Conference Programme Outline
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Monday, June 23rd
9.30- ADHO Board Meeting
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Tuesday, June 24th
9.30-12.00 ALLC and ACH Committee meetings
14.00- ALLC and ACH Committee meetings
9.30-17.30 Pre-conference Workshop:
Service Oriented Computing in the Humanities 3 (SOCH3)
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description
(pdf)
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HU207 |
09:30 |
Coffee |
10:00 |
Welcome |
10:15 |
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10:45 |
Elpiniki Fragkouli,
Uptake of electronic services and resources in the UK research
community |
11:15 |
Coffee |
11:45 |
John Bradley, (Out)Fitting "the individual scholar" for
Service-Oriented Computing: experiments with Pliny |
12:15 |
Short discussion |
12:30 |
Lunch |
13:30 |
Allen Renear, Service Oriented Computing and Scholarly
Communication |
14:00 |
Tapio Seppänen, Response: Mobile communities and
digital media on peer-to-peer networks |
14:30 |
Coffee |
15:00 |
Concluding discussion panel |
16:30 |
Close |
This workshop is free of charge, but you must register for it (on the conference registration form).
Wednesday, June 25th
9.00-12.00 ADHO meeting reconvened
10.00-12.00 Information Processing and Computer Engineering Laboratories demo session
(click here for more information)
13.00-15.00 Registration
15.00-18.00 Opening session and Plenary
18.00- Reception given by the University of Oulu
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Thursday, June 26th
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HU106 |
HU205 |
HU207 |
HU206 |
| 9.00-10.30 |
Panel:
Neil Fraistat et al.,
Defining an International Humanities
Portal
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Chair: Dot Porter
Rudy McDaniel et al., Designing
Usable Learning Games for the Humanities: Five Research Dimensions
Sandra Buchmueller, Gesche Joost, Rosan Chow, The impact
of digital interfaces on virtual gender images
Simon Mahony, An interdisciplinary perspective on building
learning communities within the digital humanities
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Chair: Stéfan Sinclair
Helma Dik and Richard Whaling, Bootstrapping
Classical Greek morphology
Charles Cooney et al., Feature
Creep: Evaluating feature sets for text mining literary corpora
Malcolm D. Hyman, Term Discovery in an Early Modern Latin
Scientific Corpus
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Chair: Matthew Jockers
Mengjia Zhao and Patrick Juola, A
Chinese version of an authorship attribution analysis program
Luis Meneses et al., Picasso’s poetry: the case of
a bilingual concordance
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| 10.30-11.00 |
Coffee break |
| 11.00-12.30 |
Panel:
Georg Rehm, Aspects of sustainability in digital humanities
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Chair: Susan Schreibman
Susan Brown et al., Degrees of connection:
the close interlinkages of Orlando
Jennifer Kelly, John
G. Keating, Constructing social networks in modern Ireland
using ACQ
Georges Arnaout et al., Exploring Historical Image Collections
with Collaborative Faceted Classification
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Chair: Stephen Ramsay
Helma Dik, Mining Classical Greek
gender
Kim Luyckx and Walter Daelemans, Using syntactic
features to predict author personality from text
Charles Cooney et al., Hidden roads and twisted paths: Intertextual
discovery using clusters, classifications, and similarities
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Chair: Elli Mylonas
Jama S. Coartney and Susan L. Wiesner, Performance as digital
text: capturing signals and secret messages in a media-rich
experience
Luis Meneses et al., Exploring the Biography and Artworks
of Picasso with Interactive Calendars and Timelines
Mary L. Tripp, Video Game Avatar: From Other to Self-Transcendence
and Transformation
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| 12.30-14.00 |
Lunch
ALLC AGM in HU106, starting at 12:30 |
| 14.00-15.30 |
ADHO SESSION Panel session on Evidence
of Value of ICT in Arts and Humanities Research
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Chair: Elisabeth Burr
Stefano David et al.,Talia: a Research and Publishing Environment
for Philosophy Scholars
Aleksey Varfolomeyev et al., Knowledge-Based Information
Systems in Research of Regional History
Ian R. Johnson, Breaking down barriers: the integration of
research data, notes and referencing in a Web 2.0 academic framework
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Chair: John Nerbonne
Junte Zhang et al., Automatic link-detection
in encoded archival descriptions
Charles Cooney et al.,
Deconstructing machine learning: A challenge for digital humanities
Gerhard Brey and Manolis Christodoulakis, How to find Mrs.
