Heml
Heml.org, originally the 'Historical Event Markup and Linking' Project, is centered at the Dept. of Classics, Mount Allison University under the direction of Professor Bruce Robertson. It hosts his projects, including: OCR technologies for Classical languages; generalized visualization and markup tools for history; and web-based technologies for language learning and study.
Epub Conversion of Perseus Texts
Students in my "Digital Methods in the Study of Antiquity" course in 2011 worked on converting Perseus TEI texts into Epub documents. As a more difficult case, they concentrated on ancient Greek documents, and got them working at an alpha-level on an Android phone and Kobo reader.
Polytonic Greek OCR
Mount Allison's contribution to our Digging into Data challenge is a new approach to Greek OCR using Gamera and over twenty different classifiers. Quantitative results of running over 34,000 pages from 158 19th century editions can be found at the Dynamic Variorum Editions website.
Here are the summarizing pages for our best and worst results.
Classifiers and modified OCR code are available here at heml. heml.org also hosts early drafts of the documentation. Once stable, they will be moved to the permanent site. Additional observations posted on Google Plus.
Quercei: Easy Treebanking
Quercei is a Ruby on Rails application that provides a browser-based visual treebank composer.
Its introductory Video: