Resources

Digital Humanities infrastructureacross Austria

DHinfra.at partners offer shared infrastructure in four areas. This is the overview — open each one for what it is, how it is used, and who to contact.

Partner contributions

Who contributes to each area. core contributor · supporting contributor. See Partners for contacts.

AreaKFUGPLUSUWKUniAKLFUITUWÖNBÖAWUniVie
Digitization
GPU / ML
SaaS / IaaS & storage
Software

Registered research infrastructure

The hardware and facilities behind DHinfra.at are registered in the national research-infrastructure database (FI DB) of the BMBWF, across the participating institutions. Each entry names its contact person. Some entries are still being applied for.

The database covers far more than DHinfra.at. Institutions across Austria list compute, imaging and lab infrastructure there and mark it as open for collaboration, so if what you need is not on this page, search the FI DB and contact the facility directly.

Compute

FacilityInstitutionFI DB
GPU Cluster for Digital HumanitiesKFUGEntry
GPU Cluster for Digital HumanitiesUWKEntry
Database Research Cluster
Database-as-a-Service and test/development infrastructure-as-a-Service for DH.
PLUSEntry
GPU Server / Storage
Processing of captured imaging data via deep learning and other methods.
TUWrequested

Digitization & imaging

FacilityInstitutionFI DB
ScanRobot (robotic scanner for loose sheets)
Prototype robotic scanner for loose sheets up to A4; optimised for early-20th-century registration forms.
UIBKEntry
Canon imageFORMULA DR-G2090 production scanner
A3 production document scanner, up to 100 sheets per minute; currently digitising a 1.5M index-card catalogue (Univ. Wien Numismatics × Univ. Innsbruck).
UIBKEntry
5 repro stands with Sony ILX-LR1 cameras
61 MP repro camera rigs for fast, high-quality archival document capture (about 2,500–3,000 shots per day).
UIBKEntry
2 NVIDIA DGX Spark
On-prem inference for small/medium models — for privacy-sensitive archive digitization.
UIBKEntry
XpeCAM multispectral imaging system
Mobile, filter-based multispectral capture (350–1200 nm, 30 filters); no darkroom required.
TUWEntry
MISHA multispectral imaging system
Mobile multispectral imaging for archives (flat objects); used for the Cetinje charters.
TUWEntry