Friday 8 June
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| 9:00 – 09:30 |
Registration |
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Scheltema Room |
Posthumus Room |
Max Nettlau Room |
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4.1 Provenance/web quality |
4.2 Discourse and debate |
4.3 Round table |
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chair: Sally Chambers |
chair:Marijn Koolen |
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| 09:30 |
LP: InfoQ: Computational Assessment of Information Quality on the Web – Davide Ceolin, Chantal van Son, Lora Aroyo, Julia Noordegraaf, Ozkan Sener, Robin Sharma, Piek Vossen, Serge ter Braake, Lesia Tkacz, Inger Leemans, Rens Bod |
LP: Digital Social Networks of the Past: Issues, Limits and Challenges – Valérie Schafer |
Applying DH techniques to a cultural heritage environment – Eric de Ruijter, Afelonne Doek |
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| 10:00 |
LP: The Vaccination Debate: An Exploration of Long Term Concept and Perspective Mining – Serge ter Braake, Chantal van Son, Inger Leemans, Davide Ceolin, Lora Aroyo, Rens Bod, Julia Noordegraaf, Piek Vossen |
LP: WW1 (fallen) soldiers on-line: databases as traces of collective memories – Frédéric Clavert |
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| 10:30 |
LP: Analysis of Fidel Castro Speeches using Machine Learning – Sergio Peignier, Patricia Zapata |
LP: Seeing History: Analyzing Large-scale Historical Visual Datasets Using Deep Neural Networks – Melvin Wevers, Thomas Smits, Willem-Jan Faber, Juliette Lonij |
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| 11:00 – 11:30 |
Tea Break |
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Scheltema Room |
Posthumus Room |
Max Nettlau Room |
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5.1 Round Table |
5.2 Literature |
5.3 Media Studies |
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chair: Steven Claeyssens |
chair: Estelle Bunout |
| 11:30 |
Holding the Ladder : how can Research Infrastructures assist in Continual Professional Development? – Vicky Garnett, Frank Uiterwaal |
LP: Character Centrality in Present-Day Dutch Literary Fiction – Roel Smeets, Eric Sanders |
LP: Embedded media for embodied interaction experiences in cultural heritage – Jan Torpus |
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| 12:00 |
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SP: Corpus methods in narratology applied to a mixed-media case study: The Bachmann literary casting show – Gunther Martens |
LP: Quantifying the phenomenon of immersion in virtual environments – Gutman, M., Roychowdhury, V., Lu, Q. |
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SP: Negotiating close and distant reading: Heteroglossia and networks in Zadie Smith’s White Teeth – Inge van de Ven, Charmian Lim, Margaret Steenbakker, Menno van Zaanen |
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| 12:30 |
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SP: The clocks had ceased their chiming, and the deep river ran on”: encoding temporal narrative features in modernist and hypertext fiction – Edward Kearns |
SP: Challenging Methods for Digital Media History and Artistic Reuse: Feature Extraction in the Sensory Moving Image Archive (SEMIA) project – Christian Gosvig Olesen, Eef Masson, Giovanna Fossati |
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SP: Are you happy, contented or jubilant? Machine learning for sentiment analysis of children’s diaries with highly infrequent words – Marjolein de Vries, Maya Sappelli, Ad Feelders |
SP: Researching drugs in Dutch cross-media debates. Using and developing the Comparative Search tool in CLARIAH’s Media Suite for distant and close reading of cultural heritage “big data” – Berrie van der Molen |
| 13:00 – 14:00 |
Lunch |
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Scheltema Room |
Posthumus Room |
Max Nettlau Room |
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6.1 News |
6.2 infrastructures |
6.3 Linked Data |
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chair: Adina Nerghes |
chair: Max Kemman |
chair: Tom Willaert |
| 14:00 |
SP 2x: 1) Corpus creation and digitized newspapers – perspectives from research and libraries; 2) Transparency as a prerequisite for Digital Source Criticism for Digitized Newspapers – Marten Düring, Estelle Bunout, Steven Claeyssens, Sally Chambers, Pim Hujnen, Jaap Verheul, Clemens Neudecker |
SP: Addressing challenges in scientific communication: The PARTHENOS Hub as a DH publication and interaction platform – Claus Spiecker, Frank Uiterwaal, Hélène Gautier, Marc Gener |
SP: Linking Data on the Termination of Enemy Status – Bob Steenmeijer, Angelique Schriever, Max Rensburg, David Rubens, Victor de Boer, Marieke Oprel |
