Members of the team also contribute to various projects in their areas of expertise. This page shows some of the projects in which we have been involved.
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- The OUP Data Visualization project aimed to demonstrate how interactive data visualizations can replace statics images in journal articles.
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- Visualising research data in 3D with Blender designed pipelines for importing research data into the modelling and rendering application Blender, to produce high quality images, animations and interactive applications.
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- The Live Data Project focused on preparing data to create interactive visualizations that can be embedded in websites.
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- The Participant Data Project explored how researchers working with personal information could benefit from better data management
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- The ORDS Open Sourcing Project oversaw the adaptation of the Online Research Database Service into a fully open-source software package.
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- The I.Sicily project created a digital corpus of the inscriptions of ancient Sicily in EpiDoc, a TEI subset.
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- DiXiT was an EC Marie Curie Initial Training Network on Digital Scholarly Editions.
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- This Bodleian project unified the TEI Manuscript Description catalogues in the Bodleian. We acted as schema consultants.
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- The Livingstone Online Enrichment and Access Project (LEAP) created high-resolution multi-spectral images and full text (TEI) transcriptions of Livingstone’s field manuscripts and letters.
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- We supported this project in the Department of Education, involving working memory training and learning arithmetic.
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- We supported a project modelling cancer cells by Oncology Department researchers. The project used the Modelling4All Project software and web services.
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- The Digital REED project helped the Records of Early English Drama create a digital workflow for the production of their volumes,
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- In the 1870 Field Diary project, we helped Livingstone Online with the TEI markup.
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- OxRep Project
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- The William Godwin’s Diary project was an eXist XML Database website providing full text and hi-res images for 48 years of this important diary.
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- The Epidemic Game Maker – an example of agent-based modelling public outreach
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- The Verse Miscellanies Online project converted, edited, and published several early verse miscellanies.
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- A model of the Spanish Flu Pandemic built in the Behaviour Composer
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- The Poetic Forms Online project worked to add metrical analysis to poetic texts.
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- The Great Domesday Text pilot project converted bespoke XML markup to TEI P5 XML and rendered as HTML.
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- The French Oral Narrative Corpus project created a corpus of French storytelling, see also frenchoralnarrative.qub.ac.uk
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- The Jisc DaMaRO Project developed a pilot research data management infrastructure within the University of Oxford.
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- A new website for The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH).
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- The OUP John Fell OxGAME project explored the use of agent-based modelling in participatory research with farmers in Cameroon.
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- OSS Watch provides unbiased advice and guidance on the use, development, and licensing of free and open source software.
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- The Jisc Software Hub project developed a website showcasing Jisc-funded software.
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- VALS worked with universities and free and open source software communities to give students real-world experience working in software projects.
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- The CatCor pilot project created digital editions (in TEI) of the correspondence of Catherine the Great.
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- William Godwin’s Diary transcribed, edited, and marked up all 48 years of the diary of Mary Shelley’s father William Godwin
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- Oxford Text Archive: a repository of literary, linguistic and historical textual materials for use in research
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- The First Folio Phase 2 project was a collaboration with the Bodleian
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- The OxGarage conversion service (beta version) manages the transformation of documents between a variety of formats.
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- The Stationers’ Register Online was a pilot project to digitise records of the stationers company in TEI P5 XML.