Mediterranean Digital Humanities Lab
A laboratory space for experimentation, elaboration and contamination between computer science and socio-historical sciences.
Heads: Giovanni Canitano, Francesco Di Filippo
Description
The Mediterranean Digital Humanities Lab is an infrastructure of interdisciplinary research of the National Research Council (CNR), whose primary purpose is to further develop the potential of projects carried out by the Institute for Studies on the Mediterranean (CNR – ISMed) and its many scientific partners.
Taking up the most recent instances of the so-called “Informatics Humanities”, the laboratory promotes the research and dissemination of new methodologies in order to adequately support research activities in the management of the complexity and multifaceted variety of information on which to build a modern historical narrative. It is in this shared space that discussion and reworking takes place to Social Network Analysis processes, from systems for collecting and management of information of a spatial nature (GIS or “Historical-GIS”) to the establishment of large digital repositories for the processing of sources textual sources (digital epigraphy/philology).
In parallel, the MDHLab takes advantage of the extraordinary possibilities for research dissemination offered by the new media-and web-based platforms in general-and by the use of shared standards such as Linked Open Data.
Staff
- Giovanni Canitano – Technologist, Project manager, Webmaster
- Francesco Di Filippo – Researcher, Software Developer
- Stefano Carotenuto – Technical collaborator, User Experience Designer
- Antonio Rossi – Technical collaborator, Software Developer
Projects
- Greek Economic Inscriptions (GEI)
- Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici
- Roma 150 immigrazioni
- Linear B Electronic Resources
- Golondrinas (1882-1920)
- Smart@Infra [WP2]
- Ebla Digital Archives
- Arslantepe Website
- ArsDB
- Middle Euphrates Digital Archive
- Elbistan Historical GIS
- Ferrara1881
- Homecare
- SSBA
- Eastern Turkey in Asia
- DataMED
- Amaldi Storia
- WeMed