DIANE (an acronym for Digital Infrastructure for the Analysis of National movements in Europe) is a virtual research environment for the collaborative study of national and regional movements in Europe, developed by the international network NISE. It is a web-based data management, network analysis and visualization tool for historical research. In DIANE, researchers can set up individual and collaborative projects, in which they can enter, connect, analyse and visualize their research data.
We've added the ongoing project Guide to the Archives (GTA) to the DIANE-page and gave it an update. The aim of the project is to present a wide array of different archives from different (stateless) regions so as to encourage more comparative/transnational research. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions, or if you want to add certain collections to the project!
Consult the database here
The landing page for all DIANE-related projects has received an update! The purpose of this new environment is to centralize the different digital humanities projects related to NISE and its DIANE-database, and to provide a clearer overview of all the different themes and possibilities that are related to the relational DIANE database. Do not hesitate to check it out!
