SSH Open Marketplace

The Social Sciences and Humanities Open Marketplace, built as part of the Social Sciences and Humanities Open Cloud project (SSHOC), is a discovery portal which pools and contextualises resources for Social Sciences and Humanities research communities: tools, services, training materials, datasets, publications and workflows. The Marketplace highlights and showcases solutions and research practices for every step of the SSH research data life cycle.

An Editorial Team ensures the day-to-day maintenance and the data quality of the SSH Open Marketplace. The Editorial Team, liaising with the service providers and the end-users of the service (SSH researchers and support staff for researchers) ensures the technical running of operation, the effectiveness of the curation process and the editorial policy’s successful implementation.

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Music Encoding Initiative from MusicXML
Workflow
The Music Encoding Initiative is an open-source language to encode musical scores in a machine-readable structure. Its main strong point lies in the management of various metadata and its capacity to code the framework and the semantics of music works. In addition to these technical specificities, the MEI is perfectly proper for FAIR principles. In order to convert a MusicXML in MEI format, several ways are possible. This workflow aims to describe best practices, step by step, to preserve the initial file and to get a correct MEI. This workflow is suitable for both common Western notation and modern transcription of ancient works (Renaissance and Middle Ages).
Go to resource: Music Encoding Initiative from MusicXML
DiCoLat
Service
DiCoLat (Dictionary of Latin Collocations on the Internet) is an online dictionary that collects and describes in a systematic and detailed way all verbo-nominal collocations (of the type gratias agere, bellum gerere or in mentem venire) of the Latin language in a large corpus of authors and works from the 2nd century BC. until the 5th century AD. This dictionary provides an exhaustive semantic, syntactic and combinatorial analysis of each of the collocations, as well as real examples of use (with their respective translations into Spanish), frequency of use, distribution by authors and literary genres and diachronic evolution.
Go to resource: DiCoLat
DiCoGrA
Service
DiCoGrA (Dictionary of Ancient Greek Collocations) is an online dictionary that systematically and thoroughly compiles and describes verb-noun collocations in Ancient Greek, such as πόλεμον ποιεῖσθαι 'to make war, to fight', δίκην διδόναι 'to suffer punishment', διαβολῇ χρᾶσθαι 'to accuse falsely', or εἰς ἀπορίαν πίπτειν 'to get in trouble, to fall into distress', drawn from a broad corpus of authors and works ranging from the Homeric epics (8th century B.C.) to Postclassical Greek (3rd century A.D.). This dictionary provides an exhaustive morphological, syntactic, and combinatorial analysis of each collocation, as well as real-world examples of usage (with Spanish translations), frequency of use, and diachronic evolution.
Go to resource: DiCoGrA
Preserve 3D Data by integrating them in the French National 3D Data Repository
Workflow
How to preserve and publish 3D data produced within the framework of cultural heritage documentation, by enriching them semantically so that they can be harvested by other French, European or international portals.
Go to resource: Preserve 3D Data by integrating them in the French National 3D Data Repository
SSH Open Marketplace
Service
The Social Sciences and Humanities Open Marketplace, built as part of the Social Sciences and Humanities Open Cloud project (SSHOC), is a discovery portal which pools and contextualises resources for Social Sciences and Humanities research communities: tools, services, training materials, datasets, publications and workflows. The Marketplace highlights and showcases solutions and research practices for every step of the SSH research data life cycle.
Go to resource: SSH Open Marketplace
PaQu
Service
Met PaQu (Parse & Query) kun je zoeken in syntactisch geannoteerde Nederlandstalige corpora. PaQu ondersteunt twee manieren van zoeken. Met de eerste, eenvoudige, manier kun je naar woordparen zoeken, met daarbij eventueel hun syntactische relatie. De tweede, ingewikkeldere, manier gebruikt de zoektaal XPath. In PaQu is een aantal syntactisch geannoteerde corpora standaard beschikbaar. Maar het is ook mogelijk om je eigen teksten aan te bieden. Deze teksten worden dan door de automatische ontleder geanalyseerd, en opgeslagen. Vervolgens kun je dan op dezelfde manier in je eigen teksten zoeken.
Go to resource: PaQu