projects

epidat is actively involved in numerous research projects. In addition, epidat research data are also (re)used by others:

EUREGIO

Jewish Cemeteries in the Dutch and German Reference Area 'Euregio Rhine-Meuse-North' 2006-2008

‎‏שו״ם‏‎

cemeteries of the Schum cities
2009-2021

spatial relations

project funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research
2012-2015

poetic relief

codingDaVinci
Wikimedia foundation 2014

genealogy

RDF-Extraction with XTriples
Schrade 2015

visualisation

Pre-Conference Workshop
DHd2016 Leipzig

Living Apart Together

Cross-repository research
DARIAH-DE DH2019

PEACE Portal

funded by Rothschild foundation
2017-2021

epidat research data: FAIR, open and reusable

FAIREpidat Research data are ...
Findableprovided via a machine readable interface
provided via html for human readers and users
Accesibleprovided in the standard format EpiDoc: TEI XML for Epigraphic Documents for machine readable, system-independent, program-independent and structured access (and widely used by digital epigraphers)
Interoperablemapped to authority files, controlled vocabularies and thesauri to maintain interoperability
Re-usablereleased online under an open Creative Commons Licence cc-by
for more information see also How to harvest epidat records