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Digital Humanities 2017 Date: Monday, 07/Aug/2017

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WS05: HalfDay Workshop(Monday morning) XQuery for DigitalHumanistsJoseph Wicentowski1,Clifford Anderson21: Office of the Historian, U.S.Department of State, UnitedStates of America; 2:Vanderbilt University, UnitedStates of America

WS06: HalfDay Workshop(Monday morning) Construire saBibliothèque Numériqueavec l’Outil Libre Omekapour Valoriser sesDocuments NumérisésDaniel BerthereauIndépendant, France andCanada

WS07: HalfDay Workshop(Monday morning) Digital Scholarship andPrivacysensitiveCollectionsUnmil Karadkar, King DavisThe University of Texas atAustin, United States ofAmerica

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WS01: Full Day Workshop Séance d'initiation à lavidéo adaptée à larecherche SHSChristian DuryCNRS, Institut des Sciencesde l'Homme, France

WS02: Full Day Workshop Let’s Develop anInfrastructure forHistorical ResearchToolsJulia Luise Damerow1, DirkWintergrün2, RobertCasties21: Arizona State University,United States of America; 2:Max Planck Institute for theHistory of Science, Berlin,Germany

WS03: Full Day Workshop Computer Vision inDigital HumanitiesMartijn Kleppe1, MatthewLincoln2, Melvin Wevers3,Mark Williams4, BenoitSeguin5, Thomas Smits61: National Library of theNetherlands, Netherlands,The; 2: Getty ResearchInstitute; 3: Utrecht University;4: Dartmouth College; 5:École Polytechnique Fédéralede Lausanne (EPFL); 6:Radboud University

WS04: Full DayWorkshop Shaping HumanitiesData: Use, Reuse, andPaths TowardComputationallyAmenable CulturalHeritage CollectionsThomas Padilla2, SarahPotvin1, Laurie Allen3,Stewart Varner31: Texas A&M University,United States of America;2: University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara, UnitedStates of America; 3:University of Pennsylvania,United States of America

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WS08: HalfDay Workshop (Monday Afternoon) XQuery for Data IntegrationJoseph Wicentowski1, Clifford Anderson21: Office of the Historian, U.S. Department of State, UnitedStates of America; 2: Vanderbilt University, United States ofAmerica

WS09: HalfDay Workshop (Monday Afternoon) Hands on Text Analytics with OrangeAjda Pretnar, Niko Colnerič, Lan ŽagarUniversity of Ljubljana, Slovenia

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Date: Tuesday, 08/Aug/2017

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WS10: HalfDay Workshop(Tuesday morning) The Design of HistoricalData Projects. LesRegistres de la ComédieFrançaise, and LeLaboratoire Paris XVIIIJamie Folsom1, PascalBastien2, Jeffrey Ravel3,Sara Harvey4, JulienPuget2, Benjamin Deruelle21: Performant SoftwareSolutions LLC, United Statesof America; 2: Université deQuebec at Montréal, Quebec,Canada; 3: MassachusettsInstitute of Technology; 4:University of Victoria

WS11: HalfDay Workshop(Tuesday morning) Transkribus:Handwritten TextRecognition technologyfor historical documentsLouise Seaward1, MariaKallio21: University College London,United Kingdom; 2: NationalArchives Finland

WS12: HalfDay Workshop(Tuesday morning) From Text to Networks:Combining Entity andSegment Annotations inthe Analysis of LargeText CorporaNils Reiter, MaximilianOverbeck, Sandra MurrStuttgart University, Germany

WS13: HalfDayWorkshop (Tuesdaymorning) CATMA 5.0 TutorialJan Christoph Meister,Evelyn Gius, JanHorstmann, JaninaJacke, Marco PetrisUniversity of Hamburg,Germany

WS14: HalfDay Workshop(Tuesday morning) High PerformanceComputing forPhotogrammetry andOCR Made EasyQuinn Dombrowski1, TassieGniady2, Megan MeredithLobay3, John Simpson41: UC Berkeley, United Statesof America; 2: IndianaUniversity, United States ofAmerica; 3: University ofBritish Columbia, Canada; 4:University of Alberta, Canada

WS15: HalfDay Workshop(Tuesday morning) Introduction toElectronic Books: EPub3.0 and BeyondMichael SperbergMcQueen1, Liam Quin21: Black Mesa TechnologiesLLC, United States ofAmerica; 2: World Wide WebConsortium

WS16: HalfDay Workshop(Tuesday morning) Advancing Linked OpenData in the HumanitiesSusan Brown1, AbigelLemak1, Kim Martin2,Robert Warren1,31: School of English andTheatre Studies, University ofGuelph, Canada; 2:Department of History andLibrary, University of Guelph,Canada; 3: School ofMathematics and Statistics,Carleton University, Canada

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WS17: ADHO Collaboration & Diversity Workshop (Tuesday afternoon)

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Event01: DH2017 Conference officially opens, Keynote (Marin Dacos)

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Date: Wednesday, 09/Aug/2017

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LP01: Long Paper Session Replication, Visualization &Tactility: Towards a DeeperInvolvement of 3D Printing inHumanities Scholarship andResearchAaron TuckerRyerson University, Canada

Cultural Challenges for 3DResearchLisa M. Snyder1, Alyson Gill21: University of California, Los Angeles,United States of America; 2: Universityof Massachusetts, Amherst, UnitedStates of America

Phygital Augmentations forEnhancing History Teaching andLearning at SchoolSusan Schreibman, ConstantinosPapadopoulos, Brian Hughes, NealeRooney, Colin Brennan, FionntanMac Caba, Hannah HealyMaynooth University, Ireland

LP02: Long Paper Session Prosodic Clustering via CosineSimilarity of Sound SequenceInventoriesChristopher Leo HenchUniversity of California, Berkeley,United States of America

L’archéologie du paysagesonore : l’Histoire à portée denos oreillesMylène PardoenInstitut des Sciences de l'Homme deLyon (ISH de Lyon) FRE 3768/CNRS,France

Aesthetic Appreciation AndSpanish Art: Insights from EyeTrackingClaire BaileyRoss, AndrewBeresford, Daniel Smith, ClaireWarwickDurham University, United Kingdom

LP03: Long Paper Session Building Worksets forScholarship by LinkingComplementary CorporaKevin Page1, Terhi NurmikkoFuller1,2, Timothy Cole3, J. StephenDownie31: University of Oxford, UnitedKingdom; 2: Australia NationalUniversity, Australia; 3: University ofIllinois, USA

UniversityCommunityDigitization Partnerships:Accessing Trans Collections inLGBT Community ArchivesElspeth Brown, Cait McKinneyUniversity of Toronto, Canada

Remembrance of ContemporaryEvents: On Setting Up TheSunflower Movement ArchiveTyngRuey ChuangAcademia Sinica, Taiwan

PS01: Panel Session Black Spatial Humanities:Theories, Methods, and Praxis inDigital Humanities (A FollowupNEH ODH Summer InstitutePanel)Angel Nieves1, Kim Gallon2, David J.Kim3, Scott Nesbit4, Bryan Carter5,Jessica Johnson61: Hamilton College, United States ofAmerica; 2: Purdue University, UnitedStates of America; 3: University ofDelaware, United States of America; 4:University of Georgia, United States ofAmerica; 5: University of Arizona,United States of America; 6: JohnsHopkins University, United States ofAmerica

PS02: Panel Session Challenges for NewInfrastructures and Paradigms inDH Curricular ProgramDevelopmentTanya E. Clement1, Alison Booth2,Maria Sachiko Cecire3, RyanCordell4, Miriam Posner51: University of Texas at Austin, UnitedStates of America; 2: University ofVirginia; 3: Bard College; 4:Northeastern University; 5: University ofCalifornia Los Angeles

PS03: Panel Session Digital Humanities, CulturalHeritage and Social Justice: thecase of a destroyed ArmeniancemeteryHarold Short1, Judith Crispin2, DrewBaker31: Australian Catholic University, King'sCollege London; 2: Australian CatholicUniversity; 3: Australian CatholicUniversity

SP01: Short Paper Session Finding ‘the Reader’ in LiteraryCriticism and the Reception ofContemporary LiteratureBrian Charles JohnsrudStanford University, United States ofAmerica

Linking the Same Ukiyoe Printsin Different Languages byExploiting Word SemanticRelationships across LanguagesYuting Song, Taisuke Kimura,Biligsaikhan Batjargal, Akira MaedaRitsumeikan University, Japan

Los Hilos De Ariadna En ElLaberinto Temático:Visualización Y Minado De DatosPara BibliotecasSilvia Eunice Gutiérrez De la Torre1,Julián Alberto Equihua Benítez2,Micaela Chávez Villa11: El Colegio de México A.C.; 2:CONABIO

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SP02: Short Paper Session Digital Access as an EquityIssue: The Community Collegeand the Digital DividePolly Ruth HooverWright College, United States ofAmerica

Sitespecific CulturalInfrastructure: PromotingAccess And Conquering TheDigital Divide.Andre Goodrich, Gustaf Templehoff,Juan SteynNorthWest University, South Africa

Limories Expanding Access ToLocal Histories And MemoriesWith Computational Aids In TheIndian ContextLakshmi ValsalakumariInternational Institute of InformationTechnology, Hyderabad, India (Centrefor Exact Humanities)

Makers by Mail: ProvidingMakers Technologies to All

SP03: Short Paper Session Mapping the Enlightenment:Intellectual Networks and theMaking of Knowledge in theEuropean PeripheryVasileios Routsis1, Irene Goudarouli21: University College London, UnitedKingdom; 2: Research Centre for theHumanities, Athens, Greece

‘The Royaltie of Sight’: A 3DGISrecreation of ‘prospects’ and‘perspectives’ within an Englishdesigned landscape, c.15501660Elizabeth Eleanor Rose StewartUniversity of East Anglia (UEA),Eastern Arc Research Consortium(EARC)

Text Mining the History ofInformation Politics ThroughThousands of SwedishGovernmental Official ReportsFredrik Norén, Roger MählerUmeå university, Sweden

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Topic Patterns in an AcademicLiterary Journal: The Case Of"Teksty Drugie"Maciej Maryl1, Maciej Eder2,31: Institute of Literary Research, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Poland; 2:nstitute of Polish Language, PolishAcademy of Sciences; 3: PedagogicalUniversity in Kraków

Christina Boyles, Andrew BoylesPetersenUniversity of Iowa, United States ofAmerica

Generous and GenerativeCommunities for the DigitalHumanities with the DigitalLibrary of the Caribbean andCaribbean StudiesLaurie N. TaylorUniversity of Florida (USA), DigitalLibrary of the Caribbean (dLOC)(Multiple Countries, Caribbean)

Rob ShepardUniversity of Iowa Libraries, UnitedStates of America

Novel Approaches to researchand discover urban historySander Münster1, Cindy Kröber1,Kristina Friedrichs2, JonasBruschke2, Frank Henze1, FlorianNiebling21: TU Dresden, Germany; 2: JMUWürzburg

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Break01: Coffee Break

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LP04: Long Paper Session Prototypical EmotionDevelopments in Adventures,Romances, and Mystery StoriesEvgeny Kim, Sebastian Pado, RomanKlingerUniversity of Stuttgart, Germany

Real and Imagined Geography atCityScale: Sentiment Analysisof Chicago’s “One Book”ProgramAna Lucic, John ShanahanDePaul University

The Course of Emotion in ThreeCenturies of German Text—AMethodological FrameworkSven Buechel1, Johannes Hellrich2,Udo Hahn11: Jena University Language &Information Engineering (JULIE) Lab,Friedrich Schiller University Jena,Germany; 2: Graduate School ‘TheRomantic Model', Friedrich SchillerUniversity Jena, Germany

LP05: Long Paper Session From Jane Austen’s originalPride and Prejudice to a gradedreader for L2 learners: acomputational study of theprocesses of text simplificationEmily Franzini1, Marco Büchler21: Göttingen University, Germany; 2:Göttingen University, Germany

