VRE; virtual research environment; annotation; digital humanities; research tool
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SALSAH version 1.0 as existing today is a web-based collaborative multi-user and multi-project virtual research environment (VRE) which allows the annotation and linkage of digital sources. It’s data model is based on the Resource Description Framework (RDF & RDFS) as proposed by the W3C for the semantic web. With RDFS, lightweight ontologies may be represented. The rich browser-based user interface is built using HTML5 and AJAX technologies. External data provider can be integrated seamlessly by mutual web-services such as REST or SOAP. Using RDF, the data is internally represented as a directed graph.Such a graph may contain implicit knowledge about domain specific ontologies and relations. In order to make this implicit knowledge explicit, the theoretical foundations of a RDF-graph based network analysis will be worked out and implemented. The results will be visualized using the latest available technologies (either HTML5 canvas or WebGL). The visualization will be enhanced for a innovative and efficient navigation method within the network of annotated digital sources. In addition, a versioning system will be implemented for all dynamic data (metadata, annotation, links, transcriptions, network analysis results etc.) with a new concept for permanent URL’s to access the state of the network of any given past date and thus result in a proper citability despite the dynamic nature of such a system. The combination of these two topics will lead to a new form of electronic publications which goes beyond the prospects of e-journals or hypertext.