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✨ Have you already taken our survey?

As part of the #CiVers project at the @dai_weltweit we're collecting feedback on how iDAI.field data should be published, versioned, and cited in the future.

👉 Your input will help shape future developments in #RDM and digital #archaeological #infrastructures.

📝 If you haven't participated yet, we'd greatly appreciate your perspective:
https://survey.nfdi4objects.net/index.php/366977?lang=en

Thank you for supporting the future of iDAI.field and research data!

https://nfdi.social/@nfdi4objects/116833268959461292

📢 We want to hear from you!

How should iDAI.field data be published, versioned, and cited in the future?

As part of the #CiVers project at the @dai_weltweit we're collecting feedback from current and potential iDAI.field users on data publication, versioning, DOIs, citation, data reuse.

Your input will help shape the future development of iDAI.field.

📝 Take the survey:
https://survey.nfdi4objects.net/index.php/366977?lang=en

Thank you for your support!

#Archaeology #OpenScience #ResearchData #iDAIfield #NFDI4Objects

The poster “The CiVers-Project: Bridging research texts and fine-grained research data”, presented at #CAA2026 in Vienna, is now available #openaccess.

👉 Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.34780/cifa5ycy

#CiVers #DigitalHumanities
#ResearchData #OpenScience #opensource #research #digitalpreservation #webarchiving

We presented #CiVers at #CAA2026 in Vienna (Mar 31–Apr 4) with a poster! 🎉
🔍 By combining #WebArchiving change detection, and #metadata extraction, CiVers enables reliable citation of versioned web pages using persistent identifiers (PIDs).
🥅 Our goal: make web-based #research resources citable, traceable, and reproducible.
Let’s connect! 🤲

Photo Credits: Lisa Steinmann.

📣 New blog post! 📝

October 14, we hosted our first #CiVers workshop at the @dai_weltweit in Berlin 🏛️ This was a great opportunity to exchange ideas on citing versioned web resources and managing research data in #archaeology and the #humanities

Read more about what we discussed 👇
🔗 https://www.dainst.org/blogs/noslug/253

#Metadata #Research #OpenScience #DigitalPreservation #WebArchiving #DigitalHumanities

🪧 On Tuesday, October 14, the CiVers team will host its first workshop at the @dai_weltweit in Berlin.

We’ll bring together project partners and experts from digital humanities 💻 and research infrastructure 🔧 to discuss research data repositories and approaches for citing web resources.📄

Looking forward to the exchange!
#CiVers #DigitalHumanities #OpenScience #Research #opensource

Last week we explored the essentials of citability: versioning, PIDs, and #metadata But how can these be applied to existing web resources so researchers can cite them? 🤔

🛠️ Many resources in #archaeology and #DigitalHumanities weren’t built for this. Redesigning them would be costly and time-consuming.

💡 #CiVers is developing tools to create versioned snapshots and assign PIDs, without altering existing infrastructures.

Read more in our #openaccess article:
🔗 https://doi.org/10.34780/6k764r03

🔍 Research resources in archaeology and the humanities are rich, web-based, and constantly evolving, but they often lack reliable, citable versions of their content.

💡 CiVers develops tools to generate versioned snapshots of web resources and assign Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for precise, long-term citation without changing existing web application infrastructures.

📖 Learn more in our first article:
https://doi.org/10.34780/6k764r03

#CiVers #DigitalHumanities #Archaeology #opensource #Research

📚 First publication from CiVers!

🤔 How can we reliably cite resources of web-based research databases in archaeology and the humanities?

💡 In our new article, we present the CiVers approach: creating versioned, citable web resources using Persistent Identifiers (PIDs).

🧠 Read the full open-access paper here:
🔗 https://doi.org/10.34780/6k764r03

#CiVers #DigitalHumanities #WebArchiving #OpenScience #PID #DigitalPreservation

📢 Hello Mastodon! 👋
We’re CiVers Citation of Versioned Web Pages by Persistent Identifier

Web pages change. Links rot. Academic references break. We’re fixing that. 🛠️

💻 CiVers develops software and methodologies to make web content reliably citable with PIDs and versioning

🔗 DFG-funded @dfg_public project at the DAI Berlin @dai_weltweit with Heidelberg University Library @uniheidelberg, GBV @vzg_gbv and DataCite @datacite

#WebArchiving #OpenScience #DigitalHumanities #PID #DataCite #CiVers

So viele #Forschungsdaten, so viel #digital​e Information - wie können wir die dauerhaft auffind- und zitierbar halten?

Damit befasst sich das @dfg_public -geförderte Projekt #CiVers der #ZWD_DAI, das M. Riedel, F. Riebschläger und G. Russo in einem neuen #FdAI-Aufsatz vorstellen.

Als PDF oder im Viewer: https://publications.dainst.org/journals/FdAI/article/view/4936