Perseids and Plokamos:Weaving pedagogy, data modelsand tools for social networkannotationMarieClaire Beaulieu, FrederikBaumgardt, Bridget AlmasTufts University, United States ofAmerica

Digital Humanities from Scratch:A PedagogyDriven Investigationof an InCopyright CorpusBrian CroxallBrown University, United States ofAmerica

LP06: Long Paper Session Cultural (Re)formations:Structuring a Linked DataOntology for IntersectionalIdentitiesSusan Brown1, Colin Faulkner1,Abigel Lemak1, Robert Warren1,21: School of English and TheatreStudies, University of Guelph, Canada;2: School of Mathematics and Statistics,Carleton University

Less intent, more impact:Transforming public DH projectstoward access, care, andinclusionAmanda ViscontiPurdue University Libraries

Access for Whom? RethinkingAudience and EditorialDecisions through Project VoxWilliam Shaw, Liz MilewiczDuke University

PS04: Panel Session Queer Infrastructures: DigitalIntimacies, Spaces, Affordancesand CollaborationT.L. Cowan1, Jasmine Rault2, DaynaMcLeod3, Carina Guzmán31: Yale; 2: The New School; 3:Concordia University

PS05: Panel Session Digital Religion DigitalTheologyClaire Clivaz1, Emily S. Clark3, PaulDilley4, Katherine Faull2, RachelMcBrideLindsey5, Peter Phillips61: Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics,Switzerland; 2: Bucknell University,USA; 3: Gonzaga University, USA; 4:Iowa University (USA); 5: St LouisUniversity (USA); 6: CODEC ResearchCenter (Durham University, UK)

PS4501: 45 Minute Panel Session Building Capacity for DigitalScholarship & Publishing: ThreeApproaches from Mellon’s 20142015 Scholarly CommunicationsInitiativeSara B. Sikes1, Maria Bonn2, ElliMylonas31: University of Connecticut, UnitedStates of America; 2: University ofIllinois, United States of America; 3:Brown University, United States ofAmerica

Beyond Access: Critical CatalogConstructionsMolly Hardy1, Dawn Childress2,Paige Morgan31: American Antiquarian Society, UnitedStates of America; 2: University ofCalifornia Los Angeles; 3: University ofMiami

SP04: Short Paper Session Tackling Innovation Networkswith Smart Data: A Case Study ofthe Liquid Crystal Institute atKent State UniversityHongshan Li, Marcia Zeng, YinZhang, Xinyue Ye, Tao Hu

SP05: Short Paper Session Modeling Place in Ulysses:Ontologies and PretextsCaleb Derven1, John Keating21: 1, 2; 2: 2

Integrating Humanities andScience: the ScriptospatialVisualization Interface

SP06: Short Paper Session Toward Reproducibility in DHExperiments: A Case Study inSearch of Edgar Allan Poe's FirstPublished WorkMark D. LeBlancWheaton College (Norton, MA), UnitedStates of America












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Reverse Engineering the FirstHumanities Computing CenterSteven Jones1, Julianne Nyhan2,Geoffrey Rockwell3, Stéfan Sinclair4,Melissa Terras51: University of South Florida; 2:University College London; 3: Universityof Alberta; 4: McGill University; 5:University College London

New potentials in the digitalarchives: a participative inquiryinto interdisciplinarycollaboration in digital historicalresearch at the Wellcome TrustAlex Green, Lalita Kaplish, HannahWalkerWellcome Trust, United Kingdom

Infrastructure and informationenvironment of DigitalHumanities from the perspectiveof scientific analysisGalina Mozhaeva, Polina MozhaevaRenha, Ulyana ZakharovaNational Research Tomsk StateUniversity, Tomsk, Russia

Shelf life: Identifying theAbandonment of Online DigitalHumanities ProjectsLuis Meneses, Richard FurutaCenter for the Study of Digital Libraries Texas A&M University, United States ofAmerica

Visualization InterfaceFenella G. France, AlbertoCampagnoloPreservation Research and TestingDivision, Library of Congress, UnitedStates of America

(Not) Going to the Movies: Ageospatial analysis of cinemamarkets in The Netherlands andFlanders (19501975)Julia Noordegraaf1, Jolanda Visser1,Jaap Boter2, Daniel Biltereyst3,Philippe Meers4, Ivan Kisjes11: University of Amsterdam; 2: VUUniversity Amsterdam; 3: GhentUniversity; 4: University of Antwerp

Georeferencing of Place Markersin Digitized Early Maps by UsingSimilar Maps as Data SourceWinfried Höhn, Christoph SchommerUniversity of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Throughlines: ExposingActivism and Social JusticeIssues In Los AngelesTransportation HistoryBritt S. Paris, Marika CiforUniversity of California, Los Angeles,United States of America

Ecriture Et VisualisationsNumériquesChristophe Leblay1, GillesCaporossi21: Université de Turku (Finlande),Finland; 2: HEC Montréal, Canada

Puns and Intertextuality: ADigital Approach to GreekWordplay in Latin LiteratureEvan Loren Brubaker, BrandonKegan LaFreniereTulane University, United States ofAmerica

The Preparation Of The TopicModelRachel Sagner BuurmaSwarthmore College, United States ofAmerica

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Lunch01: Lunch Break (Concurrent meetings TBA)

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LP07: Long Paper Session A TenYear Summary of a SOAbased MicroservicesInfrastructure for LinguisticServicesMarco Büchler1, Thomas Eckart2,Greta Franzini1, Emily Franzini11: University of Göttingen, Germany; 2:Universität Leipzig, Germany

A Capacity Building Frameworkfor Institutional DigitalHumanities SupportQuinn Dombrowski1, JoanLippincott21: UC Berkeley, United States ofAmerica; 2: Coalition for NetworkedInformation

Stable Random Projection:Minimal, universaldimensionality reduction forlibraryscale dataBenjamin SchmidtNortheastern University, United Statesof America

LP08: Long Paper Session Access To Cultural HeritageData: A Challenge For TheDigital HumanitiesAnne Baillot2, Marie Puren1, CharlesRiondet1, Laurent Romary11: INRIA; 2: Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin

Indigenizing the DigitalHumanities: Challenges,Questions, and ResearchOpportunitiesJennifer Guiliano1, Carolyn Heitman21: IUPUI, United States of America; 2:University of Nebraska Lincoln, UnitedStates of America

Many Tongues, MultipleNetworks: A CorpusBasedPragmatic Study ofMultilingualism on NigerianVirtual Political SpaceTunde Olusola Opeibi1, OlusolaAbiodun Aina21: University of Lagos, Nigeria; 2:Crawford University, & University ofLagos, Nigeria

LP09: Long Paper Session Using elearning systems for DHteaching: the SpanishHumanidades Digitales casestudy at LINHDElena GonzálezBlanco1, Gimena DelRio2, Clara Martínez11: Universidad Nacional de Educación aDistancia (UNED), Spain; 2: CONICETSECRIT, Argentina

WorldViews: Access toInternational Textbooks forDigital HumanitiesSteffen Hennicke1, LenaLuiseStahn1, Ernesto William De Luca1,Kerstin Schwedes1, Andreas Witt21: Georg Eckert Institute, Germany; 2:University of Cologne, Germany

Faculty conceptions of eassessmentMike MimirinisAnglia Ruskin, Cambridge, UnitedKingdom

PS06: Panel Session Studying Literary Characters andCharacter NetworksAndrew Piper1, Mark AlgeeHewitt2,Koustuv Sinha1, Derek Ruths1,

PS07: Panel Session Mapping 20th Century AmericaLauren Tilton1, Taylor Arnold1, JasonHeppler2, Robert Nelson1

PS08: Panel Session Only Connect!: Intertextuality,Circulation, and Networks inDigital Resources for Women’sWriting









Hardik Vala11: McGill University, Canada; 2:Stanford University, USA

1: University of Richmond, USA; 2:University of NebraskaOmaha, USA

Alison Booth2, Sarah ElizabethConnell1, MarieLouise Coolahan3,Jeremy Boggs2, Julia Flanders1,David Kelly3, Rennie Mapp2, WorthyMartin21: Northeastern University, UnitedStates of America; 2: University ofVirginia, United States of America; 3:National University of Ireland, Galway,Ireland

SP07: Short Paper Session Ouvrir les Boîtes Noires : unOutil Pédagogique pour uneApproche Critique de laRecherche d'Information enLigne.Cyrille Suire1, Axel JeanCaurant1,Charles Illouz21: Laboratoire Informatique, Image etInteraction (L3i), University of LaRochelle, France; 2: Centre deRecherche en Histoire Internationale etAtlantique (CRHIA), University of LaRochelle, France

Establishing a “ResilientNetwork” for Digital HumanitiesLisa Spiro1, Geneva Henry2,Toniesha Taylor3, Amanda French21: Rice University, United States ofAmerica; 2: George WashingtonUniversity, United States of America; 3:Prairie View A & M University, UnitedStates of America

Digital Annotation for Social andCollaborative Learning in theHumanities ClassroomBrian Charles Johnsrud, Daniel MarleBush, Michael WidnerStanford University, United States ofAmerica

Collaborative Writing to BuildDigital Humanities PraxisBrandon WalshUniversity of Virginia, United States ofAmerica

Annotonia: Annotations fromBrowser to TEIGregory John Tunink, Karin Dalziel,Jessica Dussault, Emily RauUniversity of NebraskaLincoln Libraries

SP08: Short Paper Session Libraries and Digital Research:Sharing the IncubatorZoe Borovsky, Claudia Horning,Dawn ChildressUCLA, United States of America

Informing LibraryBased DigitalPublishing: A Survey ofScholars’ Needs in aContemporary PublishingEnvironmentMegan Senseney, LaTesha Velez,Christopher R. Maden, JanetSwatscheno, Maria Bonn, HarriettGreen, Katrina FenlonUniversity of Illinois, United States ofAmerica

Online Shadow Libraries and theFuture of HumanitiesScholarshipStephen Reid McLaughlinUniversity of Texas at Austin, UnitedStates of America

Negotiating Sustainability: TheGrant Services “Menu" at UVicLibrariesLisa Goddard, Christine WaldeUniversity of Victoria, Canada

Research Center as DistantPublisher: Developing NonConsumptive Compliant OpenData Worksets to Support NewModes of InquiryRobert H. McDonaldIndiana University, United States ofAmerica

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LP10: Long Paper Session Measuring completeness asmetadata quality metric inEuropeanaPéter KirályGesellschaft für wissenschaftlicheDatenverarbeitung mbH Göttingen,Germany

Data Visualization in ArchivalFinding Aids: A New Paradigmfor AccessAnne Bahde1, Cole Crawford21: Oregon State University Libraries andPress; 2: School of Writing, Literature,and Film, Oregon State University

LP11: Long Paper Session Tempi Verbali e StruttureNarrative: l’AnalisiComputazionale dei MorfemiTemporali nei Testi NarrativiItaliani tra Realismo eModernismoFabio CiottiUniversità di Roma Tor Vergata, Italy

Did a Poet with Donkey EarsWrite the Oldest Anthem in theWorld? Ideological Implicationsof the Computational Attributionof the Dutch National Anthem toPetrus Dathenus

LP12: Long Paper Session Toponyms as Entry Points into aDigital Edition: Mapping TheTorch (18991936)Adrien BarbaresiAustrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

Mapping the STC with MoEMLand DEEPJanelle Auriol Jenstad1,4, TyeLandelsGruenewald2,4, JosephTakeda3,41: University of Victoria; 2: Queen'sUniversity; 3: University of BritishColumbia; 4: The Map of Early ModernLondon (MoEML)






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Une Preuve de Concept pour laSémantisation et la VisualisationOrientée Utilisateur de DonnéesArchivistiquesFlorence Clavaud1,2, EmmanuelChâteauDutier3,41: Archives nationales de France; 2:Centre JeanMabillon (EA 3624) del’École nationale des chartes (France);3: Université de Montréal. Départementd’histoire de l’art et des étudescinématographiques (Canada); 4:Centre de recherche interuniversitairesur les humanités numériques (CRIHN)(Canada)