Billington? Approximate string matching applied to misspelled
names
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Chair: Jan Christoph Meister
Brian David Walker, Using Wmatrix
to investigate the narrators and characters of Julian Barnes’
Talking It Over
Maria Csernoch, A novel way for the
comparative analysis of adaptations based on vocabulary rich text
segments: the assessment of Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code and
its translations
Martin Holmes and Claire Carlin, Domestic strife in early
modern Europe: images and texts in a virtual anthology
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| 15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break |
| 16.00-17.30 |
PANEL:
Stephen Ramsay et al., Innovations in interdisciplinary research
project management
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Chair: Claire Warwick
Susan Schreibman and Ann Hanlon, Determining
Value for Digital Humanities Tools
Tobias Blanke et al., e-Science in the Arts and Humanities
– A methodological perspective
W. Brent Seales and A. Ross Scaife, Recent work in the EDUCE
Project
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Chair: Laszlo Hunyadi
Jakeline Benavides and Charles van den
Heuvel, The function and accuracy of old Dutch urban designs
and maps. A computer assisted analysis of the extension of Leiden
(1611) (Presented by John Nerbonne)
Glenn Roe et al., Re-engineering the tree of
knowledge: Vector space analysis and centroid-based clustering
in the Encyclopédie
Joseph Rudman, Assumptions, statistical tests, and non-traditional
attribution studies – Part II
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Chair: Ray Siemens
Nathalie Groß and Christian Liedtke, The Heinrich-Heine-Portal. A digital edition and research platform
on the web
Alpo Honkapohja et al., Digital editions
for corpus linguistics: a new approach to creating editions of
historical manuscripts
Alexander Czmiel, Editio ex machine – digital scholarly
editions out of the box
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| 19.00-20.30 |
Reception at the Oulu City Hall |
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Friday, June 27th
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HU106 |
HU205 |
HU207 |
HU206 |
| 9.00-10.30 |
TEI SESSION
Undestanding TEI(s): A Presentation and Discussion Session
Chairs: Susan Schreibman and Ray Siemens
Speakers: Peter Boot, Arianna Ciula, James Cummings, Kurt Gaertner,
Martin Holmes, Fotis Jannidis, and John Walsh |
Chair: John Lavagnino
Hanno Biber et al., AAC-FACKEL and BRENNER ONLINE. New Digital Editions
of Two Literary Journals.
Alison Stevenson and Jamie Norrish, Topic Maps and Entity
Authority Records: An Effective Cyber Infrastructure for Digtal
Humanities
Ollivier Dyens et al., Information visualization
and text mining: application to a corpus on posthumanism
|
Chair: Jean Anderson
Takafumi Suzuki, Extracting author-specific
expressions using random forest for use in the sociolinguistic analysis
of political speeches
Vadim Andreev, Variation of Style: Diachronic aspect
David Beavan, Glimpses through the
clouds: collocates in a new light |
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| 10.30-11.00 |
Coffee break |
| 11.00-12.30 |
ACH SESSION |
Chair: Christian-Emil Ore
Marco Zanasi et al., Clinical applications of computer-assisted
textual applications, a TEI dream?
James Cummings, ENRICHing Manuscript Descriptions with TEI
P5
Jan Rybicki, Does Size Matter? A Re-examination of a Time-proven
Method
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Chair: Tapio Seppänen
Jean-Guy Meunier and Dominic Forest, Computer assisted conceptual
analysis of text: the concept of mind in the collected papers
of C.S. Peirce
William Kretzschmar, Unnatural language processing: neural
networks and the linguistics of speech
Martti Mäkinen, The Middle English Grammar Corpus –
a tool for studying the writing and speech systems of medieval
English
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Chair: Espen S. Ore
Neal Audenaert and Richard Furuta, Annotated
facsimile editions: defining macro-level structure for image-based
electronic editions
Dino Buzzetti and Malte Rehbein, Towards a model for dynamic
text editions
Arianna Ciula and Tamara Lopez, Reflecting on a dual: Henry
III fine rolls print and web
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| 12.30-14.00 |
Lunch
ACH AGM in HU106, starting at 12:30
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| 14.00-15.30 |
Poster
session (Click here for a list of posters) |
| 15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break |
| 16.00-17.30 |
SDH/SEMI panel:
Text Analysis Developers' Alliance (TADA) and
T-REX
Organiser:
Stéfan Sinclair
Chair: Ray Siemens
Participants: Stéfan Sinclair, Matt Jockers, Susan Schreibman,
Patrick Juola, David Hoover, Jean-Guy Meunier, Dominic Forest |
Panel:
Dorothy Carr Porter et al., The Homer multitext project
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Chair: David Robey
Martin Holmes and Greg Newton, Rescuing
old data: case studies, tools and techniques
Stephanie A. Schlitz, The TEI as luminol: forensic philology
in a digital age
Claire Warwick et al., iTrench: a study of the use of information
technology in field archaeology
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Chair: Edward Vanhoutte
Ron van Branden, A modest proposal.
