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Performant Software Solutions

Let's Build a Digital Edition!

In our new video, Nick walks you through the process of creating a functioning digital edition.

Solutions–DIY DH projects you can bring to life using Performant's open-source tools.

performantsoftware.com/solutio

www.performantsoftware.comHow to Publish a Digital EditionWe partner with scholars in the humanities to build software for research and education.
#digitalhumanities#digitaledition#faircopy
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Auden in Austria Digital

📢 Releasing tei-rdfa (beta)

▶️ Python utility for extracting RDFa data from TEI-XML documents
▶️ Resolves native TEI namespace formatting (through <prefixDef>)

🌐 pypi.org/project/tei-rdfa/
🌐 github.com/timofruehwirth/tei_

We welcome beta testing, feedback & contribution via #GitHub.
Boosts will be very much appreciated.

@ACDHCH_OeAW @oeaw @fwf @TEIConsortium @w3c @hcayless

PyPItei-rdfaA Python utility for extracting RDFa data from TEI-XML documents.
#TEI#XML#RDFa
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GuDiE

🎭 Wanna know more about the context, structure and data of Gumpenhuber’s impressing theatre chronicles? 🧐 Then check out our latest blog post 🔍 which explores (among other things) rehearsals, performances, personnel records and some Easter Eggs. 🐣

💻 Read the English article: gudieen.hypotheses.org/612
💻 Read the German article: gudie.hypotheses.org/953
#GuDie #Blog #DigitalHumanities #MusicHistory #Musicology #TheatreStudies #DigitalEdition #PerformanceData #Vienna #18thCentury

GuDiEGumpenhuber’s theatre chronicles as a window into eighteenth-century Viennese theatre cultureAfter the previous blog posts mainly dealt with our different work areas and steps (from source description to the division of a IIIF manifest using Python to transcription with Transkribus), the following post will now be dedicated to the actual content of the chronicles, examining their context, structure and data in more detail. The theatre … Continue reading "Gumpenhuber’s theatre chronicles as a window into eighteenth-century Viennese theatre culture"
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QhoD

The QhoD team is proudly announcing the presentation of the next big chunk of Habsburg-Ottoman relations documents: The #GraViz project edits Grand Vizierial correspondence (1560s to 1760s) from the archives in Vienna and Istanbul.

GraViz project presentation
2025-01-28 at 18:00 CET at the #IHB of the #OeAW, Georg-Coch-Platz 1, 1010 Wien and on Zoom.

Details at oeaw.ac.at/ihb/detail/event/gr

Just another #TEIXML #DigitalEdition, featuring documents in German, Ottoman Turkish, Latin, Italian

Invitation screenshot: Welcome Arno Strohmeyer | Deputy Director, IHB & PI, QhoD Project Graviz presentation Yasir Yılmaz | PI, GraViz Nilab Saeedi | GraViz editor (Ottoman Turkish and Persian) Michael Vogelsberger | GraViz editor (German, Latin, and Italian) GraViz: The Ottoman Grand Vizierate (1560s–1760s) is a digital editing project funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF, P-36216) that researches the correspondence between the Viennese court and six prominent early modern Ottoman grand viziers. We transcribe and translate into English the letters, including texts in Ottoman Turkish, German, Latin, and Italian. All GraViz editions are published on qhod.net, the umbrella project of the IHB dedicated to researching the history of early modern and modern Habsburg-Ottoman diplomacy. In the presentation, the GraViz team will introduce the finished first phase of the project that involves the correspondence between Vienna and Constantinople during the time of Grand Vizier Sokollu Mehmed Pasha (in office, 1565–1579). GraViz is led by Yasir Yılmaz, with an editing team comprising Nilab Saeedi and Micheal Vogelsberger. GraViz is conceived as the first phase of a planned larger project that will analyze the office of the chief minister across Eurasia. Bread, baklava, and wine No registration is required. The event will be conducted in English.
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IDE

We are pleased to announce the 19th issue of the RIDE review journal. The current issue of the “Tools and Environments” section, edited by R. Bleier and @stefandumont, contains as a 'rolling release' the following reviews so far:

* TEI Publisher by @Nadine Sutor and @AndreasMertgens [in german] doi.org/10.18716/ride.a.19.1

* Untangling Data Complexity: Custom Oxygen Frameworks for Edition Projects by J. Bunselmeier and S. Krottmaier doi.org/10.18716/ride.a.19.2.

The graphic shows a wordcloud with the big word "TEI Publisher" in the center. The wordcloud forms a wrench.
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Stefan Dumont

For edition humboldt digital (ehd, edition-humboldt.de), I've today at #DayOfDH2024 finished the “Nearby places” function for the index of places.

What does the function do? For a place in the index, not only the place itself is marked in a map, but also all other places from the index within a radius of 30 km.

It will be uploaded to the project's internal website tomorrow - the public will be able to use it with the new version of ehd next summer.

Screenshot of the entry "Yekaterinburg" in the index of places in edition humboldt digital with the new function “Nearby places”. Not only Yekaterinburg is marked on a map, but also all other places within a radius of 30 km that are also noted in the index of places. Additionally, they are listed below the map with their distance.
#digitaledition#scholarlyedition
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GuDiE

🎶A big thanks again to the BACH and eLaute projects 💻 We had two very fruitful discussions during our online meetings over the last weeks and could discuss some common problems in editing and data modeling of our individual projects. Looking forward to future exchanges! 🤝🛠️

🖥️ BACH: saw-leipzig.de/de/projekte/for
🖥️ eLaute: e-laute.info/
#GuDiE #BACH #eLaute #Lute #DigitalHumanities #PerformanceData #DataModeling #OpenSource #DigitalEdition #Musicology #MusicHistory

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GuDiE

🎤A big thank you to our team and all participants of our first workshop 'Modeling of Performance Data', which took place on November 8th at the University of Graz 🥳 Take a look at our workshop report to discover who attended and which topics we discussed:

📋 English Workshop report: gudieen.hypotheses.org/589
📋 German Workshop report: gudie.hypotheses.org/915
#GuDiE #DigitalHumanities #Workshop #UniversityofGraz #PerformanceData #DataModeling #OpenSource #DigitalEdition

GuDiEInsights into the GuDiE Workshop on Modeling Performance DataOn November 8, 2024, an interdisciplinary group of researchers and experts gathered at the University of Graz for a workshop to discuss challenges and approaches to modeling performance data. The workshop was part of the GuDiE project and aimed to exchange ideas on modeling performance data while specifically advancing and refining the project’s data model … Continue reading "Insights into the GuDiE Workshop on Modeling Performance Data"
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