Objective
The project aims to create a framework for an unprecedented and sustainable expansion in the application of digital mapping tools
(GIS) to the representation of live music ecosystems. While increasingly adopted by researchers and stakeholders, GIS is dedicated to
the visualization of manually collected live music data. Also, reliance on proprietary software is an obstacle towards the integration of
advanced features such as network analysis and multimedia. As a result, the geographical and temporal scale of these initiatives
remains limited and their potential impact untapped. HAELM DF will address these issues through the re-orientation of open-source
digital technologies. This will result in the development of two automated collection tools. A scraping workflow for the extraction of
data from printed sources; a crowdsourcing web-platform for the creation of multimedia maps. These tools will be tested in the cities
of Liverpool, Newcastle, and Hamburg, focusing on a parallel timespan (1960-1962). The data and content collected during the testing
phase will be then made accessible within the prototype of a Historical Atlas of European Live Music (HAELM). In this multilayered
interactive web-map, the user will be able to explore the networks that connect live venues across different cities and that constitute
the broader European music ecosystem. In the same application, the multimedia archive created during the crowdsourcing test phase
will also be accessible, enabling a community-based narration of music heritage. The project includes a personalized training plan on
digital techniques and oral history curation, provided by established experts in the fields. In combination with a secondment at the
Newcastle University and a non-academic placement at the business association Hamburg Music, the plans will complement the
profile of the researcher, allowing him to develop the HAELM prototype and its further iterations according to international
excellence standards.
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HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)
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HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-PF-EF - HORIZON TMA MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships - European Fellowships
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