OPEN DATA IN THE HUMANITIES: THE CULTURE OF EUROPEAN RESEARCH PRACTICES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17534407Keywords:
open science; humanities research; research data management; cultural heritage; open research data.Abstract
The conceptual changes regarding the application of open science principles to humanities research are interpreted. A vision is proposed for applying open science principles to humanities research, based on the context of research data management for the MSCA4Ukrain project on Ukrainian memorial museums. A perspective is outlined for the future integration of the project data with other datasets in the field of cultural heritage.
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