Digitizing of Bordesholm manuscripts as part library stock at Kiel University Library

该项目旨在将荷尔斯泰因郡圣奥古斯丁修道院的中世纪手稿数字化。这些手稿是Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel （CAU）的基尔大学图书馆库存（UB Kiel）的一部分。1665年基尔大学成立时，前修道院的图书馆藏书被转移到UB Kiel。如今，基尔大学保存了163份印刷品和139份手稿。博尔德霍尔姆手稿涵盖了特别广泛的不同主题。这鼓励深入参与和最有趣的学术研究项目和科学研究的发生。事实上，中世纪研究及其补充学科将受益于这个图书馆的库存一旦广泛使用。由于这部分图书馆馆藏的编目状况一直很差，不能提供令人满意的学术参考，因此当代中世纪研究很少使用它来进行涵盖单一研究问题的项目。UB Kiel和Herzog August Bibliothek （HAB）成功地向DFG（德国研究基金会）提交了2013-2016年期间的初步提案，旨在提供Bordesholm手稿描述。研究计划的目标是实现高标准的目录条目和更深层次的索引，从而为研究博尔德霍尔姆手稿提供基础。在项目的第一个3年期间，将修订70份中世纪手稿。UB Kiel和HAB wolfenb<e:2> ttel成功地向DFG提交了2016-2019年的后续提案，重点是对剩余69份手稿进行更深层次的索引。然而，一个重要的愿望仍有待实现：数字化博尔德霍尔姆手稿。长期以来，人文学科一直在越来越多地依赖数字方法。这就是为什么特别跨学科的国家和国际研究项目确实依赖于无所不在的、没有任何时间限制的资源获取。数字表示通常需要协作处理。例如，文本语料库需要扩大，进一步阐述，注释，转录。所有这些步骤都需要根据所使用的工作流程软件及其技术特点和法律限制进行检查。对于博尔德霍尔姆的手稿，上述任何活动都不能进行，因为只有在图书馆工作时间，才能要求在基尔联合大学中央图书馆的阅览室使用这些手稿。而在数字化之后，它们可以在任何地方使用，并且不受任何时间限制。学习和研究项目可以自由地利用它们，并在此基础上进一步发展。在dfg资助的项目中实现的手稿描述将与图像交联，导致所有属于一起的资源合并到一个方案中。

The project aims at the digitization of Bordesholm medieval manuscripts from Canons Regular monastery Saint Augustine in County Holstein. These manuscripts are part of Kiel University Library stock (UB Kiel) of Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel (CAU). The library stock at the former monastery was transferred to UB Kiel in 1665 when Kiel Uni-versity was founded. Nowadays there are 163 printings and 139 manuscripts preserved at UB Kiel. Bordesholm manuscripts cover a particularly wide range of different themes. This encourages deeply involved and most interesting academic research projects and scientific studies to take place. As a matter of fact, medieval studies and their complementary disciplines would take benefit from this library stock once broadly available.As the state of cataloging for this part of library stock has long been very poor and did not allow academic reference in a satisfactory way, it was rarely used by contemporary medieval studies for projects that covered single research questions. UB Kiel and Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) successfully submitted an initial proposal at DFG (German Re-search Foundation) for the period 2013-2016 where they aimed at making available the Bordesholm manuscript descriptions. The goal of the research proposal was to realize high standard catalog entries and deeper indexing thus providing a basis for research on Bordesholm manuscripts. In the first 3-year project term, 70 medieval manuscripts were to be revised. UB Kiel and HAB Wolfenbüttel successfully submitted a subsequent proposal for the term 2016-2019 to the DFG that focused on deeper indexing of the remaining 69 manuscripts. Nevertheless, an important desideratum is still to be fulfilled: digitizing the Bordesholm manuscripts. The Humanities have long been on their way to increasingly rely on digital methods. This is why particularly interdisciplinary national and international research and study projects do depend on ubiquitous access to resources without any limitations in time. Digital representations most commonly need to be worked on collaboratively. For in-stance, text corpora need to be enlarged, further elaborated, annotated, transcribed. All these steps need to be checked according to the workflow software used and its technical features and legal restrictions. None of the activities mentioned before can be carried out in the case of the Bordesholm manuscripts as they may only be requested for use in the reading room at the Central Library of UB Kiel during library hours. Whereas after digitization they could be used both at any place and without any limitation in time online. Study and research projects would freely make use of them and further build upon them. Manuscript descriptions realized in the DFG-funded project would crosslink to images resulting in all resources that belong together to merge in one scheme.