Digitisation / Cataloguing of non-textual objects: Digital Portal Everyday Life in the Rhineland - Cultural Changes in rural areas 1900 - 2000

该项目的目的是准备和提供学术用途的异质性，在某些情况下，以前未开发的现有来源有关的文化变化在日常生活中的世纪。这一目标将通过汇编一个开放式数据库来实现，该数据库可通过超区域门户网站和北威州数字档案库获得。所选资料来源于LVR-Kommern（露天博物馆）、LVR-Freilichtmuseum Lindlar（露天博物馆）和LVR-Institut für Landeskunde und Regionalgeschichte（波恩）（区域研究和区域历史研究所）提供的材料。它们包括与莱茵兰的具体物品（属于博物馆的物品）有关的来源，视听来源（照片，电影）和基于文本的来源（调查，采访，媒体报道），这些来源作为示范地区的框架。这一合作项目将首次使属于参与该项目的机构的与区域物质和日常生活文化有关的数据库联网，从而使它们可用于学术研究。在提交的试验阶段将处理的数据的关键主题是：a）日常生活的基本做法：生活和家务，贸易b）处理和构建日常生活中的（传统）景观文化？农业中不断变化的做法。源材料将通过数据库开发，补充额外的细节，并通过特定的链接进行网络连接。因此，以这种方式开发的数据集将为社会和文化人类学、社会史、人种学、科学史和技术史等研究提供跨学科的潜力。

Aim of the project is to prepare and make accessible for academic use heterogeneous and in some cases previously non-tapped existing sources relating to cultural changes in everyday life in the 20th century. This aim will be achieved by compiling an open access data bank which can be harvested via supra-regional portals and the digital archive NRW. The selected sources originate from the material available at the LVR-Freilichtmuseum Kommern (open-air museum), the LVR-Freilichtmuseum Lindlar (open-air museum) and the LVR-Institut für Landeskunde und Regionalgeschichte (Bonn) (Institute for Regional Studies and Regional History). They comprise sources relating to specific objects (items belonging to museums), audio-visual sources, (photos, films) and text-based sources (surveys, interviews, media reports) from the Rhineland which serve as a framework for an exemplary region. This co-operation project will for the first time enable the databases relating to regional material and everyday life culture which belong to the institutions involved in the project to be netted and consequently make them available for academic research. The key topics of the data to be processed in the submitted pilot phase are:a) Fundamental practices of everyday life: living and housekeeping, tradesb) Handling and constructing (traditional) landscapes in everyday life culture ¿ changing practices in agriculture.The source material will be developed via a data bank, supplemented with additional details and netted via specific links. The data sets developed in this way will therefore provide interdisciplinary potential for, amongst other things, research into social and cultural anthropology, social history, ethnology, scientific history and technical history.