ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCIL
Digital Equipment and Database Enhancement for Impact scheme
Award winner: G.P. Earl
Institution: University of Southampton
Value: £232,575
Reflectance-transformation imaging systems for ancient documentary artefacts
Award winner: J. Ellis
Institution: Royal Holloway, University of London
Value: £332,520
Consolidated moving-image and sound database framework
Award winner: B.A. Fennell
Institution: University of Aberdeen
Value: £334,574
Language and linguistic evidence in the 1641 Depositions
Award winner: R.S. Fensham
Institution: University of Surrey
Value: £323,262
Digital dance archives (DDA): cross-collection interactivity and enhanced user engagement with dance resources
Award winner: P.H. Gray
Institution: Queen's University Belfast
Value: £111,768
Documenting Ireland: Parliament, people and migration, 18th-20th centuries (DIPPAM)
Award winner: C. Harrison
Institution: University of Oxford
Value: £182,135
The elements of drawing: enhancement and dissemination for impact
Award winner: A.F. Hartley
Institution: University of Leeds
Value: £159,293
IntelliText - intelligent tools for creating and analysing electronic-text corpora for humanities research
Award winner: E. Leach
Institution: University of Oxford
Value: £189,137
DIAMM: digital-image archive of medieval music
Award winner: A.A. Marsden
Institution: Lancaster University
Value: £149,807
Digital arts innovation laboratory
Award winner: M. Melaugh
Institution: University of Ulster
Value: £260,179
Visualising the conflict: immersion in the landscape of victims and commemoration in Northern Ireland
Award winner: D.T. Murphy
Institution: University of York
Value: £109,608
The virtual acoustics and auralisation database
Award winner: D. Obbink
Institution: University of Oxford
Value: £113,487
A collaboration between Classics and astrophysics: an advanced multispectral imaging laboratory optimised through crowd-sourced statistical analysis
Award winner: W.R. Owens
Institution: The Open University
Value: £100,778
Developing an international digital network in the history of reading: collaboration between the UK reading-experience database and invited partners
Award winner: D. Pritchard
Institution: Glasgow School of Art
Value: £139,531
Enhancing engagement with 3D heritage data through semantic annotation
See Times Higher Education next week for the rest of the winners.
IN DETAIL
Award winner: Aron Mazel
Institution: Newcastle University
Value: £120,679
Rock art mobile project (RAMP)
This project aims to utilise mobile-digital technology to further enhance the visitor experience at three rock-art sites in Northumberland, the location of neolithic and early Bronze Age rock-art forms. Building on the achievements of a previous Arts and Humanities Research Board-funded project, the Beckensall Northumberland Rock Art website, RAMP will present the public with access to information to plan their visits and activities, providing Bluetooth connections via hidden solar-powered access points.