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MELICA investigates the empirical basis of Cold-War preparedness in Aarhus by (1) reconstructing the everyday experience of individuals living in Cold-War Aarhus through spatial analysis of shelter locations and text analysis of written sources to assess whether the evidence points towards a militarization of everyday life or ‘normalization’ of war, (2) identifying gaps between how Cold-War civil defense was conceptualized at the national level and delivered at the local level in Aarhus, and (3) evaluating civil defense effectiveness by simulating a shelter drill, identifying weak points and stakeholders in civil defense planning.
The roadmap to accomplish our goals combines three research activities:
- Documentation of surviving civilian shelters in the Aarhus kommune, on the basis of field survey and archival data
- Creation of a thematic digital archive focused on the civil defense from materials present in the Aarhus City Archive
- Smart text and spatial analysis of the two archives 😄
Repository to merge and streamline BDG fieldwork records from FAIMS v2.6 and Fieldmark 1.0 into usable data for further analysis.
- Adela Sobotkova
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