Service
If you have questions about any of the topics, need advice or assistance with a research project or a grant application, please feel free to contact us.

Advice
We are happy to advise you on the use of digital tools and methods in research projects in the humanities. In addition to the selection of suitable tools, this also includes questions of research data management.
Solution-oriented consulting on planned digital data acquisition and analysis in ongoing research projects.
Consulting during the planning phase of research projects. Discussion of ideas for incorporating digital solution approaches into humanities project proposals.
Consulting on the long-term and sustainable management of your research data during and after the project phase in close cooperation with the Research Data Service Center.
Support
BCDH provides direct support in the application of a broad portfolio of digital methods and tools in a wide variety of research projects.
BCDH has extensive expertise in non-destructive and sustainable digital documentation of material cultural heritage using innovative methods of 3D acquisition and remote sensing.
Examples:
Integration of existing programs or application of different data acquisition devices to solve research questions.
Code adaptation of existing databases or integration into open-source software for different programming languages.
Example:
Integration of generated 3D spaces in teaching and research projects.
Example:
- use of 3D spaces from the project Virtual Collaboration (ViCo)


Cooperation
Services for which additional scientific staff for long term involvement is required.
Competence Building
in methodological and technical issues of the Digital HumanitiesUpon request, BCDH can organize introductions to specific software or applications of databases within its capabilities.
Upon request, BCDH can organize method-oriented workshops on the use of specific software, various recording devices, or the construction of data infrastructure, within the limits of its possibilities.
On a regular basis, BCDH offers courses for students (and university staff) to introduce them to geoinformation systems, remote sensing methods, or THE use of databases.

Software
The software developed and provided by BCDH is made available under free licenses in our GitHub repository.
multispectral - R-Script for the derivation of vegetation indices from aerial photographs

Based on the RStoolbox-Paket Multispectral enables the automatic derivation of vegetation indices from multispectral aerial photographs.
Spacialist - a virtual research environment for the Spatial Humanities

Together with the Digital Humanties Center (formerly eScience-Center) at the University of Tübingen, BCDH operates the open source tool Spacialist, which allows researchers in the spatial and object-based sciences to standardize the acquisition and analysis of all research data in an integrated and harmonized environment. The tool is continuously developed and adapted to the requirements of heterogeneous research projects. If you are interested in developing a project, please feel free to contact us.