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Digital tools used in the arts and humanities
The tools section of arts-humanities.net catalogues and describes software tools that are used at different stages of the research lifecycle in the arts and humanities. The tools were selected from those used in research projects that are included in our database. We are constantly updating this section.
Please use the 'search' or 'browse' box on the right-hand side to find specific tools or types of tools that you are interested in.
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Recently added tools:
RivEx is a river network tool designed to run under ESRI ArcMap 9.1. It allows for quality control and analysis of the river network and creation of node layers.
Mercury Amira is a multifaceted tool that allows for integration, manipulation, and visualisation of large sets of data. Automatic and interactive segmentation tools support processing of 3D image data.
Exceed is a PC X server system which allows for graphical user interface (GUI) interactions with networked computers. Exceed provides data exchange among applications on different platforms including UNIX, Linux, VMS, X Window Based System and IBM mainframes.
A global geographical database that may be used to identify, tag and disambiguate all references to location. The database contains over 8 million entries, each of which possesses a geographic name (in various languages), latitude, longitude, elevation, population, administrative subdivision and postal codes and information on unique features.