Mike Kestemont1, Els Stronks2,Martine de Bruin3, Tim de Winkel21: University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2:Utrecht University, The Netherlands; 3:Meertens Institute, The Netherlands

Short Samples in AuthorshipAttribution: A New ApproachMaciej Eder1,21: Institute of Polish Language, PolishAcademy of Sciences; 2: PedagogicalUniversity, Krakow, Poland

Quotidian Reading: DigitallyMapping Literary and PersonalGeographiesTom Keegan1, Sarah Bond21: The University of Iowa Libraries,United States of America; 2: TheUniversity of Iowa, Department ofClassics, United States of America

PS09: Panel Session Alternate Histories of the DigitalHumanitiesAmy Earhart1, Steven Jones2, TaraMcPherson3, Padmini Ray Murray4,Roger Whitson51: Texas A&M; 2: University of SouthFlorida; 3: University of SouthernCalifornia; 4: Srishti Institute of Art,Design and Technology; 5: WashingtonState University

PS10: Panel Session The Environmental and HumanCosts of DHAlicia Peaker1, Jeffrey Moro2,Christina Boyles4, Nicholas Weber5,Margaret Linley3, Lindsay Barbieri61: Bryn Mawr College, United States; 2:University of Maryland, United States;3: Simon Fraser University, Canada; 4:University of Iowa, United States; 5:University of Washington, UnitedStates; 6: University of Vermont, UnitedStates

SP09: Short Paper Session Expo '27: Designing and UserTesting a Dystopian AugmentedReality GameBrian GreenspanCarleton University, Canada

ELLE the EndLess LEarner:Exploring Second LanguageAcquisition Through an EndlessRunnerstyle Video GameDonald F. Merritt II, Emily KuzneskiJohnson, Amy Larner GirouxUniversity of Central Florida, UnitedStates of America

Medieval Textual TransmissionModeling in Unity3DLynn RameyVanderbilt University, United States ofAmerica

Teaching Empathy ThroughVirtual RealityAmanda Marie LicastroStevenson University, United States ofAmerica

Integrating Image ResourcesInto Virtual ResearchEnvironments For TheHumanities – a Simple ImagePresentation Interface (SIPI)based on IIIFLukas Rosenthaler, Andrea Bianco,Peter FornaroUniversity of Basel, Switzerland

SP10: Short Paper Session From Mnemosyne ToTerpsichore The BilderatlasAfter The ImageLeonardo Laurence Impett, SabineSüsstrunkIVRL and DHI, School of Informationand Communication Sciences, EPFL,Switzerland

Interactive Visual Exploration ofthe Regesta ImperiiMarkus John1, Christian Richter1,Steffen Koch1, Andreas Kuczera2,Thomas Ertl11: Institute for Visualization andInteractive Systems (VIS), University ofStuttgart; 2: Academy of Sciences andLiterature, University of Mainz

Personæ: A CharacterVisualisation Tool for Dramatic

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SP11: Short Paper Session Sharing Surgical Scars: SocialNetworks and the ManyGendered Meanings ofMastectomyKj SurkanMIT, United States of America

A “Wind of Change” ShapingPublic Opinion of the “ArabSpring” Using MetaphorsAlexandra Núñez1, Malte Gerloff2,ErikLân Do Dinh3, Andrea Rapp1,Petra Gehring2, Iryna Gurevych31: Institut für Sprach undLiteraturwissenschaft, TU Darmstadt; 2:Institut für Philosophie, TU Darmstadt;3: UKP Lab, TU Darmstadt

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TextsJustin Emmet Tonra, David Kelly,Lindsay Ann ReidNational University of Ireland, Galway,Ireland

Smelly London: visualisinghistorical smells through textmining, georeferencing andmapping.Deborah LeemWellcome Trust, United Kingdom

The Shape of History:Reimagining NineteenthCenturyData VisualizationCaroline Foster, Adam Hayward,Svyatoslav Kucheryavykh, AngelaVujic, Maninder Japra, Shivani Negi,Lauren F. KleinGeorgia Institute of Technology, UnitedStates of America

Twitter in the US 2016Presidential ElectionPatrick Juola, Sean VinsickDuquesne University, United States ofAmerica

Missionaries, Politicians, andBoy Bands: Onlooker Behavioron Twitter During the Nepal,Kumamoto, and EcuadorEarthquakesDavid Lawrence Shepard1, TakakoHashimoto2, Hiroshi Okamoto5,Tetsuji Kuboyama3, Kilho Shin41: UCLA, United States of America; 2:Chiba University of Commerce, Tokyo,Japan; 3: Gakushuin University, Japan;4: Hyogo University, Japan; 5: RIKENBrain Science Institute

L’accès au Passé à l’ÈreNumérique : une Nouvelle Formede Mémoire Possible ?Melisande BelangerUniversité de Sherbrooke, Canada

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Poster: Poster Session The VSim Repository and Archive: Knowledge Mobilization for 3D ResearchLisa M. SnyderUniversity of California, Los Angeles, United States of America

"Tasso in Music Project: Digital Edition of the Settings of Torquato Tasso's Poetry, ca. 15701640"Emiliano RicciardiUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst, United States of America

A Collaborative Approach between Art History and Literature via IIIFKiyonori Nagasaki1, Tetsuei Tsuda2, X. Jie Yang3, Yuho Kitazaki4, A. Charles Muller4, Masahiro Shimoda41: International Institute for Digital Humanities, Japan; 2: Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultural Properties; 3:University of Calgary; 4: The University of Tokyo

Interpreting Racial Identities and Resistance to Segregation in the Digital SphereMishio YamanakaUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States of America

Lexos: An Integrated Lexomics WorkflowScott Kleinman1, Mark LeBlanc21: California State University, Northridge, United States of America; 2: Wheaton College, MA, United States of America

Limiter L'Impact Des Erreurs OCR Sur Les Représentations Distribuées De MotsAxel JeanCaurant, Cyrille Suire, Vincent Courboulay, JeanChristophe BurieL3i, Université de La Rochelle, France

Creating a Policy Framework for Analytic Access to InCopyright Works for NonConsumptiveResearchEleanor F. Dickson1, Daniel G. Tracy1, Sandra McIntyre2, Bobby Glushko3, Robert H. McDonald4, Brandon Butler5,J. Stephen Downie11: University of Illinois, United States of America; 2: HathiTrust Operation, United States of America; 3: University of WesternOntario; 4: Indiana University; 5: University of Virginia

Exploring Word Formation LatinEleonora LittaUniversita' Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy

The Bodleian TEI Catalogue Consolidation ProjectJames C. Cummings, Andrew HankinsonUniversity of Oxford, United Kingdom

ARL Digital Scholarship InstituteSarah Melton1, Michelle Dalmau2, Nora Dimmock3, Dan Tracy4, Erin Glass51: Boston College, United States of America; 2: Indiana University, United States of America; 3: University of Rochester,United States of America; 4: University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, United States of America; 5: University of California,San Diego, United States of America

Kima: a textbased historical gazetteer in Hebrew ScriptSinai Rusinek1, Glauco Mantegari2, Dimid Duchovny3


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1: Tel Aviv University, Bar Ilan University, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; 2: University of Salzburg; 3: The HebrewUniversity

Photogrammar and the Federal Writer’s Project: A Model for Teaching Data and Mapping RhetoricCourtney J. Rivard1, Laura Wexler21: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, United States of America; 2: Yale University, United States of America

VisColl: Visualizing the physical structure of medieval manuscripts, a poster and demonstrationDot Porter1, Alexandra Gillespie2, Alberto Campagnolo3, Laura Mitchell2, Rachel Di Cresce21: University of Pennsylvania Libraries, United States of America; 2: University of Toronto, Canada; 3: Library of Congress,United States of America

nodegoat: Enabling Explorative ResearchPim van Bree, Geert KesselsLAB1100, Netherlands, The

Bretez II : La machine à remonter le tempsMylène PardoenInstitut des Sciences de l'Homme de Lyon (ISH de Lyon) FRE 3768/CNRS, France

Death by Numbers: Bills of Mortality in Early Modern LondonJessica OtisCarnegie Mellon University, United States of America

Humanities At Scale – Creating A Network Of Expertise And A Sustainable Infrastructure For DigitalHumanities Projects In EuropeMarkus Matoni1, Jenny Oltersdorf2, Dirk Roorda31: State and University Library Göttingen, Germany; 2: FH Potsdam, Germany; 3: Data Archiving and Networked Services,Netherlands

Introducing the Open Online Newspaper InitiativeJessica Dussault1, Laura Weakly1, Karin Dalziel1, Jeremy Echols2, Karen M. Estlund3, Andrew Gearhart3, SheilaRabun4, Greg Tunink11: University of NebraskaLincoln; 2: University of Oregon; 3: The Pennsylvania State University; 4: IIIF Consortium

The Victoria Press CircleMiranda Claire MarracciniPrinceton University, United States of America

Embedding Digital Humanities in a Classics Master ProgrammeAurélien BerraUniversité ParisOuest Nanterre, France

“My Name is Lizzie Bennet:” Reading, Participation, and Jane Austen Across Media PlatformsMeredith DabekMaynooth University, Ireland

Mapping Prohibition: The Challenges of Digitally (Re)creating Historical SpacesHannah C. GriggsBoston College, United States of America

A Handbook of Electronic Literature ReadingÉlika Ortega1, Erik Radio21: Northeastern University, United States of America; 2: University of Arizona, United States of America

Effective Identification of Citations in the Kanseki RepositoryChristian WitternKyoto University, Japan

Between Page and Screen by Amaranth Borsuk and Brad Bouse. Translating an AR poetry bookPiotr Marecki1, Aleksandra Małecka21: Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: Jagiellonian University, Poland

Digital Humanities at Berkeley and the Digital Life ProjectClaudia von Vacano, Abigail T. De Kosnik De Kosnik, Stephen BestUC Berkeley, United States of America

Stylo: Repenser la chaîne éditoriale numérique pour les revues savantes en sciences humainesNicolas Sauret1,2, Emmanuel Chateau1,2, Arthur Juchereau1,2, Servanne Monjour1,2, Marcello Vitali Rosati1,2,Michael Sinatra1,21: CRC Digital Textualities (Udem), Canada; 2: Université de Montréal, Canada

Mapping Linked Data Subject Headings in the Library CatalogPatrick J Burns1, Gabriel Mckee1, David M Ratzan1, Tom Elliott2,3

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1: Institute for the Study of the Ancient World Library; 2: Institute for the Study of the Ancient World Digital Programs; 3:Pleiades

Re(a)d Wedding: A Comparative Discourse Analysis of Fan Responses to Game of ThronesEric ForcierSchool of Information Studies, Charles Sturt University, Australia

BigData Oriented Text Analysis For The Humanities: Pedagogical Use Of The HathiTrust+BookwormToolSayan Bhattacharyya1, Christi Merrill2, Peter Organisciak3, Benjamin Schmidt4, Loretta Auvil3, Erez LiebermanAiden5,6, J. Stephen Downie31: University of Pennsylvania; 2: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; 3: University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign; 4:Northeastern University; 5: Rice University; 6: Baylor College of Medicine

Information and System Design for Diversity: Can We Do Better?Amanda Rust, Julia FlandersNortheastern University, United States of America

DH Box:Jojo Karlin, Patrick Smyth, Stephen Zweibel, Matthew K. GoldThe Graduate Center, CUNY, United States of America

Mapping Violence: Visualizing StateSanctioned Racial Violence on the Mexico/Texas Border (19001930)Jim McGrath, Monica Martinez, Cole Hansen, Edward JiaoBrown University, United States of America

POSTagging and Semantic Dictionary Creation for Hittite CuneiformTimo HomburgMainz University Of Applied Sciences, Germany

American Panorama: An Atlas of United States HistoryJustin Madron, Nathaniel AyersUniversity of Richmond, United States of America

