Incorporating the Sensemaking Loop from Intelligence Analysis into Bespoke Tools for Digital History.
Integrando el ciclo de comprensión del análisis de inteligencia en herramientas personalizadas para la historia digital
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https://doi.org/10.48102/hyg.vi64.543Palabras clave:
historia digital, métodos históricos, análisis de inteligenciaResumen
La disciplina de análisis de inteligencia, como la disciplina de la historia, requiere a sus practicantes crear interpretaciones respaldadas por grandes colecciones de fuentes que pueden ser incompletas, inconsistentes, ambiguas e incluso engañosas en ocasiones.Aquí, sostengo que modelos del proceso de investigación del analista de inteligencia, técnicas estructuradas para la razón cualitativa bajo incertidumbre, y software que incorpore el ‘procesamiento de sentidos’ humano, pueden adaptarse para uso por historiadores. Al hacerlo, brindo un ejemplo prolongado de investigación histórica digital utilizando una gran colección en línea de fuentes históricas, la Old Bailey Online.
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