1. Tools, Techniques, and Policies in the digital humanities

2. Start of Construction phase: March 2011 Member of DARIAH-EU ERIC
DARIAH-DE – facts and figures Digital research infrastructure for the arts and humanities
Start of Construction phase: March 2011
Member of DARIAH-EU ERIC
Sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
Coordination: SUB Göttingen
19 Partners:
4 Universities, 5 Research Institutions, 4 computing centres, 2 libraries, 1 commercial partner, 2 Academies of Sciences and Humanities, 1 NGO
FE-Sitzung,
CC-BY SUB/FE

3. Research Data and Collections
Collections of Research Data, documents and sources in the field of the Arts and Humanities – collected and compiled by academics – are in many ways multifaceted:
Different media formats
Provenience and context
Based on the research question and the research methods
Granulation
Language
etc.
And will be enriched and annotated by the academics and connected to several other research-relevant collections and information 3

4. DH Dashboard http://dhdashboard.de/
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5. Example I: Academic Services
MEISE - musical score editor
Geo-Browser - spacial and temporal visualisation
DIGIVOY - tool for text analysis
… and many more

6. Example II: Operational IT-Services
HelpDesk-System
Monitoring
DARIAH-AAI
DFN-Federation

7. and more tools... https://dirtdirectory.org/
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8. The Text Image Link Editor
link text to image area
But I want to give you just a closer look on one of the most demanded tools, the TBLE: link faksimile and text
Select image area (rectangular or polygonal), then link your image area to a certain position or word in your XML text, something that is making the connection between a digitised manuscript and eg ist(encoded) reading version very comfortable. This helps a lot in creating f.e. a synoptical view in a digital edition.
Select image area
Define docking lines

9. The TextGrid Repository
Archive, search and explore
Analyse and visualise
Finally, a brief look at the repository, allowing not only for storing, but also for searching and exploring, analysing and visualising data. Just have a look at it yourself on textgridrep.de, for the time being, it containsa so called digital library with some 700 fictional texts representing the canon of german literature of the past 300 years.

10. DARIAH-DE federated architecture for research data

11. DARIAH-DE Working Papers
Central space for publications, which originate in the context of DARIAH
Topics: digital research, digital infrastructure in the humanities, curricula, research data, research methods, impact, legal issues, best practices ...
13 publications (plus 8 in planning /writing stage)
Open Access (CC-BY)

12. DHd-blog & DHd-channel
Information about DH topics, projects, events, job offers, etc. in the German-speaking community
665 blog posts by about 100 contributors from about 60 institutions
… by DARIAH-DE and TextGrid
Up-to-date video clips, films and video tutorials about DH topics
About 13 hours of material, views

13. Thank you.