“Digital Humanities” lies at the crossroad of hard sciences (mathematics and computer science) and social sciences. This theme places its programming and geosimulation skills at the disposal of the Social and Human Sciences (SHS) and its work pertains to applied mathematical research.
– This theme is involved in various research programs: electoral sociology; urban pollution; Internet portals on archaeological sites in Egypt; water management in arid and semi-arid areas; information retrieval tools such as Bibalex, and the interactive Egypt map. The Centre conducts training programs, including implementing and coordinating GIS 4D training for CAMPAS agents. Digital Humanities and GIS works in partnership with the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (EPHE) and the University of Lyon in the context of the inter-university EPHE-University of Lyon diploma on progressive training in data analysis and spatial analysis techniques.
– The team manages databases, mapping services, scanning, and georeferencing
– The team is spearheading CEDEJ’s digitalisation program in partnership with the Bibliotheca Alexandria: Bibalex – Press archive
Manager: Hala Bayoumi
