How to weave domain specific information sources into a large, FAIR data fabric for the Digital Humanities? The use of the Dataverse platform.

Good data curation and data management is a precondition for any replication of research. Research data and research tools are often intricately coupled. But increasingly, digital methodology in the humanities depends on the combination and re-use of data sources outside of their primary area of collection and curation. As those data sources need to be accessible (on-line) in a distributed manner, a holistic approach to curate them becomes more and more important. In this paper, we discuss how a data repository platform (Dataverse) which by default comes with a generic set of metadata can be adapted for the needs of a specific research community (CLARIN)