Dariah-SI
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DARIAH-SI je del panevropske Digitalne raziskovalne infrastrukture za umetnost in humanistiko DARIAH-EU. Osnovna dejavnost slovenske skupine DARIAH je oblikovanje, implementacija in promocija raziskovanja, projektov, orodij ter najboljših praks na področju digitalne humanistike, tako v Sloveniji kot v povezovanju z evropskim prostorom.

DARIAH je namenjena raziskovalcem in institucijam, ki želijo:

  • najti in uporabljati raziskovalne podatke iz celotnega evropskega prostora,
  • izmenjati izkušnje, znanja, metodologije in primere dobrih praks v različnih domenah in disciplinah,
  • vedeti, da delujejo v skladu z sprejetimi in sodobnimi standardi,
  • sodelovati in eksperimentirati z drugimi raziskovalci in institucijami.

Slovensko vejo DARIAH sestavljajo posamezniki iz več institucij, nacionalna koordinacijska institucija je Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino, partnerska inštitucija v ESFRI projektu pa Znanstvenoraziskovalni center Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti. Septembra 2016 se je slovenski DARIAH pridružil še Institut Jožef Stefan. Slovenijo v infrastrukturnem konzorciju DARIAH-ERIC zastopa Ministrstvo za izobraževanje, znanost in šport.

Cilji slovenske veje DARIAH so med drugim tudi:

  • uresničevanje deklariranih nacionalnih strategij in politik,
  • poenotenje digitalne raziskovalne infrastrukture za umetnost in humanistiko na nacionalnem nivoju,
  • povezovanje digitalnih podatkovnih zbirk na nacionalni ravni pod enotno platformo,
  • povezovanje, diskurz ter homogenizacija skupnosti razvijalcev in uporabnikov sodobnih rešitev,
  • popularizacija uporabe naprednih orodij v humanistiki.
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  • #TrainingTuesday: Using Digital Archives for Geographical and Archaeological Research
    This week’s #TrainingTuesday highlights a video on ‘Using Digital Archives for Geographical and Archaeological Research’, recorded as part of a three-part public lecture series on using digital archives for academic research hosted by the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI). This video, which was the second webinar of the series, was aimed primarily at early career researchers. AccessRead […]
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  • #TrainingTuesday: DARIAH-DE Collection Registry Tutorial
    This week’s #TrainingTuesday highlights a tutorial on the DARIAH-DE Collection Registry. This tool enables you to describe collections, digital but also analogous, with metadata, using the DARIAH Collection Description Data Model (DCDDM). Via a graphical user interface, you can describe your collections in different categories, depending on the metadata you have available. The tutorial is divided intoRead […]
  • Look back at key outputs from the H2020 project OPERAS-P
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