[AI Summary]: Academia Sinica’s Center for Digital Cultures announces 20 online digital humanities project exhibitions for 2026 (Year 115), showcasing research across archaeology, history, ethnology, biology, and geography. The exhibitions demonstrate innovative DH methodologies including GeoAI for historical map analysis, large language models for database navigation, GIS for agricultural history, biodiversity digitization, digital publishing platforms, and AI-assisted oracle bone inscription research. All exhibitions are publicly accessible through the Open Museum platform, covering topics from ancient oracle bone divination to modern tea cultivation, from religious talismans to biological specimens.
- Organizer: Academia Sinica Center for Digital Cultures
- Platform: Open Museum (openmuseum.tw)
- Year: 2026 (Year 115)
- Number of Projects: 20 exhibitions
- Language: Chinese
- Access: Free online exhibitions
- Research Areas: Archaeology, history, geography, biology, ethnology, religious studies, agricultural economics
- Technologies: GeoAI, LLM, GIS, digital archives, AI image recognition
Selected Exhibition Topics:
- Archaeological journeys in Yilan
- Solar eclipse records in classical texts
- Ming-Qing imperial tombs
- GeoAI for historical maps
- Agricultural economics (1940-1949)
- Taiwan biodiversity specimens
- Religious talisman research
- Oracle bone divination analysis