AustESE (Australian Electronic Scholarly Editing)

Last Updated: 10/12/2018 12:00:00 AM
Site: http://austese.net/

AustESE (Australian Electronic Scholarly Editing) is a workbench environment for facilitating the prodiction of electronic scholarly editions. Its features include functions for text import, markup, collation, textual analysis, annotation and tagging.

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Creator(s): University of Queensland

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Type of analysis: Publishing Capture Enrichment Gathering
Type of license: Free Open Source
Web Usable: Software you Download and Install
Ease of Use: Moderate
Warning: Still in Development
Usage: New
TaDiRAH Goals: Capture Enrichment
TaDiRAH Methods: Editing Gathering

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Amy Dyrbye

This workbench environment is a collaborative effort with participating institutes in Australia, Canada and the United States. According to the AustESE homepage, the following institutions have contributed to the AustESE project:

The University of Queensland
University of NSW
Curtin University
University of Sydney
Queensland University of Technology
Loyola University, Chicago
University of Saskatchewan

AustESE project management is based out of the ITEE eResearch Group at The University of Queensland.

Thomas Bernhart

The link to the website of AustESE is wrong. Correct URL is: http://austese.net/. The source code isi on github: https://github.com/AustESE-Infrastructure

Amy Dyrbye

Thomas, thank you for alerting us. The AustESE homepage link has now been updated.

Bennett Kuwan Tchoh

AustESE was mentioned in this research abstract available in XML format https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lehkost/ToolXtractor/master/data/xml/2015/EGGERT_Paul_R_The_Harpur_Critical_Archive.xml

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