Specialised Information Service Social and Cultural Anthropology

社会和文化人类学专业信息服务（FID SKA）将自己视为民族学研究和基础设施发展之间的接口。它是柏林洪堡大学图书馆和不来梅大学研究数据中心质量服务的联合倡议，并由一个科学顾问委员会提供建议。它的主要目标是在需要基础设施支助和超越当地服务的所有专业事项上向民族学研究提供咨询意见和支助，同时通过在超区域范围内取得资料资源来促进这种研究。这包括使民族学研究结果在研究数据库以及可能的数字研究环境中更加可见和可用，同时考虑到特定主题的伦理问题。FID解决了社区的基础设施需求，掌握了基础设施发展的趋势，并为民族学学科提供了专业解决方案。在这一供资期间，将在五个行动领域处理下列主题，其中一些是在前一供资阶段的基础上进行的：科学交流：FID SKA的工作是定期交流的，社区参与其中，结果通过在民族学学科、邻近学科（例如通过与邻近的FID合作）和图书馆界的广泛调解和网络活动得到反馈。2. 文献和信息供应：电子和模拟信息资源的持续提供是通过收集开发和跨区域许可的许可来完成的。改进信息和研究访问：3.1 EVIFA：主题门户将进一步扩展为信息平台，并将提供特定主题研究的入口点和FID SKA工作领域的概述信息。3.2网络殖民化背景：应开发基础设施答案，以研究处理殖民地背景下的数字化资料及其更好的捆绑和国际交流的相关问题。3.3特定学科的词汇和词汇：通过对词汇和词汇的处理和分析，进一步发展geminsame Normdatei （GND）关于民族学术语。研究数据管理：将制订和测试归档和随后使用困难类型的研究数据（视听数据、基于因特网的数据）的工作流程，并将扩大咨询活动。数字人文学科：在这里，数字人文学科的民族学研究方法的可能性被探索，记录，并与社区深入讨论可能的后果。

The Specialised Information Service Social and Cultural Anthropology (FID SKA) sees itself as an interface between ethnological research and infrastructure development. It is joint initiative of the University Library of the Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin and the Research Data Center Qualiservice of the University of Bremen and is advised by a scientific advisory board. Its primary goal is to advise and support ethnological research in all professional matters that require infrastructural support and go beyond local services, while at the same time promoting it through supra-regional access to information resources. This includes making ethnological research results more visible and usable in research databases as well as in possible digital research environments, taking into account subject-specific ethical questions. The FID addresses infrastructural needs from the communities, takes up trends in infrastructural developments and works on professional solutions for the ethnological disciplines. In this funding period, the following topics will be addressed in five fields of action, some of which build on the previous funding phase: 1. Scientific communication: The work of the FID SKA is regularly communicated, the communities are involved, and the results are fed back via a broad mediation and networking activity in the ethnological disciplines, the neighboring disciplines (e.g. via cooperation with neighboring FIDs) and in the library world. 2. Literature and information supply: Ongoing provision of electronic and analog information resources is accomplished through collection development and licensing of cross-regional licenses.3. Improved information and research access:3.1 EVIFA: The subject portal will be further expanded as an information platform and will provide both entry points for subject-specific research and overview information on the FID SKA's fields of work.3.2 Network Colonial Contexts: Infrastructural answers shall be developed to research-relevant questions of handling digitized materials from colonial contexts and their better bundling as well as international exchange on those materials.3.3 Subject-specific vocabularies and thesauri: Through the processing and analysis of thesauri and vocabularies, the further development of the Gemeinsame Normdatei (GND) with regard to ethnological terms will be pursued.4. Research data management: Workflows for the archiving and subsequent use of difficult types of research data (audiovisual data, internet-based data) will be developed and tested, and consulting activities will be expanded.5. Digital Humanities: Here, the possibilities of digital humanities' approaches for ethnological research are explored, documented, and possible consequences intensively discussed with the communities.