One Schema to Rule them All. The Inner Workings of the Digital Archive ARCHE

Abstract

A Resource Centre for the HumanitiEs (ARCHE) is a digital archive provided by the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, which is part of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. The archive welcomes data from all humanities fields and offers persistent hosting as well as dissemination of resources. The technical setup of ARCHE is described, focusing on the bespoke metadata schema that was created to help in finding, accessing, and reusing data. Beyond that the schema binds together the different system components, contains mappings to other well-known schemas, provides multilingual labels for GUI display, and is used to generate a metadata form.

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“…ARCHE is dedicated to provide long-term preservation, interoperability, and open access to a diverse range of DH data. With features such as rigorous data curation, advanced search functionalities, and a user-friendly interface, ARCHE aims to centralize resources and enhance collaboration among researchers, educators, and policymakers -the platform thereby offers significant benefits like quality assurance and interdisciplinary collaboration (IANUS, 2017;Trognitz & Ďurčo, 2018). Our data will also be findable on the ARIADNE portal via ARCHE's dissemination service strategies.…”