In my previous post, I described my method to prepare the writing of the ODD for the EHRI Online Editions. Now that the overview table is complete, the results are ready to be transformed into the final ODD. As a reminder, ODD stands for “One Document Does-it-all” and contains the...
As one of the interns involved in the development of the application, I encountered several challenges throughout the process. This blog post outlines the problems faced, the attempted solutions, and the ultimate resolutions achieved, along with additional design enhancements. Let’s delve into each issue and its respective solution. Unexpected text...
A little context The source: EHRI Online Editions The European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) is a transnational organization which promotes, among other things, collaboration on Holocaust research and easy access to scattered sources. In 2018, they published their first digital edition: BeGrenzte Flucht. Since then, they have worked on several...
Many months ago, I posted an article about the work I had to do to obtain a publishable edition of my corpus. I called it a trinity because it would be divided into three parts: transcription; encoding; annotation. In this article, I developed the first part of the trinity and...
A year ago, almost to the day, I wrote my first post about TEI Publisher, as I began working with it, to execute the ‘publication’ phase of the pipeline I mentioned many times in my posts. I had created the application and it didn’t look like much. Six months later,...
Through the DAHN project, we are developing a pipeline for the digital edition of archival documents with TEI Publisher as the final publication step. This pipeline is divided into six steps. I already presented them in several posts: segmentation and transcription with the difficulty to establish a model for the...
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