Welcome, 2026 Summer Interns!

We welcome six intern students to the depositar lab this summer! As part of the internship training, we organize short courses on Research Data Management (RDM), Structured Text Processing, Static Site Generation, QGIS, Wikidata, Mapillary and OpenStreetMap, as well as 360° photos/videos/models:

Course Instructor Date & Time
Markdown and Pandoc Tyng-Ruey Chuang July 7, 14:00
GitHub Pages Wei-Qin Chang July 8, 14:00
QGIS Hsiung-Ming Liao July 13, 14:00
Research Data Managemen (RDM) Ally Wang and Tyng-Ruey Chuang July 14, 14:00
Cultural Landscape (seminar) Tyng-Ruey Chuang July 15, 14:00
Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network Te-En Lin July 21, 11:00
RDM and Culture Landscape Documentation LÎM Tîng-iông July 21, 14:00
Wikidata + OpenRefine Dennis Raylin Chen July 22, 10:00
Mapillary + OpenStreetMap Dennis Raylin Chen July 22, 14:00
360° photos/videos/models Yu-Huang Wang July 23, 10:00
360° photos/videos/models (hand-on) Yu-Huang Wang July 23, 14:00
(TBD) Jupyter Book Cheng-Jen Lee July 28, 11:00
(TBD) Large Language Models Chun-Shih Chang July 29, 14:00


By giving these short courses, we hope to introduce the students to the basics of research data management and static website generation, as well as to the use and enrichment of communal resources of geographic information and structured data. The courses will be held at the Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica, and conducted in Taiwanese Mandarin (and some English). After taking these courses, the interns will work on individual projects.

We are very grateful to our guest lecturers: Dennis Raylin Chen (Wikimedia Taiwan), Hsiung-Ming Liao (GIS Center, RCHSS, Academia Sinica), Te-En Lin (Taiwan Biodiversity Research Institute), and Yu-Huang Wang (Nature Watch Ecological and Environmental Consultancy).

This year the summer internship students are from the National Changhua University of Education, the National Chung Hsing University, the National Taiwan Normal University, and the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.

For a sampler of the individual projects developed by past interns, please take a look at these Jupyter Book pages.