23–24October 2019
PastResearch practices in core humanities fields have developed over centuries, in contrast to the revolution in digital methods that is happening at breakneck speed. New methods are definitely out there, but it may prove difficult to change best practices in a particular field without national collaboration. Simultaneously, as data-intensive social sciences and humanities (SSH) research transitions from project-based tools towards national and international research infrastructures, new questions about sustainability arise.
How can we ensure that the data and tools used in Digital Humanities and Social Data Sciences are reusable?
What can new SSH research infrastructures learn about sustainability and distributed infrastructure networks from more established RIs in natural sciences?
This workshop is organised by DARIAH-FI and supported by DARIAH-EU.
23–24October 2019
Past4–6November 2019
PastZagreb, Croatia