Analysis of specific needs with reference to collation in electronic
editions
Neal Audenaert et al., CritSpace: using spatial hypertext
to model visually complex documents
Stephen Ramsay and Brian Pytlik Zillig, Text analytics: a
TEI format for cross-collection text analysis
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday, June 28th
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HU106 |
HU205 |
HU207 |
HU206 |
| 9.00-10.30 |
Panel:
Ray Siemens et al., The building blocks of the new Electronic
Book
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Chair: Paul Caton
Deborah Winthrop Anderson, Unicode
5.0 and 5.1 and digital humanities projects
Fotis Jannidis and Thorsten Vitt, Markup in Textgrid
James Cummings
Converting St Paul: A new TEI P5 edition of The Conversion
of St Paul using stand-off linking.
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Chair: Chuck Bush
Geoffrey Rockwell et al.,
The dictionary of words in the wild
Kurt Gärtner, The new Middle High German dictionary
and its predecessors as an interlinked compound of lexicographical
resources
Nuria Rodriguez, The TTC-Atenea system: researching opportunities
in the field of art-theoretical terminology
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Chair: Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen
Joel Goldfield and David Hoover, Homebodies
and gad-abouts: a chronological stylistic study of 19th century
French and English novelists
Tomoji Tabata, Gentleman in Dickens: a multivariate stylometric
approach to its collocation
Louisa Connors, Function word analysis and questions of interpretation
in early modern tragedy
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| 10.30-11.00 |
Coffee break |
| 11.00-12.30 |
Panel:
Matthew Jockers et al.,
Beyond search: literary studies and the digital library
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Chair: Paul Spence
Edward Vanhoutte, (Re)writing the
history of humanities computing
John A. Walsh, The Chymistry of Isaac Newton and the Chymical
Foundations of digital humanities
Lisa Spiro, Doing digital scholarship
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Chair: Bethany Nowviskie
Caroline Leitch et al., Digital
humanities ‘readership’ and the public knowledge project
Kirsten Carol Uszkalo and Darren James Harkness, Normalizing
identity: the role of blogging software in creating digital identity
Desmond Schmidt et al., A multi-version wiki
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ALLC SESSION
e-Science: New collaborations between information technology
and the humanities
David Robey, Stuart Dunn, Laszlo Hunyadi, Dino Buzzetti
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| 12.30-14.00 |
Lunch |
| 14.00-15.30 |
Panel:
Martha Nell Smith et al., Agora.Techno.Phobia.Philia2: feminist
critical inquiry, knowledge building, digital humanities
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Chair: Dino Buzzetti
John A. Walsh and Michelle Dalmau, Document-Centric
Framework for Navigating Texts Online, or, the Intersection of the
Text Encoding Initiative and the Metadata Encoding and Transmission
Standard
Øyvind Eide and Christian-Emil Ore, TEI and cultural
heritage ontologies
Peter Boot, An OWL-based index of emblem metaphors
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Chair: Willard McCarty
John Bradley, Collaborative tool-building
with Pliny: a progress report
Lynne Siemens, “It’s a team if you use ‘reply
all’”: An Exploration of Research Teams in Digital
Humanities Environments
Wybo Wiersma and Bruno Sarlo, LogiLogi: A Webplatform for
Philosophers
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Chair: Jean Anderson
David Hoover, The Moonstone and
The Coquette: Narrative and epistolary styles
Maciej Eder, How Rhytmical is hexameter: A Statistical approach
to ancient epic poetry
Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen et al., 2D and 3D visualization
of stance in popular fiction
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| 15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break |
| 16.00-17.30 |
Closing session and plenary |
| 19.00- |
Banquet at Holiday
Club Oulu Eden |
Sunday, June 29th
10.00 - Excursion to Oulanka National Park (full day)
10.00 - Excursion to Hailuoto island (half
day)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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