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Accepted articles to be published
- A reproducible workflow for the creation of digital twins in the cultural heritage domain. Barzaghi Sebastian ; Alice Bordignon ; Federica Collina ; Francesca Fabbri ; Bruno Fanini ; Daniele Ferdani ; Bianca Gualandi ; Ivan Heibi ; Nicola Mariniello ; Arcangelo Massari ; Marcello Massidda ; Arianna Moretti ; Silvio Peroni ; Sofia Pescarin ; Maria Felicia Rega ; Giulia Renda ; Mattia Sullini (Accepted on: 2025-05-02)
- Fluffy Import: Preserving Humanities Research Data with the TextGrid Repository. Stefan Buddenbohm ; José Calvo Tello ; Stefan E. Funk ; Ralf Klammer ; Nanette Rißler-Pipka ; Alex Steckel ; Ubbo Veentjer ; Lukas Weimer ; George Dogaru (Accepted on: 2025-04-23)
- Adding Every Arabic Periodical Published Before 1930 to Wikidata: Moving the Scholarly Crowd-Sourcing Project Jarāʾid to the Digital Commons. Till Grallert (Accepted on: 2025-04-22)
- A Workflow to publish Collections as Data: looking back at Europeana.eu and forward to the common European data space for cultural heritage. Gustavo Candela ; Sally Chambers ; Alba Irollo ; Nuno Freire ; Vicky Dritsou ; Antoine Isaac ; Agiatis Benardou ; Vicky Garnett ; Toma Tasovac (Accepted on: 2025-04-14)
- Creating a scientific workflow to manage Old Italian texts. Emiliano Degl'Innocenti ; Francesco Pinna ; Alessia Spadi ; FEDERICA SPINELLI (Accepted on: 2025-04-14)
- finnsurveytext: Analysis of Open-Ended Survey Responses in R. Adeline Clarke ; Krista Lagus ; Maria Valaste (Accepted on: 2025-04-09)
- Genre Classification Workflow For the English Short Title Catalogue (ESTC). Iiro Tiihonen ; Kira Hinderks (Accepted on: 2025-04-07)
- Improving workflows in digital art history: sharing annotations for patrimonial images segmentation and object detection. Léa Maronet ; Alice Truc (Accepted on: 2025-04-04)
- Paradata conveys understanding of workflows and facilitates reuse of research data in arts and humanities: the CAPTURE project. Isto Huvila (Accepted on: 2025-04-03)
- A reproducible framework to publish and reuse Collections as data: the case of the European Literary Bibliography. Gustavo Candela ; Cezary Rosiński ; Arkadiusz Margraf (Accepted on: 2025-04-03)
- The Sixth Generation of the Perseus Digital Library and a Workflow for Open Philology. Gregory Crane ; James Tauber ; Alison Babeu ; Lisa Cerrato ; Charles Pletcher ; Clifford Wulfman ; Sergiusz Kazmierski ; Farnoosh Shamsian (Accepted on: 2025-04-03)