Register now for the #nodegoat Workshop organised by the Institut für Archäologie, Klassische Philologie und Altertumswissenschaften at the University of Zurich on November 13. www.iaka.uzh.ch/de/News/news...
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Research and Software Development for the Humanities
The Historical Network Research Conference 2026 begins today in sunny Torino, Italy. More than a hundred colleagues talking about how they apply network analysis to historical sources! Conference website: historicalnetworkresearch.github.io/turin/ #hnr2026
The Research Training Group 2696 of the Interdisciplinary Center for Science and Technology Studies at the @uni-wuppertal.bsky.social organises a #nodegoat workshop on Thursday 20 August between 10:00 and 15:00 at the Glanzstoffhaus Wuppertal. Info & Registration via: grk2696.de/nodegoat-int...
🚨Last chance to join us for the DMSI 2026 at the @imc-leeds.bsky.social. Gain hands-on experience in #digital methods adapted to medieval texts and images. 📆Jul 10 2026 📍Leeds, UK ▶️ tinyurl.com/5cm6ymn7 And if you have already registered for the IMC, you can still add DMSI to your registration.
Full day session at the IMC in Leeds with lots of opportunities to learn about various digital initiatives. We will be running a #nodegoat workshop together with Jesse Torgerson of @wesleyanuniversity.bsky.social
📣If you plan on attending ICMS Kalamazoo or IMC Leeds, there are still some few seats remaining for the Digital Medieval Studies Institute. Join us for hands-on sessions with Digital Methods for Medieval Data! #medievalsky #digitalhumanities #DMSI
Program for the Workshop: "Vormoderne Mobilität in Zeit und Raum abbilden" @unibonn.bsky.social (24-25.03.26)
Hot off the press! Overview of MANTO’s aims and ambitions just published in Digital Classics Online, with analytical examples looking at mythic relics preserved in Imperial Greece url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/YkSnC6XQ68... Maps by @euuanxcvi.bsky.social, Cian Colgan, Anika Campbell
MANTO: A Born-Digital LOD Resource for Greek Myth | Digital Classics Online
MANTO ist eine LOD-Ressource, die sowohl die Interaktionen von Menschen, Orten und Objekten innerhalb der griechischen Mythologie als auch die Auswirkungen dieser mythischen Wesen auf die historische Landschaft des Mittelmeerraums modelliert. Die Daten basieren vollständig auf Aussagen aus antiken Quellen. In diesem Artikel stellen wir die Ziele und Erfolge dieses Projekts vor. Wir beschreiben die grundlegende Ontologie und die Methoden der Datenerhebung, einige Möglichkeiten, wie die resultierenden Daten abgefragt und visualisiert werden können, sowie die Beziehungen zu anderen digitalen Projekten im Bereich der Altertumswissenschaften. Außerdem stellen wir eine Fallstudie zur Verwendung der Daten bei der Visualisierung der Lage und Bewegung mythischer Relikte vor, die von Pausanias beschrieben wurden.
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🗓️ March 20: #nodegoat workshop at the @iisg-amsterdam.bsky.social organised by Merel Blok and Eva Seuntjes. ℹ️ iisg.amsterdam/nl/workshopn...
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Just published! 🎉 A new translation of @cosovschi.bsky.social's lesson: doi.org/10.46430/phe... We’re grateful to Silvia Stoyanova for their translation. Thank you to Felix Vanden Borre + Maneesha Sane for their reviews, and to Laura Alice Chapot for editing.
#CfP: How is AI transforming historical practice—from methods and workflows to research questions? The 8th Conference on Digital Humanities & Digital History, hosted by @c2dh.uni.lu, invites proposals for workshops and lectures. ⏰ 01.03.2026 | 📤 Abstract + CV | 🔗 Call: https://t1p.de/fdwc1
📢 Applications are OPEN for #DMSI 2026! Join us for the fourth #Digital #Medieval Studies Institute in: 🇺🇸 US: 13 May (at ICMS Kalamazoo) 🇬🇧 UK: 10 July (at IMC Leeds) ⚠️ Bursary Deadline: 20 Jan 2026 ▶️ Info: US: tinyurl.com/DMSI-2026-US UK: tinyurl.com/DMSI-2026-UK Questions? 📧 dmsi.hello@gmail.com
I would like to point to a forthcoming workshop on "Introduction into nodegoat" (nodegoat.net), anyone is welcome, please register per email. www.igw.uni-bonn.de/de/institut/...
nodegoat
nodegoat is a web-based data management, network analysis & visualisation environment. Using nodegoat, you can create and manage any number of datasets by use of a graphic user interface. Your own dat...
