As machine learning methods get better at transcribing, classifying and 'understanding' text and images, is crowdsourcing in cultural heritage becoming more of a framework for engagement with collections, and less of a method for data creation?

Structure and document your research data to make sure they last. More here from @j_w_baker - https://t.co/gFG6o4hi6S

Another great map generator from @anvaka. Peak-map (https://t.co/JwAnun5Ndf) allows you to pick any region of the world and print its high points in artistic, joyful manner. You know I had to try it out with the Philippines.

#JoyDivision #PeakMap #gischat

@GalaxyKate @iridium

Very cool ridge map generator: https://t.co/Wq36RyEo3E by @anvaka

.@acodello compares the "Venice Long Data" project with @Google's N-gram Viewer https://t.co/aB2SKYznHg under the umbrella of #Culturonomics (quantitative analysis of cultural history through textual statistics)