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Gallipoli\u00a0is an interactive ABC 3D documentary website that provides an immersive experience of the WW1 ANZAC landing at Gallipoli, 25 April 1915, and how this event relates to the broader context of the ensuing eight-mont Gallipoli Campaign.\u00a0Use a timeline to explore a 3D Map of the Gallipoli peninsula, or play the story of the day in chapters.<\/p>\n
Winner of the inaugural AFI Award for Innovation in Screen Content 2009, it was produced in collaboration between the University’s Archaeological Computing Laboratory (ACL) and the ABC’s Digital Innovation Unit and launched to coincide with ANZAC Day in April 2009.<\/p>\n
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Heurist’s Role<\/h4>\n
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\nHeurist played a crucial role in the provision of a database approach to modelling historical data,<\/p>\n
Heurist provides the back-end for the Gallipoli The First Day site.\u00a0Events are\u00a0stored in Heurist and generated as XML for input to the 3D visualisation.\u00a0It also supplied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data for the site, by building upon a 3D digital terrain model of Gallipoli that was supplied by the University’s School of Geosciences.<\/p>\n
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This page provides a sample of the range\u00a0of uses\u00a0to which Heurist can be put<\/p>
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Heurist is used to manage content for the Dictionary of Sydney<\/a>, a unique city historical encyclopaedia based on a permanent historical digital repository, that aims to gather resources on every aspect of human habitation in the greater Sydney area from the first arrival of people to the present. The Dictionary website is also a forum for public discussion and controversy, an aide to teaching and learning, and a source of information and entertainment.<\/p>[symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1563\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p>
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Digital Harlem<\/h4>
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The Digital Harlem<\/a> website presents information, drawn from legal records, newspapers and other archival and published sources, about everyday life in New York City's Harlem neighbourhood (primarily arrests and related court records) in the years 1915\u20131930\u00a0(Black Metropolis' ARC project).\u00a0The database is being extended with a specific study of the events of 1935 ('Year of the Riot' ARC project).<\/p>[symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1566\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p>
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Beyond 1914<\/h4>
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<\/a><\/p>The Beyond 1914<\/a> website (developed by David Jessup, Gregory Poole and Nick Evans from the University\u2019s Marketing department), provides an interactive biographical database of students, staff and alumni who served in the First World War, based on the extensive archives and personal papers of the University of Sydney and its Colleges. A large part of this\u00a0information was provided to the University between 1915 and 1938 by more than 2000 former staff, students, graduates and their families (later published in the University\u2019s Book of Remembrance).<\/p>[symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1509\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p>
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Bali Paintings<\/h4>
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A comprehensive database of collections of Balinese paintings leading to a public website the Virtual Museum of Balinese Paintings (soon to be updated with faceted search and improved layout).<\/p>
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Gallipoli The First Day<\/h4>
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Gallipoli The First Day<\/a>\u00a0is\u00a0the award winning ABC 3D documentary site about the WW1 ANZAC landing at Gallipoli, on 25 April 1915.<\/p>[symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1569\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p>
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Medieval Cookbook<\/h4>
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Roehampton Campus Project<\/h4>
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Dictionary of Sydney<\/span><\/h4><\/p>
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Digital Harlem<\/h4>
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Beyond 1914<\/h4>
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Bali Paintings<\/h4>
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Gallipoli The First Day<\/h4>
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Gallipoli The First Day<\/a>\u00a0is\u00a0the award winning ABC 3D documentary site about the WW1 ANZAC landing at Gallipoli, on 25 April 1915.<\/p>[symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1569\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p>
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Medieval Cookbook<\/h4>
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Roehampton Campus Project<\/h4>
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Digital Harlem<\/h4>
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The Digital Harlem<\/a> website presents information, drawn from legal records, newspapers and other archival and published sources, about everyday life in New York City's Harlem neighbourhood (primarily arrests and related court records) in the years 1915\u20131930\u00a0(Black Metropolis' ARC project).\u00a0The database is being extended with a specific study of the events of 1935 ('Year of the Riot' ARC project).<\/p> [symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1566\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p> [symple_divider style=\"solid\" margin_top=\"20px\" margin_bottom=\"20px\"]<\/p> The Beyond 1914<\/a> website (developed by David Jessup, Gregory Poole and Nick Evans from the University\u2019s Marketing department), provides an interactive biographical database of students, staff and alumni who served in the First World War, based on the extensive archives and personal papers of the University of Sydney and its Colleges. A large part of this\u00a0information was provided to the University between 1915 and 1938 by more than 2000 former staff, students, graduates and their families (later published in the University\u2019s Book of Remembrance).<\/p> [symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1509\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p> [symple_divider style=\"solid\" margin_top=\"20px\" margin_bottom=\"20px\"]<\/p> {image to be provided}<\/p> A comprehensive database of collections of Balinese paintings leading to a public website the Virtual Museum of Balinese Paintings (soon to be updated with faceted search and improved layout).<\/p> [symple_divider style=\"solid\" margin_top=\"20px\" margin_bottom=\"20px\"]<\/p> Gallipoli The First Day<\/a>\u00a0is\u00a0the award winning ABC 3D documentary site about the WW1 ANZAC landing at Gallipoli, on 25 April 1915.<\/p> [symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1569\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p> [symple_divider style=\"solid\" margin_top=\"20px\" margin_bottom=\"20px\"]<\/p> The Medieval Cookbook<\/a> database was developed entirely by Catalina Macias, a Columbian student doing a European Masters in Alimentation History, starting from a simple database structure (Menus containing Recipes containing Ingredients) prepared by the Heurist team. With a couple of follow-up assistance emails, the entire project took us less than three hours, and was used in a successfully completed thesis. One of her fellow students, Lina Cuellar Wills, is now using Heurist to build a directory of 19th century South American Guias de Forasteros (Foreigners Guides).<\/p> [symple_button color=\"gray\" url=\"http:\/\/heuristnetwork.org\/?page_id=1572\" title=\"Details\" border_radius=\"\"]Heurist's Involvement[\/symple_button]<\/p> [symple_divider style=\"solid\" margin_top=\"20px\" margin_bottom=\"20px\"]<\/p>Beyond 1914<\/h4>
<\/a><\/p>Bali Paintings<\/h4>
Gallipoli The First Day<\/h4>
<\/p>Medieval Cookbook<\/h4>
<\/a><\/p>Roehampton Campus Project<\/h4>
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