Tufts University

Developing a Workflow for Textual Data in Large-Scale Digitization Project

to support the development of a workflow for specialized processing of the contents of digitized books

Location:
Medford, MA, United States
Amount:
$471,000
Date:
Dec. 11, 2007
Length:
20 months
Program Area:
Scholarly Communications
Area of focus:
Scholarly Resources
Reference number:
40700635

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