A master repo for all things Bee-ing Human, including data, auxiliary scripts, and auxiliary tools. Separate repos will be created and linked to for production elements of the project (i.e., web portal, TEI data, etc.)
Bee-ing Human is an interdisciplinary research gathering researchers and practitioners from literary studies, musicology, digital humanities and biology (animal behaviour). It centres on a seventeenth-century apiculture book, Charles Butler's The Feminine Monarchy of Bees, using it both as an object of study and as a departure point to contrast the early modern knowledge and culture around bees and beekeeping with the latest research in animal behaviour and emotion. Literary scholars will study and edit Butler's original text, musicologists will study the compositions included in Butler's writing, as well as respond with new compositions and reinterpretations of the sound of bees and research results; biologists, inspired by Butler's work, will work on the emotional states of bees, and Digital Humanists will create the final output, a digital bee-book for the 21st century, that will gather all the material and research produced during the project, as well as create digital experiments to communicate the research methods employed by the different disciplines. Alongside this disciplinary research, we will record, document, and present our own interdisciplinary process, as bees with different roles working together for the good of the colony.
Professor Jenny Richards, Newcastle University (jennifer.richards@newcastle.ac.uk)
Professor Magnus Williamson, Newcastle University (magnus.williamson@newcastle.ac.uk)
Dr Bennett Hogg, Newcastle University (bennett.hogg@newcastle.ac.uk)
Dr Vivek Nityananda, Newcastle University (vivek.nityananda@newcastle.ac.uk)
Dr Olivia Smith, Newcastle University (olivia.smith2@newcastle.ac.uk)
Dr Balu Gs, Newcastle University (balu.g-s@newcastle.ac.uk)
Dr Tiago Sousa Garcia, Newcastle University (tiago.sousa-garcia@newcastle.ac.uk)
Dr Tiago Sousa Garcia
RSE Team
Newcastle University
(tiago.sousa-garcia@newcastle.ac.uk)
This section is intended to list the frameworks and tools you're using to develop this software. Please link to the home page or documentatation in each case.
TBD
Any tools or versions of languages needed to run code. For example specific Python or Node versions. Minimum hardware requirements also go here.
TBD
How to build or install the applcation.
How to run the application on your local system.
How to run tests on your local system.
Deploying to a production style setup but on the local system. Examples of this would include `venv`, `anaconda`, `Docker` or `minikube`.
Deploying to the production system. Examples of this would include cloud, HPC or virtual machine.
Any links to production environment, video demos and screenshots.
- Initial Research <-- You are Here
- Minimum viable product
- Alpha Release
- Feature-Complete Release
Protected and can only be pushed to via pull requests. Should be considered stable and a representation of production code.
Should be considered fragile, code should compile and run but features may be prone to errors.
A branch per feature being worked on.
https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
Please cite the associated papers for this work if you use this code:
@article{xxx2021paper,
title={Title},
author={Author},
journal={arXiv},
year={2021}
}
This work was funded by a grant from the Leverhulme Trust.