Conveners
Research Software in Digital Humanities
- Maria Guadalupe Barrios Sazo (Forschungszentrum Juelich)
Musicological research is challenged with the complexities of analyzing multiple revisions and variants of musical compositions [2]. The need for systematic tools to handle this variability has become increasingly important as musicologists rely more on computational methods for analysis. This talk presents an approach that introduces feature-based versioning known from software engineering to...
In den Jahren 2021–2024 wurden im Rahmen des DFG-Projekts „Henze-Digital“ etwa 700 Briefe digital ediert. Um das immense Pensum stemmen zu können, galt von Anfang an die Prämisse, keine eigene Softwarelösung zu schaffen, sondern die Nachnutzung einer bestehenden Forschungssoftware zu erproben. Im Bereich der Musikwissenschaft ein Novum. Durch den Forschungsstandort Detmold/Paderborn, an dem...
Places as main access to everyday environments (Cresswell 2004) are no fixed entities, but are in a constant change. Practice theory (Schatzki 2002) describes how places are composed of social and material arrangements influencing how people interact with them and alter them according to their needs. How people read places depends on and number of factors including their current need and their...
The increasing demand for accessible Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools, as well as the continuing growth of data and the associated processing time, in the Digital Humanities (DH) community has highlighted the need for platforms that lower the barrier to advanced textual analysis across various research fields in the humanities. MONAPipe, short for “Modes of Narration and Attribution...
