Founded in 1996, UbuWeb is described as the internet's largest archive of free avant-garde materials. The site organizes sections covering film and video, sound, dance, papers, historical and visual poetry, conceptual writing, comics, electronic music and other resources, and is permanently archived by the United States Library of Congress.
Digital Maryland is an online collection presenting digitized cultural heritage materials from Maryland institutions. Featured collections include Chinese paintings from the Enoch Pratt Free Library, Fort Ritchie slides from the Ritchie History Museum, and photographs from the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. An advanced search option is available.
This is the catalogue of the Library and Archives of the National Gallery of Canada. The page offers a choice of continuing in English or French and lists resources including the Gallery Archives database and archival finding aids.
Website related to cultural heritage in the Netherlands.
Engineering Archive is a preprint server showing a latest preprints feed of engineering research papers, each with authors, DOI links, and PDF or DOCX downloads. The excerpt lists topics including beam finite element analysis, satellite beam tracking, ground-penetrating radar modeling, robotic control, seawater electrolysis, wave energy conversion, and pose estimation.
The Érudit Documents and Data Repository provides services for hosting, preserving and disseminating scholarly documents such as reports, working papers, preprints and raw data. Research centres, chairs and institutes may submit documents to the repository. It lists research centres in DSpace and offers detailed search, browsing by date, author and title, and personalized services including email updates.
The British National Corpus is a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent a wide cross-section of British English from the late twentieth century. The 1994 edition can be downloaded from the Oxford Text Archive, and online services such as BNCWeb at Lancaster University, which requires registration, allow users to search and explore the corpus. It was selected for use in language based research and development. The corpus is maintained by the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at the University of Oxford.
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Digital Maryland is an online collection presenting digitized cultural heritage materials from Maryland institutions. Featured collections include Chinese paintings from the Enoch Pratt Free Library, Fort Ritchie slides from the Ritchie History Museum, and photographs from the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. An advanced search option is available.
This is the catalogue of the Library and Archives of the National Gallery of Canada. The page offers a choice of continuing in English or French and lists resources including the Gallery Archives database and archival finding aids.
Website related to cultural heritage in the Netherlands.
Engineering Archive is a preprint server showing a latest preprints feed of engineering research papers, each with authors, DOI links, and PDF or DOCX downloads. The excerpt lists topics including beam finite element analysis, satellite beam tracking, ground-penetrating radar modeling, robotic control, seawater electrolysis, wave energy conversion, and pose estimation.
The Érudit Documents and Data Repository provides services for hosting, preserving and disseminating scholarly documents such as reports, working papers, preprints and raw data. Research centres, chairs and institutes may submit documents to the repository. It lists research centres in DSpace and offers detailed search, browsing by date, author and title, and personalized services including email updates.
The British National Corpus is a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent a wide cross-section of British English from the late twentieth century. The 1994 edition can be downloaded from the Oxford Text Archive, and online services such as BNCWeb at Lancaster University, which requires registration, allow users to search and explore the corpus. It was selected for use in language based research and development. The corpus is maintained by the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at the University of Oxford.
