Projects from the digital humanities, memory institutions and research infrastructure. Each one is openly documented and most are publicly accessible.
8 projects
Turning research data into national authority records
A conversion tool that transforms person records from FactGrid into GND authority records in MARC 21 format, connecting research data to Germany's national authority file.
Historisches Datenzentrum Sachsen-Anhalt (ISIL DE-4218)
A city walk assembled from linked open data
A bilingual map application for the monuments of Gotha that brings together content from Wikipedia, Wikidata, FactGrid and Wikimedia Commons into a single guided tour.
Architectural and cultural monuments of the city of Gotha
9,789 archival entries matched against a research database
A working environment that reconciles historical electoral registers from 1928 and 1933 with FactGrid, documents every decision, and produces ready-to-use QuickStatements for import.
Holding I-14-149, Aschersleben electoral registers
A TEI edition and the concordance that reunites image and text
A digital edition of Jacopo Strada's numismatic work – 29 illustrated volumes held in Gotha and eight descriptive volumes in Würzburg, joined by an automatically generated concordance.
Forschungsbibliothek Gotha & Würzburg University Library
A PDF becomes a searchable, structured dataset
The Austrian Federal Monuments Authority's catalogue turned into a machine-readable dataset of 2,069 entries, with a map application and full-text search.
Project concept by Dr Anne Purschwitz, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Textual transmission as an interactive diagram
A SPARQL query against FactGrid becomes an interactive stemma: 36 witnesses and 38 relationships between 1280 and 1530, delivered as a single self-contained HTML file.
Transmission of the pseudo-Aristotelian Mechanics
A personal route through a dense conference programme
A conference companion for DHd 2026 in Vienna: browse and filter the full programme, bookmark contributions, and find them gathered under "My programme" – offline included.
DHd 2026, annual conference of Digital Humanities in the German-speaking area, Vienna
SPARQL for people who would rather not write SPARQL
An interactive map showing the Wikidata entities around any location on Earth – the query is built in the background and can be inspected and copied before it runs.
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