Swedish National Infrastructure for Digital Archaeology
The Swedigarch consortium is developing and running the Swedish National Infrastructure for Digital Archaeology with the purpose to catalyse a new generation of data-driven research on human-environment interactions. The infrastructure will stimulate the development of new approaches to digital methods of documentation and analyses and reinvigorate archaeological research agendas, thus safeguarding that Swedish archaeological research is at the forefront of the data science revolution.
Funded by The Swedish Research Council (research grant nr 2021-00161) and the participating organisations.
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About
Swedigarch is developing a distributed research infrastructure tailored to the identified needs for future archaeological research opportunities. This collaborative initiative encompasses nine organisations and spans…
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FAQ
Establishing a national research infrastructure for archaeology brings forth numerous inquiries. Here, you can find responses to the most frequently asked questions.
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Resources
Swedigarch is under development, which involves system building, linking and system expansion, quality control, and system testing. The purpose is to showcase research potential and…
Events
News and Views
Interview in Curie: “Making data accessible should be a merit”
September 17, 2024. Databases save time in both one’s own and others’ research projects, provi…
Reframing the urban globe: Archaeology and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) #3
Septemper 17, 2024. By Federica Sulas Is urban settlement sustainable? Can cities mitigate changing …
The new 3D platform Dynamic Collections Plus is beeing launched!
August 28, 2024. Today, after two years of dedicated work, Swedigarch and the Laboratory for Digital…
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