Collaborative Approaches to Open up Russian Manuscript LexiconsKira Kovalenko1,2, Eveline WandlVogt11: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 2: Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Editing Melville's "Billy Budd" with TextLab, Juxta Editions, and MEL CatalogNick LaiaconaPerformant Software Solutions, United States of America

HumaReC project: digital New Testament and continuous data publishingSara Schulthess, Anastasia Chasapi, Ioannis Xenarios, Martial Sankar, Claire ClivazSwiss Institute of Bioinformatics, VitalIT, Switzerland

Making topic modeling easy. A programming library in PythonFotis Jannidis, Steffen Pielström, Christof Schöch, Thorsten VittUniversity of Würzburg, Germany

Mapping Paris Theaters: A Digital Dissertation AppendixMia Suzanne TootillCornell University, United States of America

Mnemosine, Biblioteca Digital de La otra Edad de Plata (18681936)Dolores RomeroLópez1, Lucía CotareloEstaban2, Jose Luis BuerenGómezAcebo31: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain; 2: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain; 3: Biblioteca Nacional deEspaña, Sapin

Tropy: A Tool for Research Photo ManagementStephen Murray Robertson, Abigail Garland MullenGeorge Mason University, United States of America

Your Own Personal Matrix: Generationally Mediated Realities and the Digital Culture of ChoiceAdrian Leigh CookTarrant County College, United States of America

“Comparing Correspondences: Robert Southey and Willa Cather”Gabriel Anderson Hankins1, Frank Elavsky21: Clemson University, United States of America; 2: Pacific Lutheran University, United States of America

“WideNet”: Exploring Reflections on History in Parliamentary DataAlex Olieman, Kaspar BeelenUniversity of Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Designing from a Narrative: Leveraging the 6 Point Story Method to Facilitate Interaction Design inDigital Humanities ProjectsShane Adam McGarryMaynooth University, Ireland

Humanities Data Centre (HDC) Developing Services for Heterogenous Humanities Research DataStefan Buddenbohm1, Claudia Engelhardt1, Sven Bingert21: Göttingen State and University Library, Germany; 2: Gesellschaft für wissenschaftliche Datenverarbeitung mbH Göttingen

Text Mining EighteenthCentury Travel Writing: The “I” and Autobiography of NarrationCatherine NygrenMcGill, Canada

DHConnections: Examining the Growth of the Digital Humanities Summer Institute CommunityCole Daniel CrawfordOregon State University, United States of America

Archivlo: Digitizing the Archival Research WorkflowZoe Genevieve LeBlanc1,2, E. Kyle Romero1,31: Department of History, Vanderbilt University, United States of America; 2: Vanderbilt Center of Digital Humanities; 3:Vanderbilt Institute for Digital Learning

Modelling a Prosopography for the Roman RepublicLuís Figueira, Miguel VieiraKing's Digital Lab, King's College London, United Kingdom

Collecting Name of Historical Person from Historical Material Related to JapanTaizo Yamada, Satoshi InoueThe University of Tokyo, Japan

Go Queer: Producing Queer Place with Locative MediaMaureen Engel, Bamdad Aghilidehkordi, Kaitlyn Clafin, Michaela Stang, Nailisa TannerUniversity of Alberta, Canada

The Game of Writing: Gamification and Social Commenting in Writing InstructionJinman Zhang, Roger Graves, Heather Graves, Geoffrey RockwellUniversity of Alberta, Canada

DH Uncentered: Fostering Partnerships Within a Digital Humanities NetworkLaura Braunstein, Scott MillspaughDartmouth College

Coffee Zone: Del cafetal al futuro / From the coffee fields to the futureMark Anderson, Hannah Scates KettlerUniversity of Iowa, United States of America

La Localisation du Jaune dans des Dessins de Dieux Réalisés par des EnfantsChristelle Cocco1, Damien Firmenich2, PierreYves Brandt1, Sabine Süsstrunk21: University of Lausanne, Switzerland; 2: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland

Modeling Student Authorship: The Rhetoric of Markup in the Writing ClassroomKevin G. SmithNortheastern University, United States of America

Points, Lines, Polygons, and Pixels: A Framework for Teaching & Learning Humanities throughVisualizationHannah L. JacobsDuke University, United States of America

"Mapping Borges in the Argentine Publishing Industry (19301951)"Nora Christine BenedictUniversity of Virginia, United States of America

Spatialtemporal Variation based Innovation History Visualization: A Case Study of the Liquid CrystalInstitute at Kent State UniversityTao Hu1,2, Marcia Zeng1, Yin Zhang1, Xinyue Ye1, Hongshan Li11: Kent State University, United States of America; 2: Wuhan University, People's Republic of China

Distant Seeing TVTaylor Baillie Arnold, Lauren Craig TiltonUniversity of Richmond, United States of America

Access to DH Pedagogy as the Norm: Introducing Students to DH Methods Across the Curriculum andat a DistanceDaniel G. Tracy, Elizabeth Massa Hoiem

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University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, United States of America

1947Partition On The Margins: The Untold Testimonies Of Sikh, Bahawalpur And MarwariCommunitiesShaifali AroraIndian Institute of Technology Indore, India

Genealogies of VR in the archivesElizabeth Chamberlin Parke, Liz RidolfoUniversity of Toronto, Canada

CoLabS: Sustainable Community DevelopmentShoshana Schwebel, Ann DaleRoyal Roads University, Canada

Digital Humanities Pedagogy in the University of Washington Information School MLIS ProgramHelene C. WilliamsUniversity of Washington, United States of America

Journaux Intimes Francophones en Russie au XIXe siècle : une Approche Textométrique del’Interaction des Langues et des CulturesAlexei Lavrentiev1, Michèle Debrenne2, Dmitry Dolgushin2, Nina Panina2, Andrey Borodikhin3, Serge Heiden11: IHRIM Research Lab, CNRS & ENS de Lyon, France; 2: Novosibirsk State University, Russia; 3: State Public ScientificTechnological Library of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences

The Creative Computing Lab in PolandPiotr Marecki1, Jakub Woynarowski21: Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: Academy of Fine Arts, Kraków, Poland

MemoryGraph: Digital Critique of Old Photographs Using a Mobile App that Enhances theInterpretation of LandscapeAsanobu KitamotoNational Institute of Informatics, Japan

Developing Database For Scholarship In Indian Languages And LiteraturesShanmugapriya T.Indian Institute of Technology Indore, India, India

Information Infrastructure of Linked Data for Promoting Integrated Studies of Cultural and ResearchResourcesMakoto GOTO, Ayako SHIBUTANINational Museum of Japanese History, Japan

Authorship of Dream of the Red Chamber: A Topic Modeling ApproachKeli DuUniversität Würzburg, Germany

Design of a Corpus and an Interactive Annotation Tool for Graphic LiteratureJochen Laubrock, Sven Hohenstein, Eike RichterUniversity of Potsdam, Germany, Germany

Enhancing DomainSpecific Entity Linking in DHFederico Nanni1, Yang Zhao1, Simone Paolo Ponzetto1, Laura Dietz21: University of Mannheim, Germany; 2: University of New Hampshire

Understanding Narrative: Computational Approaches to Detecting Narrative FramesEva Portelance1,2, Andrew Piper1,21: McGill University, Canada; 2: .txtLab@McGill

Constructing Linked Knowledge around Southeast Asian StudiesAkihiro Kameda, Shoichiro HaraCenter for Integrated Area Studies, Kyoto University, Japan

Construction of the “Corpus of Historical Japanese: MeijiTaisho Series I Magazines”Toshinobu OGISO1, Asuko KONDO1, Yoko MABUCHI2, Noriko HATTORI11: National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, Japan; 2: Meiji University

Database of Belarusian PeriodicalsIngo Börner1, GunBritt Kohler2, Sünna Looschen21: University of Vienna, Austria; 2: University of Oldenburg, Germany

Neoclassica – an open framework for research in NeoclassicismSimon Donig, Maria Christoforaki, Siegfried Handschuh, Bernhard BermeitingerUniversity of Passau, Germany

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Contested Spaces: Creating Computational Approaches for the Holistic Analysis of Space and Placein Digital HumanitiesPatricia MurrietaFlores1, Naomi Howell21: University of Chester, United Kingdom; 2: Univeristy of Exeter, United Kingdom

Projet Campus Archive Audiovisuelle de la RechercheChristine Berthaud1, Peter Stockinger2, Valérie Legrand3, Steffen Lalande4, Abdelkrim Beloued5, Rania Soussi6,Yannick Barborini71: CNRS, CCSD, France; 2: ESCoMFMSH, INALCO, France; 3: ESCoMFMSH, France; 4: INA, France; 5: INA, France; 6:ARMADILLO, France; 7: CNRS, CCSD, France

Frequently Cited Passages Across Time: New Methods for Studying the Critical Reception of TextsJonathan Pearce Reeve, Milan Terlunen, Sierra EckertGroup for Experimental Methods in the Humanities, Columbia University, United States of America

Getting Medieval: Open Access and Networked PedagogySuzanne Akbari, Alexandra BolintineanuUniversity of Toronto, Canada

Supplementing Melody, Lyrics, and Acoustic Information to the McGill Billboard DatabaseHubert Léveillé Gauvin1, Nathaniel ConditSchultz2, Claire Arthur21: Ohio State University, United States of America; 2: McGill University, Canada

Textograf: Web Application for Manuscripts DigitizationBoris V. Orekhov1, Fekla Tolstoy21: National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation; 2: The Leo Tolstoy State Museum,Russian Federation

Unpacking Collaboration in Digital History ProjectsMax KemmanUniversity of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Add Slander and Stir: Reprinting of AntiLabor Stories in EarlyTwentiethCentury AmericanNewspapersVilja HuldenUniversity of Colorado Boulder

Compering Critical Electronic Editions of Cinematógrafo (1936) by Spanish author Andrés Carranquede Ríos: Research vs. commercial toolsDolores RomeroLópez1, Susan Larson2, José Luis Bueren3, Lucía Cotarelo41: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain; 2: Texas Tech University, USA; 3: Biblioteca Nacional de España, Spain; 4:Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain

Digital Humanities Clinics Leading Dutch Librarians Into DHMichiel Cock1, Lotte Wilms21: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands, The; 2: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands

Playing with TimeJeri WieringaGeorge Mason University, United States of America

Seven Years of Research on Digital 3D Reconstruction in Humanities – Results, Implications AndperspectivesSander MünsterTU Dresden, Germany

The new literacy practice of young Taiwanese writers, illustrators, social innovators, and makersSuYen Chen, Jason S. Chang, HsingYu Chang, HsinYu Kuo, YuHsuan WuNational Tsing Hua University in Taiwan, Taiwan

"We Have This Space Problem:" Big Data, MultiDimensionality and the Kissinger CorrespondenceMicki KaufmanCUNY Graduate Center, United States of America

Body parts in Norwegian booksLars Gunnarsønn JohnsenNational Library of Norway, Norway

L’Accès vu comme une Contrainte et un Défi : le processus de naissance d’une base de donnéesPinelopi Skarsouli, Dina BacalexiNational Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), France

Rethinking Community Engagement: The Wharton Studio Museum’s Digital InitiativesMia Suzanne TootillCornell University, United States of America



Towards an integrated Set of Annotations for FolktalesThierry DeclerckGerman Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), University of Vienna

An Open, Reproducible Method for Teaching Text Analysis with RTassie Gniady, Eric WernertIndiana University, United States of America

Athar : Numérisation, Indexation Et Mise En Ligne Enrichie Des Bulletins Du Comité De ConservationDes Monuments De L’Art Arabe (18821953)Hélène Bégnis1, Pierre Mounier21: Univ. de Lyon, Ens de Lyon, CNRS, Persée, France; 2: INVISU, CNRS, INHA, France

Characters in 19th Century Novels Display Distinctive Voices as Seen by Stylometric AnalysisPaul J. Fields, Larry Bassist, Matt RoperBrigham Young University, United States of America

