AMAD - Archivum Medii Aevi Digitale. Repository and science blog for Medieval Studies

经过10年的精心资助，开放获取仍然是人文学科主要保守的出版文化的挑战。各种自然科学严重依赖arXiv.org作为一个广为接受的服务;然而，对于人文学科来说，甚至不存在与arXiv.org相比的档案。特别是中世纪的研究是缺乏一个专业和跨学科的出版服务，内容都是永久可用和有效传播，从而产生了现代中世纪学术的高度影响。AMAD项目旨在为中世纪研究的出版建立一个跨学科的开放获取库。与“中世纪研究博客”（mittelalter.hypotheses.org）和著名的研究机构Regesta Imperii（RI）一起，该知识库作为一个出版服务机构，拥有学术编辑委员会，主题索引，各种营销工具和连接良好的可搜索档案;它将嵌入黑森州图书馆服务系统（HeBIS）。

After 10 years of elaborate funding, Open Access is still a challenge for the humanities' predominantly conservative publishing culture. Various natural sciences heavily rely on arXiv.org as a well-accepted service; for the humanities, however, an archive that even begins to compare with arXiv.org does not exist. Medieval research in particular is short of a professional and interdisciplinary publishing service with contents that are both permanently available and effectively disseminated, thus generating a high impact of modern medieval scholarship. The project AMAD aims to set up an interdisciplinary open access-repository for the publication of medieval studies. Together with the "Medieval Studies Blog" (mittelalter.hypotheses.org) and the renowned research institution of the Regesta Imperii (RI) the repository functions as a publishing service with an academic editorial board, subject indexing, various marketing instruments and a well-connected, searchable archive; it will bei embedded into the Hessian library services system (HeBIS).