Library Digitization
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(Launched Sep 2013, Updated Jul 2019)
- Showcases over 1,120 creative outputs produced by HKBU faculty and students, including artworks, movies, documentary films, animations, music performances, and creative writings
- Academy of Film, Academy of Visual Arts, Department of Communication Studies, Department of Humanities & Creative Writing, Department of Journalism, Department of Music
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(Launched Jul 2009, Updated Monthly)
- Provides over 26,000 documentary films produced by local TV companies, over 840 videos of conferences and seminars held on campus, over 85 teaching videos created by HKBU faculty, and over 80 other campus videos
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(Launched Sep 2020)
- Collects TV and film publications published in HK during the British colonial period, including TVB Weekly (full collection), TV brochures (75+ titles) and movie pamphlets (200+ titles), with data analytic tools. This collection will continue to grow.
MagazinesMovieTVHistoryData VisualizationOCR
Academy of Visual Arts
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(Launched Apr 2019, Updated May 2020)
- Virtually showcases 900 bookplates collected all over the world including some very valuable pieces and facilitates bookplate research
- Dr. Sarah Ng (Visual Arts)
BookplateArtworkCultural Study
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(Launched Oct 2019)
- Provides a detailed account of Piu Sik Parade from its history to techniques with a view to promoting and introducing HK traditional culture
- Dr. Leung Mee Ping (Visual Arts)
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(Launched Sep 2019)
- Showcases 440+ Chinese calligraphy work by Han Yunshan including scrolls, couplets, paper fans, copybooks, etc.
- Dr. Daniel Lau (Visual Arts)
Chinese calligraphyArtworkCultural Study
Faculty of Arts
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(Launched Oct 2019)
- Captures Christians' involvement in social issues from 1969 to 1997 with 851 event records shared, as well as full interview transcripts with 19 Christian leaders
- Dr. Kwok Wai Luen (Department of Religion and Philosophy)
ChristiansHistory
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The Chinese/English Political Interpreting Corpus
- Designed for the study of Chinese/English political interpreting and translations with political speeches from HK, China, US, and UK along with their translated/interpreted outputs (6,461,535 words)
- Dr. Janice Pan (Department of Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Studies)
- Facilitates linguistic analysis of English political speeches from HK and US (4,843,177 words) and Chinese political speeches from HK, Taiwan, and China (1,426,182 words) with part-of-speech tagging
- Prof. Kathleen Ahrens (Language Centre)
(Launched Jun 2019)
Corpus of Political Speeches
(Launched Dec 2015, Updated Aug 2017)
LinguisticPoliticsCorpusTranslation
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(Launched Sep 2018)
- Facilitates searching and browsing of over 600 pieces from some 70 manuscripts about Jean-Baptiste Lully's keyboard arrangements
- Prof. David Chung (Department of Music)
MusicIncipitsHistory
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(Launched Oct 2020)
- Shares part of the personal archive kept by Mr. Augustine Chiu-yu Mok about The 1970's syndicate and Asian People's Theatre practitioners
- Dr. Jessica Yeung (Department of Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Studies)
MagazinesPoliticsHistory
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(Launched Nov 2015)
- Crowdsources assessments of over 50 translations of a Finnish novel
- Prof. Douglas Robinson (Faculty of Arts)
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(Launched Mar 2020)
- This trilingual, open-access bibliography catalogs works by William Empson published in China and Japan.
- Prof. Stuart Christie (Department of English Language and Literature)
HistoryBibliography
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(Launched Sep 2015)
- Examines disparate religious approaches to ecological resources, shares 13 sessions of teaching materials on creation care, and displays 880 photos on HK's environment
- Dr. Keith Chan (Department of Religion and Philosophy)
EnvironmentReligionPhoto Gallery
Faculty of Social Sciences
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Sun Yat-sen Parks in the World 中山公園數據庫
- Introduces 106 Sun Yat-sen Parks worldwide, scattered across the Greater China Region, the United States, Canada, and Singapore
- Prof. Clara Ho (Department of History)
- Displays individual entries and aggregate graphs of a dataset that shows the types and quantity of tribute items exchanged in Heilongjian during Qing dynasty
- Dr. Loretta Kim (Department of History)
(Launched Mar 2016, Updated Jul 2017)
Tribute Data Curation 貢品數據管理
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(Launched Nov 2016, Updated Jul 2017)
- Facilitates estimation of solar energy generated from installing solar panels on rooftops
- Dr. Kevin Lo, Dr. Daphne Mah, Prof. Qiming Zhou (Department of Geography)
Energy EstimationEnvironmentGIS
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(Launched Oct 2018)
- Facilitates users to explore six key areas of Yi children's development, using two sets of longitudinal data gathered from 2007 to 2014.
- Dr. Angel Lai (Department of Social Work)
Data VisualizationMinoritiesSurveys
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(Launched Sep 2020)
- Provides research results and statistics on men in Greater China, hoping to form future directions in terms of men's service delivery
- Dr. Simon Wong (Social Work)
Men StudyInfographicData Visualization
School of Communication
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(Launched May 2015, Updated Aug 2017)
- Provides a detailed introduction to realism anthology, over 4,200 full-text pages of historical documents from National Archives of UK and India, reviews of 248 local and overseas documentary films, interview transcripts with 24 important Indian documentary film scholars and filmmakers, and more
- Prof. Ian Aitken, Dr. Camille Deprez (Academy of Film)
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(Launched Oct 2018, Updated Oct 2019)
- Presents education history and cultural heritage of HKBU's School of Communication, containing information of the School's milestones as well as alumni interviews and photos (a CoP grant project)
- Dr. Angela Mak (Department of Communication Studies)
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(Launched May 2017)
- Contains data and further information addressing the disconnection between ideals and practice in journalsim in mainland Chinese press and HK press, as part of the international collaborative project “Journalistic Role Performance around the Globe”
- Prof. Colin Sparks (Department of Journalism)
Data VisualizationJournalismNewspaper
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(Launched Sep 2017)
- Presents the raw data and aggregate graphs of fourteen interview studies on materialism among children and youth. These studies were conducted across four Asian regions over fifteen years.
- Prof. Kara Chan (Department of Communication Studies)
Data VisualizationMaterialismInterview
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(Launched Mar 2015)
- Provides an index to over 22,600 film-related materials in early Chinese newspapers (1900-1949) from Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, and Tianjin
- Prof. Emilie Yeh (Academy of Film)
NewspaperMovieHistory
School of Continuing Education
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(Launched Oct 2019, Updated Nov 2020)
- Displays 67,970 sets of survey data across four survey periods using GIS applications with bird and frog information and soundtracks
- Hong Kong Bird Watching Society
- Dr. Karen Woo, College of International Education
GISBirdFrog
