
Andreas Wagner
Department Digital Humanities and Social Studies
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeitende
Kontakt
Research Focus
- Narratives of water extremes (floods, droughts and pollution)
- Textual representations of landscape and landscape perceptions
- Textual representations of spatial relations
- (Web-based) Geovisualisations
- On-site place perceptions
Curriculum Vitae
seit 04/2024
Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Department Digital Humanities and Social Studies / Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen im Projekt IsoGW (Grundwasser-Isoscapes für Deutschland;
IsoGW im Kontext des Verbundprojekts Lurch)2024
Master (Angewandte Informatik mit Schwerpunkt Kulturinformatik)
Extraktion und Lokalisierung topographischer Beschreibungen aus narrativen Texten.seit 2021
freiberuflicher IT-Consultant im Bereich Geo-Content-Delivery
2021
BA (Geographie)
Regionale Bezogenheit des Klimabegriffs im Zeitwandel in verschiedenen regionalen Printmedien.
Publications
- Giovannini L., Wagner A. (2025). Prototyping an Atlas of Early Modern English Drama: An Experiment on DraCor Data. In: AIUCD 2025 Book of Abstracts. Università di Verona, 2025. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15647552
- Glawion A., Kremer D., Lang S., Mahlberg M., Wagner A. (2025): Applied Digital Humanities: Calling for a more engaged Digital Humanities In: Reiter, N., Haider, T., Kababgi, D., & Buschmeier, H. (eds.): Book of Abstracts - DHd 2025. Under Construction (= DHd 2025), Bielefeld, Germany. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14887461
- Kremer D., Feulner B., Wagner A. (2024): Der GeoExplorer: ein Werkzeug für die Gestaltung ortsbezogener digitaler Lernerfahrungen. GW Unterricht 176(4): 78-84. https://doi.org/10.1553/gw-unterricht176s78
- Kremer D., Wagner A. (2023): Co-creation of Place-Based Content for Field Trips and Public Trails by Geo-Content Management. Fourth International Symposium on Platial Information Science (=PLATIAL’23). Dortmund, Germany. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8286273
Talks & Workshops
- 05.03.2025 DHd 2025, Bielefeld Applied Digital Humanities: Calling for a more engaged Digital Humanities (with Anastasia Glawion, Sabine Lang, Michaela Mahlberg und Dominik Kremer)
- 22.11.2024 DH Training Day, Erlangen Recording Active Storytelling on Site (with Dominik Kremer)
- 1.10.2024 Geospatial Worlds: Geodaten, Code & Gesellschaft (AK Digitale Geographien), Nürnberg Identifying narrative contexts of the term ’water’ in local guided expert interviews on climate change (with Dominik Kremer)
- 28.09.2023 Workshop. Geolingual Studies (GLS). A New Research Direction, Würzburg Regionalising the pandemic – The use of spatial metaphors and toponyms setting the scene in the early days of COVID-19 (with Dominik Kremer and Tilo Felgenhauer)
- 21.09.2023 PLATIAL’23: International Symposium on Platial Information Science, Dortmund Co-creation of Place-Based Content for Field Trips and Public Trails by Geo-Content Management (with Dominik Kremer)
- 20.01.2023 Workshop Digitale unterstützte Exkursionsdidaktik, Erlangen FAU Geo-Explorer: Workflows + Roadmap (with Dominik Kremer and Lukas Panzer)
- 05.07.2022 GI Salzburg 2022, Salzburg FAU Geo-Explorer – A platform for staging E-learning outdoors (with Dominik Kremer)
- 22.11.2024 DH Traning Day, Erlangen (co-organised with Michaela Mahlberg, Anastasia Glawion, Sabine Lang, Marianna Grachova, Nathan Dykes and Dominik Kremer)
- Atlas of Early Modern English Drama: https://atlas-emed.github.io/
- FAU Geo-Explorer: https://geo-services.geographie.uni-erlangen.de/map/