There is no "I" in "Infrastructure": Creating a shared data-centric DH Infrastructure for Cultural Heritage Research in Saxony/Germany

Establishing and operating research infrastructures designed for long-term use is a challenge. This holds especially true in small to medium scale institutes carrying out short-term projects. In our presentation, we would like to describe our approach to building an infrastructure for collecting and linking local cultural heritage data in Saxony.

Related Organizations

Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig
Germany

Keywords

Paper, History, spatial & spatio-temporal analysis, Geography and geo-humanities, cultural heritage, Art history, Short Presentation, Humanities computing, research infrastructure, modeling and visualization, knowledge base, database creation, digital research infrastructures development and analysis, spatial & spatio-temporal analysis, and analysis, management, data linkage, linked (open) data

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