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\nHuNI<\/a> (Humanities Networked Infrastructure) is a NeCTAR-funded project (2012 \u2013 2014), which commenced operation on 1 July 2012. It uses linked Open Data technology to integrate 28 of Australia\u2019s most important cultural datasets into a \u2018virtual laboratory\u2019. These datasets comprise more than 2 million authoritative records relating to the people, objects and events that make up the country\u2019s rich heritage.<\/p>\nThe HuNI Virtual Lab facilitate specialist research and helps to break down barriers between disciplines and uncover new insights into Australia\u2019s cultural landscape. HuNI is one of the first large-scale eResearch infrastructure projects for the humanities in Australia, and the first national, cross-disciplinary virtual laboratory worldwide.<\/p>\n
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Heurist’s Role<\/h4>\n
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\nHeurist provides a database-on-demand service, using a special HuNI Core template as the basis for a new Heurist database to ensure that the database is\u00a0harvestable by HuNI with a minimal amount of work, and also to encourage compatibility with other datasets developed from this template.<\/p>\n
The complete HuNI data model was built in Heurist. As proof of concept of harvestable XML production, a subset of Deb Verhoeven’s Ultimate Gig Guide was exported from the Heurist databse to HuNI.<\/p>\n
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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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Medieval Cookbook<\/h4>
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Roehampton Campus Project<\/h4>
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Heurist’s Role<\/h4>\n
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\nHeurist provides a database-on-demand service, using a special HuNI Core template as the basis for a new Heurist database to ensure that the database is\u00a0harvestable by HuNI with a minimal amount of work, and also to encourage compatibility with other datasets developed from this template.<\/p>\n
The complete HuNI data model was built in Heurist. As proof of concept of harvestable XML production, a subset of Deb Verhoeven’s Ultimate Gig Guide was exported from the Heurist databse to HuNI.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>Roehampton Campus Project<\/h4>
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