Services

The HUMAL environment enables humanities researchers to open, run, test, and share data-driven research projects together with their code, data, workflow descriptions (notebooks), and analysis environment.

The HUMAL Registry helps users discover and reuse humanities datasets, workflows, and other research objects, and shows where they are located, how they should be cited, and how they are related to one another.

HUMAL enables users to explore humanities research workflows and to publish descriptions of their own research processes, making digital research methods easier to understand, evaluate, and reuse.

HUMAL organises practical training sessions, workshops, and collaborative events where participants learn to use cultural and research data and experiment with digital humanities methods.

Workflow Publisher helps humanities researchers turn an existing dataset, Jupyter notebook or code repository into a documented, inspectable, citable, and reusable research object.

E-varamu is a unified portal aimed at making the digitised resources of Estonian memory institutions – libraries, archives and museums – accessible.

The DataCite Estonia Consortium provides a service for assigning persistent identifiers (DOIs) to research data and registering metadata.

The multispectral imaging (MSI) service makes it possible to capture information invisible to the human eye or examine the materials used without damaging the original object.

Mass deacidification treatment is suitable for neutralising acidic paper in printed materials.