The Gothenburg Research Infrastructure in Digital Humanities (GRIDH) is a research node and infrastructure that offer expertise in deep learning and artificial intelligence, visualisation and visual analysis, spatio-temporal interfaces, and natural language processing. Our mission is to strengthen, renew and enrich research and teaching through digital source material, tools and methods.
We help researchers to develop research applications and navigate datasets, and is a resource for memory institutions that seek new ways to make their collections and archives available for research and public alike. We publish both human and machine readable interfaces for a number of our research projects.
This is an overview of our technical infrastructure.
On the Project pages, you can find a list of GRIDH's git repositories here on GitHub ordered by projects. As well as additonal technical documentation for some of the GRIDH projects.
The Tech Stack page gives an overview of GRIDH's software infrastructure. It includes our choices of open source software and various other aspects of our technical setup.
The APIs page lists the available API endpoints for the various GRIDH projects (work in progress).
The AI/ML page lists the AI/ML tools that were used or created in GRIDH projects (work in progress).
There is an additional folder with helper scripts that assist us to keep this documentation up-to-date and query our own documentation platform that is build with Omeka-S.