Tools for Digital Epigraphy (EDEp)

数字金石学工具 (EDEp)

• 批准号: 468947401
• 负责人: Professorin Dr. Marietta Horster
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Arbeitsbereich Alte Geschichte
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Grants
• 资助国家: 德国
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/468947401?language=en
• 关键词: Tools; Digital; Epigraphy; EDEp

“Digital edition tools for epigraphy” (EDEp) will explore the possibilities and needs of digital epigraphy. It will develop attractive tools for its application and use them for Ephemeris Epigraphica Electronica (EEE), which will be launched within the framework of the project and within a concrete research project in the German area of the Roman province Gallia Belgica. The project will thus integrate digital epigraphy into current research on Roman history and archaeology in Germany. The open-access EEE will publish editions of inscriptions and research data and offer it for digital and for print reuse. The overall EDEp concept will not only advance research on Gallia Belgica. Through some selected further editions, the research on other regions of the Roman Empire will benefit as well.EDEp will focus on four aspects to create more acceptance for XML/TEI-supported publishing in the field of ancient epigraphy. These are: 1) the establishment of a publication tool as a best practice example for epigraphic digital editions, EEE = Ephemeris Epigraphica Electronica, 2) a DTS tool to improve the digital addressability and citability of inscriptions, 3) a 'cookbook' including online documentation on GitHub for digital editions and critical, user-oriented analyses of tools and workflows for the optimisation of epigraphic publications, 4) presentations of the scientific outputs with their digital added value, promotion of the digital tools in scientific contexts, publication of the outputs in e-journals and GitHub. Already during the project, data and software solutions created will be released for subsequent reuse in accordance with the FAIR principles (findability, accessibility, interoperability, reusability). The integration of EDEp's outputs into existing and new epigraphic projects will enable necessary adjustments and optional improvements to be made even after the end of funding, although not in a cost-neutral way, but with relatively little effort. The research results on Gallia Belgica and the other editions of inscription with a limited regional focus as listed in the application, as well as further research on the edited inscriptions will close important gaps in the processing and research of Roman sources.

“金石学数字编辑工具”（EDEp）将探讨数字金石学的可能性和需求。它将开发有吸引力的应用工具，并将这些工具用于Ephemeris Epigraphica Electronica（Ephemeris），Ephemeris Epigraphica Electronica（Ephemeris）将在该项目的框架内，在罗马Gallia Belgica省德国地区的一个具体研究项目中启动。因此，该项目将把数字金石学纳入德国目前对罗马历史和考古学的研究。开放获取的图书馆将出版铭文和研究数据的版本，并提供数字和印刷再利用。整个EDEp概念不仅将推进对Gallia Belgica的研究。通过一些选定的进一步版本，对罗马帝国其他地区的研究也将受益。EDEp将集中在四个方面，以创造更多的接受XML/TEI支持的出版在古代金石学领域。这些是：1）建立一个出版工具，作为金石数字版的最佳实践范例，Ephemeris Epigraphica Electronica，2）一个改进铭文数字可寻址性和可引用性的工具，3）一本“食谱”，包括GitHub上的数字版在线文档，以及对优化金石出版物的工具和工作流程进行关键的、面向用户的分析，4）介绍科学产出及其数字附加值，在科学背景下推广数字化工具，在电子期刊和GitHub上发布产出。在项目期间，已经创建的数据和软件解决方案将根据公平原则（可查找性，可访问性，互操作性，可重用性）发布供随后重用。将EDEp的产出纳入现有的和新的金石项目，即使在供资结束后，也可以进行必要的调整和可选的改进，尽管不是以成本中立的方式，但相对来说，努力很少。对Gallia Belgica和其他版本的铭文的研究成果，以及对编辑铭文的进一步研究，将填补罗马来源处理和研究的重要空白。