The University of Vienna participated in three online discussions in 2024 to explore potential areas of collaboration within DHInfra. Representatives from multiple faculties and central services identified several possibilities for future cooperation.
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The Institute for Medieval and Early Modern Material Culture (IMAREAL) manages extensive digital collections through their REALonline database and various research projects. Their infrastructure needs focus on graph database systems and AI-supported query capabilities to better connect and analyze their growing digital collections.
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Barbara Denicolò’s research project “SiCPAS” at the University of Salzburg examines Sigmund of Tyrol’s court using digital methods. The project requires infrastructure support for automated text processing, including transcription services and entity recognition tools.
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The Middle High German Conceptual Database (MHDBDB), one of the oldest DH projects, now manages over 6 billion data points. Katharina Zeppezauer-Wachauer describes their needs for modernizing the infrastructure while maintaining this large resource.
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The Literature Archive Salzburg, presented by Lina-Maria Zangerl, requires infrastructure for both digitized historical documents and born-digital materials. Their experience with the Stefan Zweig Digital project demonstrates specific needs for storage solutions and access management.
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In collaboration with CLARIAH-AT, DHInfra.at conducted a survey regarding the acquisition of computing hardware specifically for storage and artificial intelligence applications, aimed at addressing needs not currently met by individual institutions.
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Welcome to DHInfra.at, your central resource for Digital Humanities infrastructure in Austria. We develop infrastructure for digitally supported research in Austrian humanities, bridging gaps between standard cultural heritage digitization, research data management, specialized software solutions, and HPC offerings for processing large datasets with machine learning.
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