Abstract

Digital research in the humanities has flourished over the past two decades, producing a rich landscape of web-based projects across the Italian Cultural Heritage domain. Yet the long-term value of these efforts depends on how FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) their outputs are, and on whether they are documented against shared and sustainable standards. This volume brings together the response of the ATLAS project (hereinafter: ATLAS) to that challenge in two complementary parts: a Whitebook that frames the context and infrastructure of the ATLAS initiative, and a practical set of Guidelines to help researchers design and produce FAIR research products in the Digital Humanities(DH).