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Why are they important for digital projects?
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Building the Archive of DH Research
1. Building the Archive of Digital
Humanities Research:
Libraries and Data Curation of
Digital Humanities Projects
Harriett Green
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2013 DLF Forum
November 5, 2013
2. Today’s Talk
• Overview of humanities data curation
• 3 case studies of digital humanities
curation in libraries
• Possible principles for digital humanities
data curation in libraries and areas of
focus
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
3. Humanities Data
Our Cultural Commonwealth: The report of
the American Council of Learned Societies
Commission on Cyberinfrastructure for the
Humanities and Social Sciences
“The complexity of the record of human
cultures . . . makes digitization difficult and
expensive. Moreover, a critical mass of
information is often necessary for
understanding both the context and the
specifics of an artifact or event, and this may
include large collections of multimedia
content: images, text, moving images, audio.”
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
4. DH Data Curation In Libraries
Walters and Skinner, New Roles for New
Times: Digital Curation for Preservation
Muñoz and Renear, “Issues in Humanities
Data Curation”:
“Librarians and archivists acting as
humanities data curators must embrace
roles as researchers in the manner that
programmers and software engineers in the
digital humanities have come to do.”
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
5. Case Studies
Interviews with:
• Walt Whitman Archive (Nebraska)
• Victorian Women Writers Project (Indiana)
• Valley of the Shadow (University of Virginia)
Analysis:
- What is their level of curation?
- What are their needs to implement full data
curation workflow?
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
6. DATA:
- XML files
- HTML files
- Images
- Recordings
WORKFLOW:
- XML files stored on
server
- Images in variety of
sizes
- Storage on optical
discs
- Two earlier versions
of the full Archive
and website
preserved
ANALYSIS:
- Beginning to partner
with university
archives
- Basic level of data
curation
- Basic steps for
storage and
preservation
http://whitmanarchive.org/
WALT WHITMAN ARCHIVE
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
7. DATA:
- XML files of
transcribed
texts, annotations
and biographical
summaries
- HTML files
WORKFLOW:
- Submit repository for
creating, editing, ver
sioning, and storage
- Fedora repository for
storage
ANALYSIS:
- Mid-tier level of data
curation
- Strong system and
repository for
managing e-texts
http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/vwwp/
VICTORIAN WOMEN WRITERS
PROJECT
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
8. DATA:
- XML files
- HTML files
- Images
PROCESS:
- Assessment and
inventory
- Reformatted and
upgraded XML and
HTML files
- Rescanned images
- Migrated files
ANALYSIS:
- High level of data
curation
- Extensive and wellsupported process
for digital curation
of the archive
http://valley.lib.virginia.edu/
http://www.digitalcurationservices.org/sustainingdigital-scholarship/valley-of-the-shadow/
VALLEY OF THE SHADOW
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
10. Principles for Best Practices
Sustaining Digital Scholarship report
• Significant properties: “Those elements
that are intrinsic to the project's identity
and purpose. They include those parts of
the project that contain the project's
scholarship.”
• Curation Levels 1-5: Metadata
preservation of the entire project
Data Curation Profiles
DCC Curation Lifecycle
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
11. Areas to Pursue
Education
Evaluation rubric
for DH projects
Long term
planning for data
curation
• Workshops and conferences (e.g., Humanities
Data Curation Institutes)
• DH Curation Guide:
http://guide.dhcuration.org
• SDS Report
• Consider your library’s resource environment
• “The library needs to think of digital curation
as a core function of the library and to invest
financial and other resources into it
accordingly.”—Walters and Skinner, New Roles
for New Times
12. Data Curation for Research
Librarians
Scholars
“Much work remains to build the
scholarly infrastructure necessary
for digital scholarship to become
mainstream in the humanities. . .
.
Librarians, archivists, programmer
s, and computer scientists will be
essential collaborators, each
bringing complementary skills.”
—Christine Borgman, “The Digital
Future is Now: A Call to Action for
the Humanities”
Research collaborations
green19@illinois.edu
@greenharr
13. Thank you!
Harriett Green
English and Digital Humanities Librarian
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
green19@illinois.edu
Twitter: @greenharr
Handout:
https://uofi.box.com/dlf2013papergreen
