Beth Plale
Robert McDonald
Yiming Sun
Inna Kouper
ABSTRACT
Academic libraries are increasingly looking to provide services that allow their users to work with digital collections in innovative ways, for example, to analyze large volumes of digitized collections. The HathiTrust Research Center (HTRC) is a large collaborative that provides an innovative research infrastructure for dealing with massive amounts of digital texts. In this poster, we report on the technical progress of the HTRC as well as on the efforts to build a user community around our cyberinfrastructure.
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Index Terms
- HathiTrust research center: computational access for digital humanities and beyond
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