eAQUA Working Papers @ Digitale Altertumswissenschaften - Development and establishment of an Open Access E-Journal

该项目的目的是建立一个开放获取的古代史和邻近经典研究电子期刊，其主题是在开放式期刊系统(OJS)的框架内讨论数字人文方法的问题、应用和建立。这个计划是一年两卷的节奏。编辑的编辑、数据透明度、RSS订阅源和社交媒体链接应提供一系列高级交流。投稿可用德语、英语、法语和意大利语提交，并将接受双重审查。数据处理和分析的新方法、可视化和文本质量的新方法以及与数字版本有关的来源批评的问题，或已经以数字格式创建的来源能够以新的方式进行历史分析。独立于地理位置工作的历史研究的国际性显著增加，导致了新的专业交流形式。经典学者也越来越依赖开源和高质量的二次文献或原始材料以及基于网络的共同研究和出版平台。考虑到这种背景，eAQUA工作论文针对的是处理多媒体信息和语篇的科学家和早期研究人员，通常是由来自不同类型的大量数据驱动的。该杂志欢迎所有领域在处理、反思或应用方法方面的贡献，这些方法有助于回答与古代史及其邻近学科的数字实践有关的研究问题(例如数据格式、描述标准、网络技术、数据库、编程语言和可视化)，但也评估了数字时代虚拟研究环境和经典研究教学新方法的机会和局限性。

The aim of the project is to establish an open access e-journal in Ancient History and adjacentClassical Studies with the thematic focus on the issues, application and establishment ofmethods of Digital Humanties within the framework of the Open Journal Systems (OJS). Theplan is a rhythm of two volumes a year. Editorial of the editors, data transparency, RSS feed andlinks to the social media should provide a range of advanced communication. Contributions canbe submitted in German, English, French and Italian and will be examined by double peerreview.New ways of data processing and analysis, of visualization and text quality as well as questionsof source criticism with regard to digital editions, or sources already created in a digital formatenable new ways of historical analysis. The significantly increased internationality of historicalresearch working independently from its geographical location has led to new forms ofprofessional communication. Classics scholars are also increasingly dependent on open-sourceand quality secondary literature or source materials as well as web-based platforms for commonresearch and publications.Considering this background, the eAQUA Working Papers are directed towards scientists andearly-stage researchers dealing with multimedia information and discourses, often driven bylarge amounts of data from different types. The journal welcomes contributions from all areasdealing with, reflecting on or applying methods, which help answer research questions relatedwith digital practices in Ancient History and its neighboring disciplines (e.g. data formats,description standards, web technologies, databases, programming languages andvisualizations), but also evaluate the opportunities and limitations of virtual researchenvironments and new ways of teaching of classical studies in the digital age.