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The Time Machine project aims to develop the Big Data of the Past, creating a huge distributed digital information system mapping the European social, cultural and geographical evolution across times. This large-scale digitisation and computing infrastructure will enable Europe to turn its long history, as well as its multilingualism and multiculturalism, into a living social and economic resource.
For more info visit: https://www.timemachine.eu/
The Time Machine Conference 2019 takes place in Dresden on 10-11 October.
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