Complex Network Visualisation for the History of Interdisciplinarity: Mapping 40 years of ScienceFunding in SwitzerlandMartin Grandjean1, Pierre Benz2, Thierry Rossier31: University of Lausanne, Department of History; 2: University of Lausanne, Department of Sociology; 3: University ofLausanne, Department of Political Science

How Agatha Christie Described Women?: The Behaviour of She in Christie's NovelsNarumi TsuchimuraOsaka University, Japan

Mapping Pliny Social Network: A Case Study in Digital ProsopographyBenjamin Wesley HicksPrinceton University, United States of America

Public Humanities: In Search Of A FieldJim McGrath, Robyn Schroeder, Inge ZwartBrown University, United States of America

Active Archives: New Modes of Interaction with Online ArchivesJosh Cowls, Evan Higgins, Kurt FendtMassachusetts Institute of Technology, United States of America

Generative Model For Latent Reasons For ModificationsDavid LassnerTU Berlin, Germany

The London Brewers' Prosopography: Parsing Historical Apprenticeship RecordsHarvey QuamenUniversity of Alberta, Canada

Autodétermination chez les Populations Locutrices des Langues des Signes : les Voies Ouvertes parl’Appropriation des Technologies de l’Image.Julie ChateauvertUniversité Paris 8, Canada

Collocations and Network Structure Provide Insights to Functional Elements of Adaptive CapacityAnne R SidersStanford University, United States of America

A Blind Legend : Accéder à Un Jeu D’Aventure à L’Aveugle à travers un Dispositif AudiodigitalHélène CrombetEA4426 MICA Médiations, Informations, Communication et Arts Université Bordeaux Montaigne, France

A New and Improved Method to TextMining in Chinese: Closer Language Segmentation in Detectingthe Shifting Meaning of PatriotismAnne Shen Chao, Qiwei LiRice University, United States of America

Longterm outcomes of humanities higher and further education in England and WalesNicola Jane SheltonUCL, United Kingdom

VIA: videodance, computerassisted composition and mobile technologyDaniella Aguiar1, Joao Queiroz2, Luiz Casteloes21: Federal University of Uberlandia, Brazil; 2: Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil

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Julia Giannella1, Luiz Velho21: IMPA, UERJ; 2: IMPA

Ghostwriter identification of Yasunari Kawabata in the 1960sHao Sun1, Mingzhe Jin21: Faculty of Culture and Information Science, Doshisha University, Japan; 2: Granduate School of Culture and InformationScience, School Doshisha University, Japan

Temporal Loci And Mixed Reality: An Experiment In Diversifying Visualizations Of Time And SpaceCeleste Tường Vy Sharpe, Sarah Calhoun, Andrew WilsonCarleton College, United States of America

Toward A Typology Of Digital Thematic Research CollectionsKatrina Simone FenlonUniversity of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, United States of America

What's in a word? Exploring words and their usage in the "Dictionnaire Vivant de la Langue Française"Clovis Gladstone1,2, Charles Cooney1,2, Tim Allen11: ARTFL, United States of America; 2: University of Chicago, United States of America

Building EntityCentric Event Collections For Supporting Research in Political and Social HistoryFederico Nanni1, Nikolay Marinov2, Simone Paolo Ponzetto1, Laura Dietz31: Data and Web Science Group, University of Mannheim, Germany; 2: Department of Political Science, University ofMannheim, Germany; 3: Department of Computer Science, University of New Hampshire, USA

A Seat At "La Tawola"Michael Anthony IannozziWestern University, Canada

On the Impact of the Merseburg IncantationsStefan JänickeLeipzig University, Germany

SLaTE: A System for Labeling Topics with EntitiesAnne Lauscher, Federico Nanni, Simone Paolo PonzettoUniversity of Mannheim, Germany

Virtual HamletAugustus Wendell, Louis WellsNew Jersey Institute of Technology, United States of America

EGOlink: Supporting Editors of Online Historical Sources through Automatic Link DiscoveryHatem Mousselly Sergieh1, Michael Piotrowski2, Iryna Gurevych11: Technische Universität Darmstadt, UKP Lab, Germany; 2: Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Germany

Exploring the Online GLAM through a Downloadable Tangible User InterfaceJavier PeredaWeb Science Institute, University of Southampton, UK

The Useful Past and an Access to the Future: Designing a CommunityBased Archive of the KoreanDiasporaMinhyoung KimHankuk University of Foreign Studies, Republic of (South Korea)

Beyond the Historic Facade: Skyscrapers, Scapegoats, and the Digital Reclamation of Toronto’s QueerStreetscapesConstance Crompton1, Michelle Schwartz21: University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus, Canada; 2: Ryerson University, Canada

The Use of the Cognitive Digital Games in School: Contributions for the AttentionDaniela Karine Ramos, Bruna AnastacioUniversidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil

A Case Study of Automated Curation of Digital ArchivesFabiola HannaUniversity of California, Santa Cruz, United States of America

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LP13: Long Paper Session Social Semantic Annotation withRecogito 2Leif Isaksen1, Rainer Simon2, Elton T.E. Barker31: Lancaster University, UnitedKingdom; 2: AIT: Austrian Institute ofTechnology, Austria; 3: The OpenUniversity, United Kingdom

GutenTag: A UserFriendly,OpenAccess, OpenSourceSystem for Reproducible LargeScale Computational LiteraryAnalysisAdam Hammond1, Julian Brooke21: San Diego State University, UnitedStates of America; 2: University ofMelbourne, Australia

Literary Exploration Machine.New Tool for Distant Readers ofPolish Literature.Maciej Piasecki1, TomaszWalkowiak1, Maciej Maryl21: Wrocław University of Technology,Poland; 2: Institute of Literary Research,Polish Academy of Sciences

LP14: Long Paper Session Livingstone Online: AccessBeyond OpennessMegan Elizabeth Ward1, Adrian S.Wisnicki21: Oregon State University; 2:University of Nebraska Lincoln

Opening up the /Oxford EnglishDictionary/: What an enhancedlegacy dataset can tell us aboutlanguage, lexicography,literature, and history.DavidAntoine WilliamsSt Jerome's University in the Universityof Waterloo, Canada

Sustainable Access: TheContinuing Growth of BritishHistory OnlineSarah MilliganInstitute of Historical Research, UnitedKingdom

LP15: Long Paper Session Mechanizing the Humanities?King’s Digital Lab as CriticalExperimentPaul Caton1, Ginestra Ferraro1, LuisFigueira1, Elliott Hall1, NeilJakeman1, Pam Mellen1, AnnaMariaSichani2, James Smithies1, MiguelVieira1, Tim Watts1, Carina Westling11: King's College London, UnitedKingdom; 2: Huygens ING, Netherlands

Negotiating Meaning and Value:Institutional ResearchAssistantships, Digital Projects,and Art HistoryJulia PolyckO'Neill1, MollyKalkstein21: Brock University, Canada; 2:University of Arizona, USA

HumaNum : Une infrastructurefrançaise pour les SciencesHumaines et Sociales. Stratégie,organisation et fonctionnementNicolas Larrousse, Olivier Baude,Adeline Joffres, Stéphane PouyllauCNRS (Centre National de laRecherche Sienctifique), France

PS11: Panel Session Research Computing's Demandfor Humanists, and Vice VersaQuinn Dombrowski1, Tassie Gniady2,Megan MeredithLobay3, JeffreyTharsen4, Lee Zickel51: UC Berkeley, United States ofAmerica; 2: Indiana University, UnitedStates of America; 3: University ofBritish Columbia, Canada; 4: Universityof Chicago, United States of America; 5:Case Western Reserve University,United States of America

PS12: Panel Session Visualizing Futures of Networksin Digital Humanities ResearchMicki Kaufman1, Zoe LeBlanc2,Matthew Lincoln3, Yannick Rochat4,Scott B. Weingart51: Graduate Center of the CityUniversity of New York; 2: VanderbiltUniversity; 3: Getty Research Institute;4: University of Lausanne; 5: CarnegieMellon University

PS13: Panel Session Archeologies of Reading:Modeling and Recreating theAnnotation Practices of GabrielHarvey, John Dee, JacquesDerrida, and the Winthrop FamilyJean Ann Bauer1, Earle Havens2,Matthew Symonds3, AnthonyGrafton1, Jennifer Rampling1, KatieChenoweth1, Christian Flow1

1: Princeton University, United States ofAmerica; 2: Johns Hopkins University,United States of America; 3: UniversityCollege London, United Kingdom

SP12: Short Paper Session Designing CollaborativeEcosystems and communityorganization: Introducing themultidisciplinary portal on"Biodiversity and LinguisticDiversity: A CollaborativeKnowledge DiscoveryEnvironment"Eveline WandlVogt1, Davor Ostojic1,Barbara Piringer1, Heimo Rainer2,Ksenia Zsaytseva11: Austrian Academy of Sciences(AAS), Ausrian Centre for DigitalHumanities (ACDH),Austria; 2: NaturalHistory Museum Vienna (NHM), Austria

How Access Determines TheWhole Structuration Of AEuropean Infrastructure: TheExample Of DARIAHSuzanne DumouchelDARIAH, France

SP13: Short Paper Session Voces. An Rbased Dashboardfor Lexical SemanticsKrzysztof NowakInstitute of Polish Language, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Poland

Chatbot Based ContentDiscovery: Faulkner Bot in theArchiveAaron Mathew MauroPenn State Erie, The Behrend College,United States of America

Natural Language Processing forthe Long TailDavid BammanUniversity of California, Berkeley,United States of America

A Cor infrastructure for textualanalysis From Woolf to VerneNicholas John HaywardLoyola University Chicago, UnitedStates of America

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SP14: Short Paper Session Digital Hansard – Politics andthe UncivilMarc Alexander, Andrew StruanUniversity of Glasgow, United Kingdom

Semantic Domains in Picasso’sPoetryLuis Meneses1, Enrique Mallen21: Center for the Study of DigitalLibraries Texas A&M University,United States of America; 2: SamHouston State University

Bernard of Clairvaux andNicholas of Montiéramey:Tracing the Secretarial Trail withStylometryJeroen De GussemUniversiteit Gent, Belgium

Verifying the Authorship ofSaikaku Ihara’s Arashi ha MujyōMonogatari in Early Modern

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Decolonizing KnowledgeStructures in Open Access andScholarly PublishingNirmala MenonIndian Institute of Technology (IIT), India

Une approche de conceptioncollaborative et d’exploitationdes modèles ontologiques desdonnées, facilement extensibleset compatibles avec le Web desDonnées Ouvertes (LOD) pourles Humanités Numériques (DH)Hammou FadiliLIP6, CNAM, France

Rewards: Books, Boundednessand Reading in ParticipatoryCultureKathi Inman BerensPortland State University, United Statesof America

I Built An App To Revitalize ALanguage Now What?Nicolle BourgetRoyal Roads University, Canada

Japanese Literature: AQuantitative ApproachAyaka UesakaDoshisha University, Japan

Reconstructing ReaderlyAttention: Citational Practicesand the Canon, 17892016Mark Andrew AlgeeHewitt, DavidMcClure, Hannah WalserStanford University, United States ofAmerica

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LP16: Long Paper Session Defactoring Pace of ChangeJoris J. Van Zundert1, Matt Burton21: Huygens Institute for the History ofthe Netherlands Royal NetherlandsAcademy of Arts and Sciences; 2:University of Pittsburgh

Getting at MetaphorKatharine ColesUniversity of Utah, United States ofAmerica

Quill: Reconstructing theSecretary's Desk for the Recordsof the 1787 ConventionNicholas Cole, Alfie AbdulRahman,Grace Mallon, Kate HowarthUniversity of Oxford, United Kingdom

LP17: Long Paper Session Regrowing Egyptian CultsAdam Mertel1, Tomáš Glomb2,Zdeněk Stachoň11: Masaryk University, Department ofGeography, Czech Republic; 2:Masaryk University, Department for theStudy of Religions, Czech Republic

