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james-l-smith/digital-derg-omeka-static: Digital Derg Static site

Authors: James Louis Smith;

james-l-smith/digital-derg-omeka-static: Digital Derg Static site

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This is a copy of digitalderg.eu as a Hugo static site. Digital Derg is an Irish Research Council-funded project initiated at Trinity College Dublin under the title 'Deep Mapping the Spiritual Waterscape of Ireland's Lakes: The Case of Lough Derg, County Donegal'. This Omeka collection is managed by Dr James L. Smith. The project is expanding, and will result in a series of articles making use of Digital Derg and a monograph project with the working title Deep Maps of Lough Derg. For the project publications - and others - see here. The project is detailed in a separate blog, which you can visit here. This sui generis Omeka database is licensed under a under a CC BY 4.0 International license. It makes use of the expanded Dublin Core metadata attributes. This collection is designed to be explored in whatever manner the user sees fit: this is the goal of the deep map. You can browse the collection items, search by tag or keyword, or navigate using the map. The collection will continue to grow, resulting in a stable release in interoperable tabular data form.

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