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A huge thank you to @lab1100.bsky.social & to everyone who joined us for our Nodegoat Workshop at UGhent last week. With more than 30 researchers in attendance, we explored Nodegoat as a powerful object-oriented data management environment. Stay tuned for more CLARIAH-VL+ training events! #training
Currently at the Swedish Institute in Athens for the soft launch of www.periegesis.org/en/, which provides raw data of Pausanias's places, objects, people and events; side-by-side enriched texts in ancient Greek and English; maps and network graphs; and links to global authorities, e.g. Wikidata
Digital Periegesis of Pausanias Description of Greece - Periegesis Hellados
Visualization in maps and downloadable tables of places, events and persons mentioned in Pausanias’ Description of Greece
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Tomorrow (Wed) 14:00 GMT is our Annotation December Stammtisch, at which Rocio Da Riva (Barcelona) will discuss RelNet — a project exploring sacred landscapes and the connections between Babylonian cult centres. Join us to hear about all the issues of annotating cuneiform texts with digital tools
Dataset cleaning may not be glamorous, but it needs to happen! 💪 And we may all be at our own laptops, but it is sooooo much better to do it together!
Every #nodegoat API is now described by an OpenAPI Description (OAD). Use the project specific .yaml file that is automatically generated to explore, validate, and communicate with your nodegoat API. nodegoat.net/blog.s/86/no...
Many thanks to the Institute of History of @czechacademy.bsky.social for organising yesterday’s #nodegoat Day in Prague! www.hiu.cas.cz/en/events/no...
Voor mijn onderzoek naar vervolgde componisten bouwde ik een netwerkdatabase om de posities en rollen van deze componisten voor de oorlog inzichtelijk te maken. Ik voerde handmatig 300 brieven en 1400 uitvoeringen in, waarbij 1900 mensen en 400 organisaties betrokken waren. Uitleg in ALT-tekst 🧵
5 upcoming #nodegoat workshops: 16-10 King's College London 12-11 Institute of History of the Czech Academy of Sciences 19-11 Virtual Workshop: Network Analysis with nodegoat 26-11 Research School Political History, Amsterdam 28-11 Beginners & Advanced (CLARIAH-VL/GhentCDH) ℹ️ nodegoat.net/workshop
#HappeningNow ✨ The GrECI project is hosting a training workshop on #Nodegoat software, titled "Exploring Spatial and Network Data in Nodegoat" 📊🌍 today at the Library and Resource Center of the @ucy1.bsky.social.
🔎 Workshop alert! Curious how data-driven research can level up your project? Join us 3 Oct at Stadscampus, Uni of Antwerp for a hands-on Nodegoat workshop 🧠💻 Hosted by Centre for Urban History & ARCHES. Free, but registration required!👇 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Nodegoat workshop - University of Antwerp
To support researchers in working with relational, geographical and temporal data, the Centre for Urban History and ARCHES at the University of Antwerp are hosting a full-day nodegoat workshop. Nodeg...
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The Institute of History of @czechacademy.bsky.social organises a nodegoat Day on 12 November 2025 in Prague. The event includes a talk by Kaspar Gubler, presentations of nodegoat projects, plus a demo of new nodegoat features. More info and CfP available at: www.hiu.cas.cz/en/events/no...
New #nodegoat use case by Pierluigi Terenzi (University of Florence) on the LASI project that analyses workers and decisions related to the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore in the second half of the 14th century. nodegoat.net/usecase.p/37... #digitalhistory #medieval #medievalsky #digitalhumanities
Data Publication "Pas d'armes" and Late Medieval Chivalry by @mariodamen.bsky.social, @deaconjh.bsky.social, et al. This @ukri.org funded project of @universityofleeds.bsky.social & @uvahumanities.bsky.social published a dataset of all pas d’armes (1420-1520) ➡️ uvaauas.figshare.com/articles/dat...
Played around with georeferencing and importing John Rocque’s 1746 map of London, inspired by @locatinglondon. Interface below: @latest.allmaps.org, now on to @nodegoat.net to put my own data in. Cool stuff imho!