Data and Service Center for the Humanities V2.0 (DaSCH V2.0)
Research Project | 2 Project Members
The Data and Service Center for the Humanities (DaSCH) is a national research infrastructure in Switzerland, specifically designed to support the long-term preservation, accessibility, and reusability of humanities research data. Serving as a pivotal hub, DaSCH facilitates the secure storage and sharing of a wide range of digital data, from textual documents to multimedia content. Its focus on adhering to FAIR principles ensures that data is not only safeguarded for future use but also remains easily accessible and interoperable within the academic community.
Recognized for its innovative approach, DaSCH provides essential services to researchers, including sophisticated tools for data management, analysis, and visualization. This infrastructure plays a crucial role in promoting collaborative research, enabling scholars to engage with and build upon existing data. Through its commitment to digital preservation and open access, DaSCH significantly contributes to the advancement of the humanities, ensuring that valuable research insights endure and remain accessible for generations to come.