The House of Lords 1604-29: 3 Volumes
Historical Data Transformation
Publication Layout & Typesetting
XML Data Structure Mapping
Print & Publication Production
Based on detailed manuscript research in over 120 archives and including more than 280 biographies, this three volume set edited by Andrew Thrush represents the first scholarly attempt to transform our understanding of early Stuart Parliaments.
Data Transformation
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Reverse-engineering files, styles and formatting from provided files of previously published volumes and updating to match standards and guidelines.
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Setting up the files and layouts of the signed-off content data into working files for the final phase of content and formatting review.
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Manually building layouts for sections requiring bespoke content formatting (i.e. tables and data-centric content).
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Working with the publication editor to apply amendments to content, styling and formatting.
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Liaising with the publication printer to prepare the final files for print and supplying structured working files for future edits if required.
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Historic Towns Trust
Organisational & charity branding, including developing the Trust digital archive for outreach and education. The Historic Towns Trust is a pioneering charity which researches and investigate how and why settlements developed the way they did in partnership with local historians, geographers and archaeologists.
