Digital Humanities & Heritage

Ova publikacija zbornik je radova s prve i druge međunarodne DARIAH-HR znanstveno-stručne konferencije istoga naziva. Prva konferencija održala se 2021. godine na Sveučilištu u Zadru, a druga konferencija održala se 2022. godine na Filozofskome fakultetu u Rijeci. Zbornik donosi jedanaest priloga hrvatskih i međunarodnih autora na engleskome jeziku uz uvodnu riječ urednica i Tome Tasovca, jednoga od DARIAH-EU direktora. Teme koje obuhvaća povezane su s interdisciplinarnim i digitalnohumanističkim nastojanjima u proučavanju i očuvanju kulturne baštine, primjerice 3D digitalna izdanja znanstvenih knjiga, umjetna inteligencija u analizi umjetnosti, digitalna topografija i pristup jezičnim resursima.

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The conference proceedings Digital Humanities & Heritage represent an exceptionally valuable contribution to the study of digital humanities and the preservation of cultural heritage. Through an interdisciplinary approach and the innovative application of advanced digital tools, the collection offers a deep insight into the latest research and practices in this dynamic area. The scholarly value of these proceedings is evident in several key areas: the application of advanced digital tools such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF); the development and implementation of new methodologies, including semantic modelling and approaches aimed at enhancing access to digital collections; and the support for scholarly research by providing essential sources and information for its implementation. The diversity of topics makes these proceedings relevant not only to the academic community but also to a broader audience interested in digital humanities and cultural heritage. Particularly impressive is the focus on accessibility and the comprehensibility of materials for different target groups, reflecting the authors’ commitment to promoting inclusivity and open access to knowledge. This collection is essential reading for anyone engaged in digital humanities and cultural heritage, serving as a significant source of information and knowledge in this rapidly growing field.

Boris Bosančić, Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Osijek, Croatia

Digital humanities is an emerging and innovative field, and activities within it need to be disseminated through publications of this kind: international and interdisciplinary. Digital Humanities & Heritage demonstrates the commitment of the Croatian scholarly community to this global scholarly turn.

Cécile Chantraine Braillon, La Rochelle University, France