Browse and visualize research data from the Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence and its Africa Multiple Research Centres. Built with SvelteKit 5, ECharts 6, and MapLibre GL; deployed as a static site to GitHub Pages.
# AMIRA — Africa Multiple Interactive Research Atlas
Interactive research atlas for the Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence, exposing the cluster's WissKI/MongoDB archive as a browsable, analysable, visually-rich web app. Built with SvelteKit 5, ECharts 6, MapLibre GL 5, and Tailwind CSS 4 — shipped as an installable static PWA to GitHub Pages.
**Live:**
## Scope
- **3,975** research items across **92** projects
- **1,394** persons, **492** institutions, **84** groups
- **146** cluster publications harvested from ERef Bayreuth and EPub Bayreuth, deduplicated across the two repositories
- **13** research sections — 6 Phase 1 (Affiliations, Arts & Aesthetics, Knowledges, Learning, Mobilities, Moralities), 6 Phase 2 (Accumulation, Digitalities, Ecologies, In/securities, Re:membering, Translating), and an "External" pseudo-section
- 4 partner universities (Bayreuth lead + UNILAG, UJKZ, Moi, Rhodes) plus 1 privileged partner (UFBA's CEAO, Salvador de Bahia)
- 2 external collections (BayGlo2025, ILAM)
- **Per-entity detail dashboards** for languages, subjects, tags, people, institutions, genres, resource types, groups, locations, research sections, and projects — all backed by precomputed JSON dumps under `static/data/entity_dashboards/`
## Features
### Dashboard
- **Overview** — summary stat cards (items, projects, contributors, institutions, languages, countries, subjects/tags), a cluster-locations MiniMap showing the geographic reach of the partnership, a featured-collections sneak-peek grid, global filter panel (resource type, language, university), stacked timeline by type, resource-type pie, subject bar chart, tag word cloud, research-section distribution, and a Research Section × University heatmap matrix. Phase 1 sections chart separately from Phase 2 (which begins June 2026).
- **What's New** — recent additions within a selectable window (3 / 6 / 12 months): top projects by new-item count, list of the most recent items, and a quick pivot into the detail …