• Overview

  • Introduction
  • History & Development
  • Organization & Responsibilities
  • Objectives
  • Open Requests for Proposals Projects

• Division Projects

  • Taiwan Digital Archives Expansion Project
  • Research and Development for Digital Archives and e-Learning Technologies Project
  • Core Platforms for Digital Contents Project
  • Academic and Social Promotions and Applications for Digital Archives and e-Learning Project
  • Industrial Development and Promotion of Digital Archives and e-Learning Project
  • Digital Education and e-Learning Project
  • e-Learning for Chinese Language Project
  • International Collaboration and Promotion of Taiwan e-Learning and Digital Archives Project

• Institutional Projects

  • Academia Sinica
  • Academia Historica
  • Taiwan Historica
  • National Palace Museum
  • National Museum of Natural Science (Ministry of Education)
  • National Central Library (Ministry of Education)
  • Chinese Taipei Film Archive (Government Information Office, Executive Yuan)
  • National Archives Administration
  • the Council for Hakka Affairs (CHA)
  • Industrial Development Bureau Ministry of Economic Affairs
  • Department of Industrial Technology
  • Ministry of Education
  • Council of Labor Affairs(CLA)
  • Central Personnel Administration, Executive Yuan (named CPA hereafter)
  • Council for Cultural Affair, Taiwan
  • Overseas Compatriot Affairs Commission

Academia Sinica

Academia Sinica Digital Archives Projects

Academia Sinica joined the Taiwan e-Learning and Digital Archives Program in 2002 and has since embarked on large-scale digitization and Internetization of rich and unique archives held in its many institutes. The collections include Taiwan’s fish fauna, malacofauna, indigenous plants, aboriginal artifacts, Taiwan Ethnography Video and Audio Archive, old books, old maps, old contracts; modern China’s historical maps and remote sensing images, diplomatic and economic records; China's historical relics (Central China and Taiwan archaeological remains, tomb treasures from the ruins of Yin, stone and bronze rubbings, bamboo slip records, rare and ancient books, Southwest ethnology, Ming-Qing documents); Chinese and Formosan (Taiwan Austronesian) language archives; and information technologies on digital archiving.

In order to assist the public in visiting and exploiting its digitization accomplishments, Academia Sinica in recent years has established a Digital Archive Promotion Service Office. The Office dedicates itself to digital archive portal platform － archive resource websites and Digital Archives Exhibition Center, as well as providing services in technical support, licensing, and promotion.

For detailed information, please visit Academia Sinica Digital Resources at http://digiarch.sinica.edu.tw/