The GPP is a ten-year interdisciplinary project to digitise, conserve, catalogue, transcribe, interpret and disseminate 425,000 pages or 65,000 items in the Royal Archives and Royal Library relating to the Georgian period, 1714-1837. The ultimate goal of the Programme is to provide a unique digital resource which is both readily accessible to members of the public and capable of sophisticated manipulation by researchers in any discipline, and to offer academic and public programming representing fresh research and interpretation.
KDL is developing a Collaborative Workspace, bringing together images, transcriptions and existing metadata to provide a platform for researchers to search and also augment metadata to add value.
Team
- Angel-Luke O'Donnell Researcher, FAH Department of Interdisciplinary Humanities
- Arianna Ciula KDL Research Software Analyst
- Arthur Burns Principal investigator, FAH Department of History
- Bill Stockting Researcher, The Royal Archives
- Brian Maher Research Software Engineer
- Deborah Cornell Researcher, William and Mary
- James Smithies Director
- Jamie Norrish Researcher, FAH Department of Digital Humanities
- Julie Crocker Researcher, The Royal Archives
- Karin Wulf Principal investigator, Omohundro Institute
- Miguel Vieira KDL Research Software Engineer
- Olga Loboda Research Software Designer
- Oliver Walton Researcher, The Royal Archives
- Patricia Methven Researcher, King's College London
- Paul Caton KDL Research Software Analyst
- Programme Steering Committee Principal investigator
- Samantha Callaghan KDL Research Software Analyst
- Sarah Davis Researcher, The Royal Collections Trust
- Shawn A. Holl Researcher, Omohundro Institute
- Tiffany Ong KDL Research Software Designer