“A Pale Reflection of the ViolentTruth? Practice and Pedagogywith a Digital Geography ofAmerican Lynching”Seth Kotch, Elijah GaddisUNCChapel Hill, United States ofAmerica

Regional Classification ofTraditional Japanese Folk Songsfrom Southwest RegionsAkihiro KawaseDoshisha University, Japan

LP18: Long Paper Session What News is New?: Ads,Extras, and Viral Texts on theNineteenthCentury NewspaperPageRyan Cordell, David SmithNortheastern University, United Statesof America

Word Vectors in the EighteenthCenturyRyan James HeuserStanford, United States of America

Orosius’ Histories: A DigitalIntertextual Investigation IntoThe First Christian History OfRomeGreta Franzini, Marco BüchlerGeorgAugustUniversität Göttingen,Germany

PS14: Panel Session Decolonizing Methodologies:Recovery and Access Amidst theRuinsChristy Hyman1, Anelise Shrout2,Kathryn KaczmarekFrew3, HilaryGreen4, Nishani Frazier5, BrianRosenblum6

1: University of NebraskaLincoln,United States of America; 2: CaliforniaState UniversityFullerton; 3: Universityof Maryland; 4: University of Alabama;5: Miami University; 6: University ofKansas

PS15: Panel Session Highresolution musicology:Capturing and encoding sourcedetail for medieval musicJulia CraigMcFeely3, KarenDesmond1, Ben Florin2, AndrewHankinson3, Anna Kijas21: Brandeis University; 2: BostonCollege; 3: University of Oxford

PS4502: 45 Minute Panel Session Smart Data Approaches toExploring Independent Datasetsacross Disciplines, Media, andPerspectives for Research in theHumanitiesMarcia Lei Zeng1, James Lee21: Kent State University, United Statesof America; 2: University of Cincinnati,United States of America

Hack, Yack, Stack: Access,Culture, and DH InfrastructureLaura Braunstein1, Thomas Padilla2,Amanda Visconti31: Dartmouth College; 2: University ofCalifornia Santa Barbara; 3: PurdueUniversity

SP15: Short Paper Session Network Dynamics, PlotAnalysis: Approaching theProgressive Structuration ofLiterary Texts

SP16: Short Paper Session Multimode and Multilevel:Vertical Dimension in Historicaland Literary NetworksMartin GrandjeanUniversity of Lausanne

SP17: Short Paper Session Overcoming Data Sparsity forRelation Detection in GermanNovelsMarkus Krug, Isabella Reger, FotisJannidis, Lukas Weimer, NathalieMadarász, Frank Puppe










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Frank Fischer1, Mathias Göbel2,Dario Kampkaspar3, ChristopherKittel4, Peer Trilcke51: National Research University HigherSchool of Economics, Moscow; 2:Göttingen State and University Library;3: Herzog August Library, Wolfenbüttel;4: University of Graz; 5: University ofPotsdam

La Production de l’Espace dansl’Imprimé Français d’AncienRégime : Le Cas de la GazetteFrançois Dominic LaraméeUniversité de Montréal, Canada

Voguer au Fil de laTranstextualitéMotasem Alrahabi2, Marine Riguet11: Labex OBVIL (Paris IVSorbonne),France; 2: ParisSorbonne Abou Dhabi

Reading the Norton Anthologies:Databases, Canons, and“Careers”Erik Fredner, David McClure, JDPorterStanford University, United States ofAmerica

Beyond Coocurrence: NetworkVisualization in the Civil WarGovernors of KentuckyPatrick A. Lewis1, Jeff Dycus1,Anthony P. Curtis1, Whitney R.Smith1, Sara Carlstead Brumfield2,Ben W. Brumfield21: Kentucky Historical Society; 2:Brumfield Labs, LLC

Designing Tools for MacroScaleData Analysis in the History ofScienceElyse Graham, Robert CreaseSUNY Stony Brook, United States ofAmerica

Binary Truths: Developing aLinked Data Model forHistoriographical ArgumentsM. H. BealsLoughborough University, UnitedKingdom

Linked Places: A ModelingPattern and Software forRepresenting HistoricalMovementKarl Grossner1, Merrick LexBerman2, Rainer Simon31: World Heritage Web; 2: HarvardUniversity; 3: Austrian Institute ofTechnology

RAT 2.0Winfried Höhn, Christoph SchommerDept of Computer Science, ILIAS Lab,University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

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Network analysis of themanuscript context of OldIcelandic literatureKatarzyna Anna KapitanUniversity of Copenhagen, Denmark

Using Methods of ComputationalLinguistics for Resolving the"Homeric Question"Christoph Beierle1, NorbertBlößner2, Sebastian Kruse1,31: University of Hagen, Germany; 2:Freie Universität Berlin, Germany; 3:Max Planck Institute for the History ofScience, Berlin, Germany

Digital Analysis Of The LiteraryReception Of J.W. V. Goethe’sDie Leiden Des Jungen WerthersSandra Murr, Florian BarthUniversität Stuttgart, Germany

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LP19: Long Paper Session From Usability Testing and TextAnalysis to UserResponseCriticismFlorentina Armaselu1, CatherineEmma Jones21: University of Luxembourg,Luxembourg; 2: University ofLuxembourg, Luxembourg

De quoi estil question dans lediscours en art contemporain?La fouille de textes appliquée àl’art contemporain dans lescentres d’artistesDominic Forest, Vinh Truong, LemayYvonUniversité de Montréal, Canada

Modeling Creativity: TrackingLongterm Lexical ChangePeter Organisciak1, Samuel Franklin21: University of Illinois, United States ofAmerica; 2: Brown University, UnitedStates of America

LP20: Long Paper Session Corpora and Complex Networksas Cultural Critique:Investigating Race and GenderBias in Graphic NarrativesAlexander Dunst, Rita HartelUniversity of Paderborn, Germany

The Seven Words of the Virgin:Identifying change in thediscourse context of the conceptof virginity in Early ModernEnglishSusan Fitzmaurice2, MarcAlexander1, Justyna Robinson3,Michael Pidd2, Iona Hine2, SethMehl2, Fraser Dallachy1, MatthewGroves2, Kathryn Rogers2, BrianAitken11: University of Glasgow, UnitedKingdom; 2: University of Sheffield,United Kingdom; 3: University ofSussex, United Kingdom

How to Close Read a TopicModel: TWiC Reads EmilyDickinson's FasciclesJonathan Ilan ArmozaNew York University, United States ofAmerica

LP21: Long Paper Session Multiplying Access: theMarianne Moore Digital Archive'sTools and Methods forCollaborationNikolaus Lee WasmoenUniversity at Buffalo, United States ofAmerica

Mining the Cultural Memory ofIrish Industrial Schools UsingWord Embedding and TextClassificationSusan Leavy, Emilie Pine, MarkKeaneUniversity College Dublin, Ireland

Tracing Swerves Of Influence:Text Reuse And The ReceptionOf Lucretius In 18thcenturyEnglandCharles M. Cooney, Clovis GladstoneARTFL, United States of America

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Susan L. Wiesner1, Rommie L.Stalnaker3, Stephen Ramsay2, BrianPytlik Zillig21: University of Maryland Libraries,United States of America; 2: UniversityOf Nebraska Lincoln; 3: IndependentScholar

Copyright, Digital Humanities,and Global Geographies ofKnowledgeVika Zafrin1, Isabel Galina Russell2,Alex Gil3, Padmini Ray Murray41: Boston University, United States ofAmerica; 2: Universidad NacionalAutónoma de México, Mexico; 3:Columbia University, United States ofAmerica; 4: Srishti School of Art,Design and Technology, India

Building Space for DHCommunitiesMatthew K. Gold1, Scot French2, LisaSpiro3, Micki Kaufman1, Erin Glass4,Lisa Rhody1, Hélène Huet51: Graduate Center, City University ofNew York, United States of America; 2:University of Central Florida; 3: RiceUniversity; 4: University of California,San Diego; 5: University of Florida

SP18: Short Paper Session Topics and genre changes inCzech sociological articlesRadim HladíkCzech Academy of Sciences, CharlesUniversity

Ngrams Against Agnotology:Combatting Tobacco IndustryNarratives About AddictionThrough A Quantitative Analysisof 14 Million DocumentsStephan RisiStanford University, United States ofAmerica

Scaffolded Hermenutica forLiterary Scholars with NoviceTechnical SkillsJeremy BrowneBrigham Young University, UnitedStates of America

Access(ed) Poetry. The GraphPoem Project and the Place ofPoetry in Digital HumanitiesChris Tanasescu (MARGENTO),Diana Inkpen, Vaibhav Kesarwani,Brian PagetUniversity of Ottawa, Canada

Serendipitous Moments:Building a Geolocated MobileApplication for the Letters of1916Vinayak Das GuptaMaynooth University, Ireland

SP19: Short Paper Session Political Correctness in thePolish Press between 1945 and1962. Historical Culturomics ofNames of Nationalities, EthnicGroups, and ‘Sensitive’ Lexemesbased on the ChronoPressCorpus of Polish.Adam Tomasz PawłowskiUniversity of Wrocław, Poland

Using Big Data to Ask BigQuestions: A Digital HumanitiesChallenge in HistoricNewspapersLeah Weinryb GrohsgalNational Endowment for theHumanities, United States of America

A Database of Online BookResponse and the Nature of theLiterary ThrillerPeter BootHuygens ING, The Netherlands

A Framework For HistoricalRussian Flu EpidemicExploration From GermanNewspapersVan Canh Tran1, Katja Markert2,Wolfgang Nejdl11: L3S Research Center, HannoverUniversity, Germany; 2: Department ofComputational Linguistics, HeidelbergUniversity, Germany

"A Trace of this Journey":Citations of DigitisedNewspapers in UK History PhDThesesPaul Matthew GoodingUniversity of East Anglia, UnitedKingdom

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LP22: Long Paper Session Script Identification in MedievalLatin Manuscripts UsingConvolutional Neural NetworksMike Kestemont1, DominiqueStutzmann21: University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2:French National Centre for ScientificResearch, France

Journal Flipping Or ModelFlipping? Le Tournant Du LibreAccès Au Prisme Des HumanitésNumériques.PierreCarl LanglaisGRIPIC, France

LP23: Long Paper Session Contextual Interpretation ofDigital Music NotationKevin Page, David Lewis, DavidWeiglUniversity of Oxford, United Kingdom

Numbers into Notes: DigitalPrototyping as Close Reading ofAda Lovelace’s ‘Note A’David De Roure, Pip WillcoxUniversity of Oxford, United Kingdom

Dead And Beautiful: TheAnalysis Of Colors By Means OfContrasts In NeoZombie Movies

LP24: Long Paper Session Twitter Comme Source Pourl’Histoire Du Temps Présent : LeRéférendum Grec De 2015Comme Etude de CasSofia PapastamkouMaison européenne des sciences del'homme et de la société, France

Untangling the Social Network ofMusiciansStefan Jänicke, Josef FochtLeipzig University, Germany

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Machine Vision Algorithms OnCadaster PlansSofia Ares Oliveira, Frederic Kaplan,Isabella di LenardoEPFL, Switzerland

NielsOliver Walkowski1, JohannesPause21: BBAW BerlinBrandenburgischeAkademie der Wissenschaften,Germany; 2: Technische UniversitätDresden, Germany

MethodsBrandon Bevans, Bruce DeBruhl,Foaad KhosmoodCalifornia Polytechnic State University,United States of America

PS19: Panel Session Treating a Genre as a Database:the Chinese Local Gazetteers,the LG tools, and ResearchBased on This New DigitalMethodologyShihPei Chen1, Qun Che1,2, LingCao3, Dagmar Schäfer1, HongsuWang41: Max Planck Institute for the History ofScience; 2: Shanghai JiaotungUniversity; 3: Nanjing University ofInformation Science and Technology; 4:Harvard University

