the outside it is tricky to assess and perhaps you could use twitter for reaching out to ShahreFarang https://twitter.com/ShahreFarang Media Ajam https://twitter.com/AjamMC Sidewalk Lyrics https://twitter.com/pedestrian asking for suggestions.
best wishes Dagmar
--
Dagmar Riedel Center for Iranian Studies Columbia University https://twitter.com/iranicaonline
Dean Dan,
This is some of the things CIDOC (the documentation section of ICOM, the international museum federation) works on.
Their webpage: http://network.icom.museum/cidoc/
You could get in touch with any member of the board: http://network.icom.museum/cidoc/organisation/board/
ICOM has been a truly international organisation for more than 30 years: http://icom.museum/activities/general-conference/past-general-conferences/
While people from some parts of the world have easier access to travel funds than other, the same can to a certain extent be said of CIDOC.
Of special interest is the newly formed CIDOC Intangible Cultural Heritage Working Group: http://network.icom.museum/cidoc/working-groups/ich/
I would suggest you get in touch with the chair, Manvi Seth: http://nmi.gov.in/departmentsmuseologyfaculty.htm
Best,
Øyvind
On 17. nov. 2014, at 21:01, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
-- From my Ubuntu notebook
Daniel Paul O'Donnell Professor of English University of Lethbridge Lethbridge AB T1K 3M4 Canada
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Thanks tons, Øyvind! I will. I really enjoyed meeting the CIDO folks back a couple of years ago in London when we were holding the TEI meeting there at the same time.
On 14-11-19 09:49 AM, Øyvind Eide wrote:
Dean Dan,
This is some of the things CIDOC (the documentation section of ICOM, the international museum federation) works on.
Their webpage: http://network.icom.museum/cidoc/
You could get in touch with any member of the board: http://network.icom.museum/cidoc/organisation/board/
ICOM has been a truly international organisation for more than 30 years: http://icom.museum/activities/general-conference/past-general-conferences/
While people from some parts of the world have easier access to travel funds than other, the same can to a certain extent be said of CIDOC.
Of special interest is the newly formed CIDOC Intangible Cultural Heritage Working Group: http://network.icom.museum/cidoc/working-groups/ich/
I would suggest you get in touch with the chair, Manvi Seth: http://nmi.gov.in/departmentsmuseologyfaculty.htm
Best,
Øyvind
On 17. nov. 2014, at 21:01, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm in the process of putting together a 1 year $20k internal grant focussing on Digital Cultural Heritage. The focus of the grant is international research and I'd like to use it to further some aspects of the work we've been doing at GO::DH.
My ideas about what I mean by Digital Cultural Heritage are a bit vague, I confess, but I mean something like the intersection of museological and philological approaches to texts and objects, scholarship of primary sources with some public outreach and education component, or the extension of textual critical type approaches to things to cover non-textual as well as textual objects.
Who else is working on these kinds of things? I'd be very interested in seeing if we could use the grant to develop an interesting partnership for future funding. I'm especially interested in projects you might know of that are interested in this kind of thing outside of Europe and Canada/U.S., but not adverse to working with groups in either of those places. Anybody know of anything related in Africa, Middle East, or Latin America/Caribbean?
Related to this is a larger external grant we are working on this year that overlaps a little with the topic.
My deadline is the end of the month, so the sooner I know of potential partners the better. Let me know if this is something that interests you.
-- From my Ubuntu notebook
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