By Ivan Kisjes R is a free, open source, flexible and data analysis package. It has powerful visualisation tools and is very versatile and customizable. You can use R for serious analysis of any data set, and because the way you work in R is programmatic, your results areREAD MORE
In the sixth CREATE Salon we followed up on the topic of Performing Arts data. This time, we invited speakers to reflect on using datasets for analysis of, for instance, patterns of spatial distribution and network formation in cinema and theatre. Two datasets took centerREAD MORE
An animated and layered map showing some changes through time is a powerful tool when it comes to visualisation. It´s a great way of visualising the interaction of the actors in the creative industry for a given period of time. Let´s take as example thisREAD MORE
By Mascha van Nieuwkerk Within my CREATE project on Felix Meritis Programmes, research questions and the development of tools and data collections are in constant interaction. For a collection of cultural musicological essays on authenticity, developed in the UvA Master course Cultural Musicology, I investigatedREAD MORE
De Short-Title Catalogue Netherlands bevat beschrijvingen van alle bewaard gebleven boeken die vóór 1800 in Nederland of in het Nederlands (met uitzondering van Vlaanderen) gedrukt zijn. Daarmee biedt deze bibliografie een schat aan gegevens voor het onderzoek naar cultuur en maatschappij in de vroegmoderne tijd. AfgelopenREAD MORE
Call for organized session(s) on “Historical Network Research”at Sunbelt XXXV in Brighton UK, 23 June 2015 – 28 June 2015 Social Network Analysis (SNA) is making its way in historical research. Over the last decades a substantial number of studies has shown that both theories andREAD MORE
What? Performing Arts Data Part II: Cinema & Theatre. How to improve functionality of datasets and interfaces for research on the performing arts? When? Tuesday April 7, 3-5 PM Where? Oudemanhuispoort A0.08 Who? Cinema: Kathleen Lotze (UU & UvA), Julia Noordegraaf (UvA), Thunnis van Oort (Universiteit Antwerpen); Theatre:READ MORE
Wednesday March 18, 6.30 PM @ De Waag, Nieuwmarkt 4, Amsterdam. From the website: “The 5th edition will start with a talk from Fred Feddes, journalist and writer, who will talk about the history of Amsterdam, about urban planning, old maps, and about his book 1000 jaarREAD MORE
Symposium: Digitale historische kranten als ‘big data’ Methoden en technieken van wetenschappers Dinsdag 24 maart 2015 organiseert de Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB) een symposium over het gebruik van gedigitaliseerde kranten in Digital Humanities, geesteswetenschappelijk onderzoek met een computationele insteek. Verschillende onderzoekers presenteren hun tools en projecten. Digital Humanities DeREAD MORE
e-Rome. International workshop on Digital Humanities & Rome This workshop will to bring together people from Digital Humanities Projects related to Rome, both with regard to the literary and physical heritage of Rome, dealing with art and topography as much as language and literature. TheREAD MORE