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Cycle of historical knowledge production

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Geovistory is a virtual research environment designed to support you in the cycle of historical knolwedge production.

As you see in this visualization above, Geovistory accompanies you throughout this process on multpile level:

  1. manage your modelling semantically the state of affairs

  2. create your Geovistory library and

  3. manage of your sources (transcriptions in form of texts or tables)

  4. produce your research data by creating &

  5. digital reproductions, as well as objects of your Geovistory library and link them to your entities

  6. use the to efficiently clean your data

  7. your information system, download data and prepare inputs for your publications

  8. produce stories and publish your texts

The different modules of Geovistory are quickly introduced in.

Read this article on the in order to better understand how Geovistory guides you through this process.

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knowledge pyramid
project specific ontology
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digital reproduction
managing your entities
annotate
analysis section
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Schematic reproduction of the cycle of historical knowledge production.