PS20: Panel Session Humanidades Digitales enIberoamérica: desafíosinstitucionales para sudesarrollo y consolidaciónMiriam Peña Pimentel1, PaolaRicaurte2, Adriana Álvarez Sánchez1,Esteban Romero Frías3, CristobalSuárez Guerrero4, Virginia Brussa5,Enedina Ortega2, Ana TeresaMorales Rodríguez6, Alberto RamírezMartinell61: Universidad Nacional Autónoma deMéxico; 2: Tecnológico de Monterrey; 3:Universidad de Granada; 4: Universitatde València; 5: Universidad Nacional deRosario; 6: Universidad Veracruzana

SP20: Short Paper Session Characterdistinguishingfeatures in fictional dialogue: thecase of War and PeaceDaniil SkorinkinNational Research University 'HigherSchool of Economics', RussianFederation

Lifting the knowledge fromMedieval Age: CIDOCCRM forNurcara Project.Matteo Lorenzini1, Luca Sanna21: Austrian Academy of Science,Austria; 2: Università degli Studi diSassari

La Réception De L’éditionCritique Numérique : AccèsMultiples Pour Publics Divers ?Joana Casenave1,2, Yves Marcoux11: Université de Montréal, Canada; 2:Université ParisEst Créteil, France

Une Ontologie Pour Archiver EtDonner Accès Aux OEuvresNumériques LittérairesYan Rucar, JeanGabriel GanasciaLabex Obvil, Université La Sorbonne,France

SP21: Short Paper Session Dazzle them with Baffles:Gauging Attitudes toward DigitalFabrication in an OnlineMusicians’ CommunityBrian GreenspanCarleton University, Canada

Leveraging Expert DomainKnowledge to Learn aRepresentation of SymbolicMusicJohanna DevaneyOhio State University, United States ofAmerica

"Come Together, Right Now":Discovery and Interoperabilityfor BornDigital MusicScholarshipTimothy Charles Duguid1, ElizabethGrumbach21: University of Glasgow, UnitedKingdom; 2: Texas A&M University,United States

Augmented dance scholarship:computerassisted analysis ofJavanese danceMiguel Escobar Varela, Luis CarlosHernández BarrazaNational University of Singapore,Singapore

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LP25: Long Paper Session The Early History of DigitalHumanitiesChris Alen Sula, Heather HillPratt Institute, School of Information

Uncovering ‘hidden’contributions to the history ofDigital Humanities: the IndexThomisticus’ female keypunchoperatorsJulianne Nyhan1, Melissa Terras21: University College London, UnitedKingdom; 2: University College London,United Kingdom

The Computer Pays Back ItsDebt to Weaving: An AlternativeHistory Of Computer AidedDesignKayleigh Cristin PerkovUniversity of California, Irvine, UnitedStates of America

LP26: Long Paper Session What Changed When AndyWeir’s The Martian Got Edited?Erik Ketzan1, Christof Schöch21: Birkbeck, University of London,United Kingdom; 2: University ofWürzburg, Germany

Networks of the GreatAwakenings: Classification ofRevival Sermons by Word UsageStatisticsMichał Choiński, Jan RybickiInstitute of English Studies, JagiellonianUniversity, Krakow, Poland

Don’t Get Fooled by WordEmbeddings—Better Watch theirNeighborhoodJohannes Hellrich1, Udo Hahn21: Graduate School 'The RomanticModel', Friedrich Schiller UniversityJena, Jena, Germany; 2: JenaUniversity Language & InformationEngineering (JULIE) Lab, FriedrichSchiller University Jena, Jena,Germany

LP27: Long Paper Session A Survey on Research Data atthe Faculty of Arts andHumanities of the University ofCologneSimone Kronenwett, Brigitte MathiakCCeH, Germany

Vers les Données Liées :Conséquences Théoriques etPratiques Pour les SciencesHumainesLyne Da SylvaUniversité de Montréal, Canada

Citational Politics: QuantifyingImpact in Digital Scholarship inthe HumanitiesRoopika Risam1, Amy Earhart21: Salem State University, United Statesof America; 2: Texas A&M University,United States of America

PS21: Panel Session Reconstruction – Representation– Collaboration. InterdisciplinaryApproaches To Changes InContexts Of Digital (Music)EditionsFranziska Schloots, Bianca Meise,Peter Stadler, Jörg MüllerLietzkow,Dorothee Meister, Johannes Kepper,Daniel RöwenstrunkPaderborn University, Germany

PS22: Panel Session Open, Shareable, ReproducibleWorkflows for the DigitalHumanities: The Case of the4Humanities.org"WhatEvery1Says" ProjectAlan Liu1, Ashley Champagne1,Jeremy Douglass1, Scott Kleinman3,Jamal Russell1, Lindsay Thomas21: University of California, SantaBarbara, United States of America; 2:University of Miami, Miami, UnitedStates of America; 3: California StateUniversity, Northridge

PS23: Panel Session Refining our Concept of ‘Access’for Digital Scholarly Editions: ADiXiT Panel on Accessibility,Usability, Pedagogy,Collaboration, Community andDiversity.AnnaMaria Sichani1,6, Wout Dillen2,Merisa Ariel Martinez2, AodhánKelly3, Federico Caria4,5, ElliBleeker31: Huygens ING KNAW, TheNetherlands; 2: Swedish School ofLibrary and Information ScienceUniversity of Borås, Sweden; 3: Centerfor Manuscript Genetics University ofAntwerp, Belgium; 4: SapienzaUniversità di Roma; 5: Cologne Centerfor eHumanities University of Cologne,Germany; 6: University of Ioannina,Greece

SP22: Short Paper Session Reading Handwritten Scripts:Investigating the Human VisualSystem for Artificial Intelligencein PalaeographySégolène Marie Tarte1, RachelMairs2, Mihaela Duta1, ChrystalinaAntoniades11: University of Oxford, United Kingdom;2: University of Reading, UnitedKingdom

Cäsar Flaischlen’s “GraphischeLitteraturTafel” Digitizing AGiant Historical Flowchart OfForeign Influences On GermanLiteratureAngelika Hechtl1, Ingo Börner2,Frank Fischer3, Peer Trilcke41: WU Wien, Austria; 2: UniversitätWien, Austria; 3: Higher School of

SP23: Short Paper Session Mapping Concepts and Authorsfrom 20th Century PortugueseMagazines of Ideas and CultureJoana Malta, Pedro LisboaSLHI CHAM FCSH/UNL, Portugal

The Third Way: DiscoveryBeyond Search and Browse inLetters of 1916Susan Schreibman, Sara Kerr, ShaneMcGarryMaynooth University

Médias Sociaux et Mise enScène de l’HistoireMartin GrandjeanUniversity of Lausanne, Switzerland

A Generic Tool for VisualizingPatterns in Poetry

SP24: Short Paper Session A crosslanguage cowordnetwork comparison of Buddhistliterature in Digital Library andMuseum of Buddhist studyMuhChyun Tang, Kuanghua ChenDept. of Library and InformationScience, National Taiwan University,Taiwan

The Extended Language ofReligious Reform: Marking Up aRegister for Early ModernSermonsThomas Winn DabbsAoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo,Japan

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Economics Moscow, Russia; 4:Universität Potsdam, Germany

Transcription of EncodedManuscripts with ImageProcessing TechniquesAlicia Fornes1, Beáta Megyesi2, JoanMas11: Computer Vision Center, UniversitatAutònoma de Barcelona, Spain; 2:Dept. of Linguistics and Philology,Uppsala University, Sweden

Object Classification in Imagesof Neoclassical Artifacts UsingDeep LearningBernhard Bermeitinger, SimonDonig, Maria Christoforaki, AndréFreitas, Siegfried HandschuhUniversität Passau, Germany

Onur Musaoğlu2, Özge Dağ2, ÖzgeKüçükakça2, Alkim Almila AkdagSalah1, Albert Ali Salah21: Sehir University, Turkey; 2: BogaziciUniversity, Turkey

Distant Rhythm: AutomaticEnjambment Detection on FourCenturies of Spanish SonnetsPablo J Ruiz Fabo1, Clara I MartínezCantón2, Thierry Poibeau11: Lattice Lab (École NormaleSupérieure, France, CNRS, U Paris 3,PSL Research University, USPC); 2:Department of Spanish Literature andLiterary Theory, UNED (Madrid)

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The Psalter Project: ProvidingMediated Access to ReligioPolitical Subjects in EarlyModern EnglandNandra Perry, Bryan Paul TarpleyTexas A&M University, United States ofAmerica

German HistoryDigital: Platformfor Transnational HistoricalKnowledge CocreationMatthew Hiebert1, Simone Lässig1,Andreas Witt21: German Historical InstituteWashington DC, United States ofAmerica; 2: University of Cologne,Germany

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LP28: Long Paper Session A Scholarly Edition for MobileDevicesPeter Robinson1, Barbara Bordalejo21: University of Saskatchewan, Canada;2: KU Leuven

Theorising the Minimal DigitalEdition: Pragmatics andPossibilitiesDaniel James PowellKing's College London / University ofVictoria, United Kingdom

Facilitating FineGrained OpenAnnotations of ScholarlySourcesPeter Boot1, Ronald HaentjensDekker1, Marijn Koolen1, LilianaMelgar21: Huygens ING, Netherlands, The; 2:University of Amsterdam

LP29: Long Paper Session De La Chaîne Éditoriale À LaPlateforme De Recherche :Structurer, Enrichir Et DiffuserDe Vastes CollectionsNumérisées De PublicationsScientifiquesNathalie FargierENS de Lyon, France

PERsonalIzed COlour ProfilEsPERiSCOPE: A modernmethodology for renderingcolour in digital media displaysPeter R. Fornaro, SofiaGeorgakopoulou, Lukas RosenthalerDigital Humanities Lab, University ofBasel, Switzerland

Enhanced RTI for Arts andHumanitiesPeter R. Fornaro, Andrea Bianco,Aeneas Kaiser, Lukas Rosenthaler,Lother Schmitt, Heidrun FeldmannDigital Humanities Lab, University ofBasel, Switzerland

LP30: Long Paper Session Digital Humanities as CriticalUniversity StudiesMatt ApplegateMolloy College, United States ofAmerica

Collaborations in the GlobalMidwest: The Diffusion of DHValues in ResearchCollaborations in the HumanitiesWithout Walls consortiumHarriett Elizabeth Green, MeganSenseney, Maria BonnUniversity of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, United States of America

Micro DH: Digital Humanities atthe Small ScaleRoopika Risam, Susan EdwardsSalem State University, United States ofAmerica

PS24: Panel Session Scaling up Arts and Humanities The DARIAH Approach to Dataand ServicesAurélien Berra1, Matej Durco2, ChadGaffield3, Nicolas Larrousse4, MikePriddy5, Paulin Ribbe4, CarstenThiel61: Université ParisOuest Nanterre,France; 2: ÖAW, Austria; 3: Universityof Ottawa, Canada; 4: CNRS, France;5: DANSKNAW, Netherlands; 6:University of Göttingen, Germany

PS25: Panel Session Sustaining and Scaling theDigital Liberal ArtsLee Skallerup Bessette1, KristenEshleman2, Caitlin ChristianLamb2,Siobhan Senier3, Paul A. Youngman41: University of Mary Washington,United States of America; 2: DavidsonCollege, United States of America; 3:University of New Hampshire, UnitedStates of America; 4: Washington andLee University, United States ofAmerica

SP25: Short Paper Session Making Manuscripts Searchable:DEx: A Database of DramaticExtracts, Digital Publication, andBoutique ProjectsLaura EstillTexas A&M University, United States ofAmerica

Pushkin Digital ProjectGabriel BelyakSaint Petersburg State University(SPbSU), Russian Federation

L’Extraction Automatique desMotifs Dramaturgiques dans lesSéquences de Deux ScènesMarc DouguetOBVIL Université ParisSorbonne,France

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Yale University, United States ofAmerica

