From KAREN wiki

Contents 1 Digital Humanities Home 2 Data Visualisation 3 Textual Analysis 4 Geospatial Studies 5 3-D and Virtual Reality Environments 6 High Performance Computing

Digital Humanities Home

Digital Humanities

Humanities scholars are taking advantage of tools which create research opportunities and enhance their existing work. Many of these tools are dedicated to specific research projects. Some examples include:

• Textual Analysis
• Geospatial Studies
• 3-D and Virtual Reality Environments
• Time Enabled Mapping Tools
• Text and Pattern Recognition
• High Performance Computing

Look out for the upcoming KAREN Seminar, Electronic Scholarly Editing.

Data Visualisation

Possibilities

Textual Analysis

Omeka

Neatline

TEI TEI [Text Encoding Initiative]

EpiDoc

Google Ngram

Text Analysis Tools Gateway TAPor

Tada

Geospatial Studies

ArcGIS is a proprietary software that's just added an H-GIS (historical/temporal GIS component)

OpenLayers is an example from the Open GIS movement

Google Earth

Google Maps

TimeMap

Simile-Widgets

• Timeline
• Exhibit
• Timepot
• Runway

3-D and Virtual Reality Environments

Virtual Sistine Chapel

Cultural Mapping Tools Lewis Lancaster is the founder of ecai: Electronic cultural atlas initiative which helps develop many time enabled mapping tools:

Mapping Tools Time enabled mapping tools

Blue Dot Blue Dot text and pattern recognition page

High Performance Computing

DH HPC NEH Humanities High Performance Supercomputing Resource Pages puts humanities research on a level with science.