Tufts University

Analysis of Digital Technologies in the Humanities

to support an analysis of the potential costs and benefits of incorporating advanced digital technologies for optical character recognition, machine translation, and data mining in humanities scholarship

Location:
Medford, MA, United States
Amount:
$50,000
Date:
May 15, 2006
Length:
23 months
Program Area:
Scholarly Communications
Area of focus:
Other - Library & Scholarly Communications
Reference number:
20600623

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