Facilities at the BDHC
The Borderlands Digital Humanities Center includes a workshop space with video conferencing equipment to support up to 20 attendees and overflow seating available. The Center also include a mini-lab equipped with six workstations outfitted for specific digital research needs.
Available Hardware and Software
Hardware and specialized software
- Dell Precision 7875 Tower (with ArcGIS Pro, MatLab, DaVinci Resolve Studio)
- Dell Pro Max Tower T2 FCT2250 (with ArcGIS Pro, OxygenXML, ABBYY FineReader) - EPSON Perfections V850 Scanner
- Mac Studio (with MatLab, DaVinci Resolve Studio, Final Cut Pro)
- Mac Studio (with OxygenXLM, ABBYY FineReader) - EPSON Expression 13000XL Scanner
- Mac Studio
- Mac Mini
- Epson Expression 13000XL
- Epson Perfection V850
- Epson DS 530II
- Epson ST-C4100
- Adobe Creative Cloud
- Airtable
- AntConc
- Audacity
- BaseX
- Blender
- Gephi
- Heurist
- Jupyter Notebooks
- MongoDB
- Neo4j
- NLTK
- Omeka S
- pgAdmin
- PostgreSQL
- R and R Studio
- SpaCy
- Tableau Public
- Transkribus OCR
- Twine
- Visual Code Studio
- Ed
- GitHub
- Glitch
- Google Colab
- HathiTrust Digital Library
- Hypothes.is
- Internet Archive
- Juxta Editions
- Media Thread
- Mirador Viewer
- Neatline
- Netlify
- Notion
- Omeka Classic
- OpenRefine
- OpenStreetMap
- oTranscribe
- Palladio
- Reclaim Hosting
- Recogito
- Sketchfab
- Soundcite.js
- StoryMapJS
- ThingLink
- TimelineJS
- Transkribus OCR
- Trello
- Tropy
- VisualEyes
- Voyant
- Zotero Web Library
Related ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Facilities
¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ offers several other research and production spaces that students and faculty interested in digital humanities work would find useful.
- Special Collections: The ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Library Special Collections include approximately 750 manuscript collections. A select few of the image and manuscript collections have been highlighted to give you a sense of some of what exists there. Most are yet to be digitized and are rich resources for research and for develop digital archive and database projects.
- The Learning Studio: UGLC 110 provides a studio space to create audio and video content in a studio setting. Faculty, staff, and students can reserve the space to record podcasts or videocasts with access to green screen and light board technology.
- Gaia Maker’s Space: UGLC 202 offers a maker space fitted with a number of technologies including 3D printing, audio mixers, MySQL database software, 3D modeling and gaming software like Unity and Maya, and soon an AR/VR environment.
- The Interactive Collaboration Lab: IDRB 2.217 provides touch visualization technology for display and manipulating data sets as well as virtual reality tools for immersive data visualizations.
- The Visual Lab: IDRB 2.215 includes a high resolution visualization wall that allows researchers to share, analyze, and explore large data sets in a collaborative environment.
- The Creative Team at InSPIRE: This team of media professionals collaborate with faculty and academic departments to build technology support projects.