Big Data in the Arts and Humanities
Big Data in the Arts and Humanities: Some Arts and Humanities Research Council Projects
Contributions
- Introduction
- The Poetics of the Archive: Creative and Community Engagement with the Bloodaxe Archive
- Silent Witness
- Tangible Memories: Community in Care
- Dynamic Dialects
- Statistics and ‘Big Data’ in the Humanities
- Palimpsest: an Edinburgh Literary Cityscape
- Seeing Data, Feeling Numbers: responding emotionally to data visualisations
- Big UK Domain Data for the Arts and Humanities
- What are the odds? Capturing and exploring data created by online political gambling markets
- Mining the History of Medicine
- Visualising European Crime Fiction
- The Secret Life of a Weather Datum
- Affective Digital Histories: Re-interpreting De-industrial Places, 1970s to the Present
- Stories ACCORDing to Communities
- The SAMUELS project
- A Pilot Historical Thesaurus of Scots
- Networking Ancient People - Engaging New Researchers
- Proteus: Capturing the Big Data Problem of Ancient Literary Projects
- MicroPasts: Crowd- and Community-Fuelled Archaeological Research
- Our Data, Ourselves
- The Ethno-Ornithology World Archive Takes Flight
- Optical Music Recognition from Multiple Sources
- Analysing Music Recordings from the British Library with the Digital Music Lab
- A Big Data History of Music
- The Illustration Archive
- Big Data for Law
- Deep Film Access
- Understanding the Annotation Process
- Traces through Time
- Heritage Together
- Co-curating Big Data in the North East
- Pararchive: Open Access Community Storytelling and the Digital Archive