Collaboration: AnInsurmountable Problem In TheNonTraditional AuthorshipAttribution Studies Of TheDramatic Canon Of WilliamShakespeareJoseph RudmanDepartment of English, Carnegie MellonUniversity, United States of America

SP26: Short Paper Session Mapping the Meshwork of theIndependent Media ArtsLindsay Kistler MattockUniversity of Iowa, United States ofAmerica

Using Archival Texts to CreateNetwork Graphs of Musicians inEarly Modern VeniceMollie Kathleen Ables, Tassie Gniady,Kalani Craig, Grace Thomas, AdamHochstetterIndiana University, United States ofAmerica

All the Things You Are:Accessing An EnrichedMusicological ProsopographyThrough JazzCatsTerhi NurmikkoFuller2, DanielBangert3, Alfie AbdulRahman11: University of Oxford, United Kingdom;2: Australian National University; 3:UNSW Australia

Análisis De las AsociacionesEntre Artistas En El ÁmbitoExpositivo: Nueva MetodologíaDe Exploración Y NuevosParámetros InterpretativosNuria RodríguezOrtega, José PinoDíazUniversity of Málaga, Spain

Towards a Linked Data Access toFolktales Classified byThompson’s Motifs and AarneThompsonUther’s TypesThierry DeclerckGerman Research Center for ArtificialIntelligence (DFKI), University of Vienna

VP01: Virtual Paper Genetic Editions to the Extreme?Conserving Historical TextGeneratorsClausMichael SchlesingerUniversität Stuttgart, Germany

WeisoEvent: A MingWeisoEvent Analytics Tool with NamedEntity Markup and SpatialTemporal Information LinkingRichard TzongHan Tsai1,2, YuTingLai2, PiLing Pai1, YuChun Wang4,Sunny HuiMin Huang3, IChunFan1,31: Center for GIS, Research Center forHumanities and Social Sciences,Academia Sinica, Taiwan; 2: Dept. ofComputer Science and InformationEngineering, National CentralUniversity, Taiwan; 3: Institute of Historyand Philology, Academia Sinica,Taiwan; 4: Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan

Towards a New Approach in theStudy of Ancient Greek Music:The Virtual Reconstruction of anAulos “Early type” from SicilyAngela BelliaUniversity of Bologna New YorkUniversity

Optical Character Recognitionwith a Neural Network Model forCopticKirill Bulert1, So Miyagawa21: eTRAP Research Group, Institute ofComputer Science, University ofGöttingen, Germany; 2: Seminar forEgyptology and Coptic Studies,University of Göttingen, Germany

Distinguishing NewspaperGenres. Exploring AutomatedClassification of Journalism’sModes of ExpressionFrank Harbers1, Juliette Lonij21: University of Groningen,Netherlands, The; 2: National Library ofthe Netherlands

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LP31: Long Paper Session Neutralising the Authorial Signalin Delta by Penalization:Stylometric Clustering of Genrein Spanish NovelsJosé Calvo Tello, Daniel Schlör,Ulrike Henny, Christof SchöchUniversity of Wuerzburg, Germany

LP32: Long Paper Session Playful Instruments:Reimagining Games as Tools forResearch and ScholarlyCommunicationJon SaklofskeAcadia University, Canada

LP33: Long Paper Session Transcriptional Implicature:Using a Transcript to Reasonabout an ExemplarClaus Huitfeldt1, Michael SperbergMcQueen21: University of Bergen, Norway; 2:Black Mesa Technologies LLC

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A Common Conceptual ModelFor The Study of Poetry In TheDigital HumanitiesMariana Curado Malta1,2, ElenaGonzalezBlanco1, Clara MartínezCantón1, Gimena del Rio1,31: UNEDLINHD; 2: ISCAP.PP; 3:Conicet

Humanités Numériques et WebSémantique : du langage naturelà une représentationcomputationnelle structurée etsémantique des donnéesPascaline Laure TchienehomUniversité de Paris 10, France

Trauma Representations inVideogamesJennifer OliveGeorgia State University, United Statesof America

Towards Feminist DataProduction; A Case Study FromComicsAlexander Robert TurtonUniversity of East Anglia, UnitedKingdom

Beyond Validation: UsingProgrammed Diagnostics toLearn About, Monitor, andSuccessfully Complete Your DHProjectMartin Holmes1, Joey Takeda21: Humanities Computing & MediaCentre, University of Victoria, Canada;2: University of British Columbia,Vancouver, Canada

PS26: Panel Session Accessing Alternative Historiesand Futures: AfroLatinAmerican Models for the DigitalHumanitiesEduard Arriaga1, Andrés Villar2,Yvone CaptainHidalgo3, MariaCecilia Martino41: University of Indianapolis, UnitedStates of America; 2: The University ofWestern Ontario; 3: George WashingtonUniversity; 4: Universidad de BuenosAires/ CONICET

PS27: Panel Session Critical Digital Humanities andMachineLearningCaroline Bassett, David M. Berry, M.Beatrice Fazi, Jack Pay, Ben RobertsUniversity of Sussex, United Kingdom

SP27: Short Paper Session The Intellectual Structure ofDigital Humanities: An AuthorCoCitation AnalysisJin Gao, Oliver DukeWilliams,Simon Mahony, Melanie RamdarshanBold, Julianne NyhanUniversity College London, UnitedKingdom

Credit Allocation with the SocialKnowledge TimelineAaron Mathew MauroPenn State Erie, The Behrend College,United States of America

A Survey of Digital HumanitiesProgramsChris Alen Sula1, S E Hackney2,Phillip Cunningham3

1: Pratt Institute, School of Information;2: University of Pittsburgh, School ofInformation Sciences; 3: The AmistadResearch Center

Interfacing Collaborative andMultipleLayered Spaces ofInterpretation in HumanitiesResearch. The Case ofSemanticallyEnhancedObjective Hermeneutics.Christoph Schindler1, Cornelia Veja1,Helge Kminek21: German Institute for InternationalEducational Research (DIPF),Germany; 2: Goethe UniversityFrankfurt

Evaluating Research Practices InThe Digital Humanities By MeansOf UserActivityAnalysisNielsOliver WalkowskiBBAW BerlinBrandenburgischeAkademie der Wissenschaften,Germany

SP28: Short Paper Session A Shared Task for a Shared Goal:Systematic Annotation ofLiterary TextsNils Reiter1, Evelyn Gius2, JannikStrötgen3, Marcus Willand11: Stuttgart University, Germany; 2:Hamburg University, Germany; 3: MaxPlanck Institute for Informatics,Saarland Informatics Campus, Germany

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Janneke Van Der Zwaan1, WouterSmink2, Anneke Sools2, GerbenWesterhof2, Bernard Veldkamp2,Sytske Wiegersma21: Netherlands eScience Center,Netherlands, The; 2: University ofTwente

A Platform For LongTermAccessibility Of Research DataIn The HumanitiesLukas Rosenthaler, Benjamin Geer,Ivan Subotic, Tobias Schweizer, PeterFornaroUniversity of Basel, Switzerland

Towards a Digital Narratology ofSpaceGabriel ViehhauserMery, FlorianBarthUniversität Stuttgart, Germany

Integrating historical scientifictexts into the BernoulliEulerOnline platformTobias Julius Schweizer1, SepidehAlassi1, Martin Mattmüller2, LukasRosenthaler1, Helmut Harbrecht21: Digital Humanities Lab, University ofBasel, Switzerland; 2: Bernoulli EulerCentre, University of Basel, Switzerland

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LP34: Long Paper Session A World of Difference: Myths andmisconceptions about the TEIJames C. CummingsUniversity of Oxford, United Kingdom

Hapax: Probabilistic partofspeech tagging in XQuery andXFormsC. M. SperbergMcQueenBlack Mesa Technologies LLC, UnitedStates of America

eLexicon. Dictionary of PolishMedieval Latin: from TEIencoding to an eXistdbapplicationKrzysztof NowakInstitute of Polish Language, PolishAcademy of Sciences, Poland

LP35: Long Paper Session Modelling Interpretation in 3DH:New dimensions of visualizationJan Christoph Meister1, JohannaDrucker2, Geoffrey Rockwell31: University of Hamburg, Germany; 2:UCLA, USA; 3: University of Alberta,Canada

In Defence of Sandcastles:Research Thinking ThroughVisualization In DHUta Hinrichs1, Stefania Forlini21: School of Computer Science,University of St Andrews, UnitedKingdom; 2: Department of English,University of Calgary, Canada

Iterative Data Modelling: fromTeaching Practice to ResearchMethodPim van Bree, Geert KesselsLAB1100, Netherlands, The

PS28: Panel Session ComputerAssisted ConceptualAnalysis of Textual Data asApplied to PhilosophicalCorpusesJeanGuy Meunier1, LouisChartrand1, Jackie C.K. Cheung2,Mathieu Valette3, MarieNoëlle Bayle11: Université du Québec à Montréal; 2:McGill University; 3: UniversitéSorbonne Paris Cité

PS29: Panel Session Thème: Imaginaires et pratiquesde la culture mobileBertrand Gervais1, Sophie Marcotte2,Benoit Bordeleau3, Gina Cortopassi4,Lisa Tronca5, Alexandra Tremblay61: Université du Québec à Montréal,Canada; 2: Université Concordia; 3:Université du Québec à Montréal,Canada; 4: Université du Québec àMontréal, Canada; 5: Université duQuébec à Montréal, Canada; 6:Université du Québec à Montréal,Canada

SP29: Short Paper Session Character Distributions ofClassical Chinese Literary Texts:Zipf’s Law, Genres, and EpochsChaoLin Liu1,2, Shuhua Zhang1,4,Yuanli Geng1,3, Hueiling Lai2,Hongsu Wang11: Harvard University, USA; 2: NationalChengchi University, Taiwan; 3:Liaoning University, China; 4:Northwestern Polytechnical University,China

Flexible Computing Services forComparisons and Analyses ofClassical Chinese PoetryChaoLin Liu1,2

SP30: Short Paper Session Tracking Transmission of Detailsin PaintingsBenoit Seguin, Isabella di Lenardo,Frédéric KaplanEPFL, Switzerland

Illustrations to Photographs:using computer vision toanalyse news pictures in Dutchnewspapers, 18601940Thomas SmitsRaboud University, Netherlands, The

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1: Department of Computer Science,National Chengchi University, Taiwan;2: East Asian Languages andCivilizations, Harvard University, USA

The Durability of Style and theCareer of Stephen KingDavid L. HooverNew York University, United States ofAmerica

An Automated Approach toModel the TransformationProcess of the Reuse of Bernardde Clairvaux: How Do LexicalResources help?Maria Moritz, Marco BüchlerUniversity of Göttingen, Germany

Vincent Buntinx1, Frédéric Kaplan1,Aris Xanthos21: EPFL (École polytechnique fédéralede Lausanne), Switzerland; 2: UNIL(Université de Lausanne), Switzerland

Tracing the Colors of Clothing inPaintings with Image AnalysisCihan Sari1, Albert Ali Salah1, AlkımAlmıla Akdag Salah21: Bogazici University, Turkey; 2:Istanbul Sehir University, Turkey

SP31: Short Paper Session Automatically AnalyzingRecordings of MusicalPerformancesJohanna DevaneyOhio State University, United States ofAmerica

How does Google CulturalInstitute Affect the Collections ofMuseums? The Case of TurkeySümeyye AkçaHacettepe University, Turkey

MemoRekall Video Capsules : acombination of both intra andinterdocumentary approachesto address the documentation ofperforming arts.Clarisse BardiotUniversity of Valenciennes, Belgium

Accessing Russian CultureOnline: The scope of digitisationin museums across RussiaMelissa Terras1, Inna Kizhner2,Maxim Rumyantsev2, KristinaSycheva21: University College London, UK; 2:Siberian Federal University, RussianFederation

Digital Musicology: ThroughResearch and TeachingTim Crawford1, Kevin Page2, David ILewis1,2, David De Roure21: Goldsmiths, University of London,United Kingdom; 2: Oxford University

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