This addition to a relational database system enables mobile data recording into a database. This could be very helpful for enabling data collation projects without the need for coding a website or custom app. More like this to come?
A manifesto for Data Visualization from the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (15) including some great tool summaries and reflections on what Data visualization is and should be.
Consider creating a proxy Warwick version of this service, by spinning it up as a VM. Speak to Skiddy/Yann about the viability of this.
If you want to roll your own server from source on an in-house machine, or on another hosting provider, docs/ec2setup.txt in the github repository contains instructions on the exact steps I took to create that image starting from a clean Ubuntu 12.04 installation. You can also download a VMware-compatible .ova image."
"What we need is a tool that helps us discover, contextualize, and discuss scholarship, not just see how many times it has been cited or how influential a given journal may be. The need to contextualize and interrogate research is far more important than the ability to generate bibliographies or find the most popular articles"
" This is where Bibliopedia comes in. Bibliopedia provides an infrastructure for advanced data-mining and cross-referencing of scholarly literature to create a humanities-centered collaboration and research discovery platform"
