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Gestaltung virtueller Forschungsumgebungen für die philologische DetailarbeitKeil, Reinhard 03 July 2018 (has links)
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Projektmanagement in digitalen Forschungsprojekten: Ein Leitfaden für interdisziplinäre und kooperative Drittmittelprojekte im Umfeld Digitaler MusikeditionenKomprecht, Anna Maria, Röwenstrunk, Daniel 03 July 2018 (has links)
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Das Projekt eChant oder: Wie gefährlich sind musikalische Varianten?Morent, Stefan 03 July 2018 (has links)
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Briefe herausgeben: Digitale Plattformen für Editionswissenschaftler und die Grundfragen der BriefeditionNutt-Kofoth, Rüdiger 03 July 2018 (has links)
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Der Ton macht die Musik: Digitalisierung von Forschungsprozessen nicht nur in der MusikwissenschaftOevel, Gudrun 03 July 2018 (has links)
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Interaction with Music EncodingPugin, Laurent 03 July 2018 (has links)
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It’s our department: On Ethical Issues of Digital HumanitiesRehbein, Malte 03 July 2018 (has links)
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Visual Analysis of Engineers' Biographies and Engineering BranchesMeinecke, Christofer, Jänicke, Stefan 25 January 2019 (has links)
The Prosopographic Database of German Engineers 1825–1970 contains a multitude of biographical information. Given a set of research interests by collaborating historians, this paper discusses the steps undertaken (1) to extract engineering subjects from unstructured text entries in the database accompanied with geospatial and temporal information, (2) to adapt existing visual representations to facilitate exploratory analyses, and (3) to design a visual interface to support the interactive composition of engineering branches from engineering subjects to enable the comparative analysis of geospatial-temporal developments in engineering. Usage scenarios outline the benefit of the proposed visualizations for modern prosopography research.
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Timages: Enhancing Time Graphs with Iconographic InformationJänicke, Stefan 25 January 2019 (has links)
Various time-based visualization techniques have been designed to support the temporal analysis of data collections. While quantities play a secondary role in traditional timelines that reserve space for each individual data item to be observed, time graphs rather display quantitative information and they provide interaction means to filter for a subset of the data. Timages is a hybrid approach that enhances quantitative time graphs with qualitative information in an infographic-style. By (1) scaling thumbnails of data items dependent on relevance to the observed topic and by (2) time-dependent positioning these thumbnails inside a temporally aligned area with a novel space-filling strategy, the most relevant items in the entire data collection as well as predominant data items of certain time ranges are instantly seizable without the need to interact with the time graph.
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Erbe, Altpapier, Archiv?: Fragen an den Nachlass „Atlas der deutschen Volkskunde“Schmoll, Friedemann 02 April 2020 (has links)
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