What is the difference between DOIs and URLs? 🤔🔍🔗 Read our latest blog post to discover how DOIs encourage accessibility and reuse more than URLs: https://t.co/e6ibiIT477 #DOIsWithADS#DOIsWithIA
Digital Object Identifiers are persistent and unique so that you will never have to worry about error messages. 🔗✅ Learn more here: https://t.co/jjYv6upDDb #DOIsWithADS#DOIsWithIA#DOIs#AccessibleContent
A chance to hear @DiscProg's Documentation & Survey Archaeologist Dr Susan Curran at the @NationalMons#TracesNMS conference next month
Saturday 12th October
Printworks, Dublin Castle / Online
Book here: https://t.co/DfbjGQPcMv
@smcurran28@HeritageHubIRE
On Wednesday the CHERISH Team from @RCAHMWales & @AU_DGES reunited at @NTCymru Dinas Dinlle coastal fort, Gwynedd, to lead a study tour for Coastal Management staff of @NatResWales
A highlight was seeing our newly-installed signage, explaining the site & roundhouse to visitors
Interested in accessible and sustainable digital content? 🌐✅ We'll show you all you need to know about Digital Object Identifiers. 📚🔗 Take a look at our latest news post to see what's ahead: https://t.co/iLwB3MlfcP #DOIsWithADS#DOIsWithIA
Exciting news!! The 3rd Edition of the #DigitalPreservation#Handbook is underway! We’re inviting community members to help us assemble a reading list for the research phase 📚🧐
Catch up in this blog on what we've done so far & how YOU can get involved👉
https://t.co/t65vMSp1l0
Lesley Davidson presenting one of the Discovery Programme’s largest projects, CHERISH (Climate, Heritage, and Environments of Reefs, Islands and Headlands) #DPASSH24#DigitalPreservation
📢 Exciting news! We recently publshed the project archive for @CITiZAN1 featuring nearly 6,000 images of endangered UK coastal heritage sites recorded by citizen scientists 📚 Read more about the archive here - https://t.co/JG0r5Qi197
The Board & Staff of @DiscProg spent yesterday at Dowth Hall in the Brú na Boínne World Heritage Property, learning more about this internationally-important landscape. Huge thanks to Chief Archaeologist Michael MacDonagh for facilitating the visit to this incredible site
It’s our birthday! The Discovery Programme is 33 today 🥳
Since our launch in 1991 we’ve done a wide range research - from the early days of the North Munster Research Project (shown here in '95!) to our most recent work with #5DCulture@Europeanaeu@HeritageHubIRE@NationalMons