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This blogpost aims to document and reflect on the experimentation with peer review within the Deep Maps: Blue Humanities project.

May 10, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Deep Maps: experimenting with peer review

JSJames Louis SmithNational Library of the Netherlands

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This blogpost aims to document and reflect on the experimentation with peer review within the Deep Maps: Blue Humanities project.
Documented the process of creating the Deep Maps project.
Explored the role of peer review in digital humanities initiatives.
Engaged with various digital mapping techniques.
Highlighted innovative approaches to peer review in the blue humanities.
Showcased integration of digital tools and collaborative practices.
Emphasized the importance of documentation in project development.

Abstract

This is the second blogpost in a series documenting the making of the Deep Maps: Blue Humanities pilot project. The first blogpost can be found at https://doi.org/10.21428/785a6451.fd1f9fe1.

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