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SP: Developing the “PARTHENOS eHumanities and eHeritage Webinar Series”: From webinars to online teaching resources – Ulrike Wuttke, Rebecca Sierig |
SP: Amsterdamers from the Golden Age to the Information Age via Lenticular Lenses – Al Idrissou, Veruska Zamborlini, Chiara Latronico, Frank van Harmelen, Charles van den Heuvel |
| 14:30 |
LP: Digitization and digital analysis of 19th-century medical journals: methodological challenges – Kaat Wils, Michèle Goyens, Cécile Vanderpelen, Dirk Speelman, Kaspar Beelen, Luke Blaxill, Joris Vandendriessche, Joffrey Liénart, Jolien Gijbels |
SP: Critical reflections on unlocking web archives for humanities research – Friedel Geeraert, Alejandra Michel, Eveline Vlassenroot |
SP: Knowledge production through record linkage: reconstructing sailors’ careers for insight into migrants’ opportunities in and contribution to the Dutch economy, c. 1700-1800 – Lodewijk Petram, Jelle van Lottum, Rutger van Koert |
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SP: Understanding the Mechanics of Pattern In a Digital Context: Towards Forming a Theory for Digital Humanities Research –
Lesia Tkacz |
SP: Linking data and disciplines: Exploring narratives through computational tools and interdisciplinary collaboration – Sabrina Sauer, Berber Hagedoorn, Liliana Melgar, Victor de Boer, Lora Aroyo, Carlos Martínez Ortiz |
| 15:00 |
SP: News Genres: the potential and problems of automatic genre classification for newspapers and television news – Kim Smeenk, Frank Harbers, Marcel Broersma |
SP: The Standardization Survival Kit: bringing best practices to research communities in the Humanities – Marie Puren, Charles Riondet, Laurent Romary, Dorian Seillier, Lionel Tadjou |
SP: A Digital Database of Manuscripts and Intercultural Dialogue in Post-Conquest England – Krista A. Murchison |
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SP: Information diffusion in the Dutch system of cities (1865-1995) – Antoine Peris, Evert Meijers, Willem Jan Faber |
SP: Project HumaReC: Challenges and Results – Sara Schulthess, Anastasia Chasapi; Martial Sankar; Claire Clivaz |
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| 15:30 – 17:00 |
Poster Session and Tea Break |
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P: Identifying best practice: the design and evaluation of adaptable technology ecosystems for creating geo-located cultural heritage experiences – Catherine Jones, Ioanna Lykourentzou |
P: A mixed hermeneutic/machine-aided investigation of reliability early modern historical sources – Cristina Vertan, Walther v. Hahn, Alptug Güney |
P: Preserving born digital conspiracy theories and online emotions: webarchiving the Dutch national domain in the Post-truth era – Kees Teszelszky |
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P: Quotidian chronicles. The Dutch Diary Archive (DDA), the European Diary Archives and Collections Network (EDAC) and the connection to the European research infrastructure CLARIN – Douwe Zeldenrust, Nina Wijsbek |
P: PARTHENOS Policy Wizard – Vyacheslav Tykhonov, Hella Hollander, Jerry de Vries, Francesca Morselli |
P: Mapping Language Vitality – Coppélie Cocq |
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P: Linked Data as Networks: the WeChangEd Project – Julie Birkholz, Marianne Van Remoortel |
P: A New Historical Atlas of the Low Countries (ca. 1350-1795) – Rombert Stapel |
P: Jamie LOD-iver: Enriching Historical Recipes with Linked Open Data – Melvin Wevers, Marieke van Erp, Hugo Huurdeman, Richard Zijdeman |
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P: LinkSyr: Linking Syriac Data – Wido van Peursen, Mathias Coeckelbergs; Hannes Vlaardingerbroek; Dirk Roorda; Geert Jan Veldman; Constantijn Sikkel |
P: Faceted Search for Digital Humanities Tools in CLARIN – Jan Odijk, Daan Broeder |
P: Distant Reading for European Literary History. A COST Action – Christof Schöch, Maciej Eder, Carolin Odebrecht, Mike Kestemont, Antonija Primorac, Justin Tonra, Catherine Kanelloloupou, Katja Mihurco-Poniz |
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P: Identifying communities, or: How the DARIAH Community Engagement Working Group Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Fuzziness – Eliza Papaki, Vicky Garnett, Alexander Cosgrave |
P: Children and Adults as Amateur and Professional Authors: A Comparative Quantitative Analysis – Yulia Petukhova |
P: Introducing Catch 2020: Computer Assisted Transcription of Complex Handwriting – Wout Dillen, Dirk Van Hulle |
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P: Towards gold standards for personal names – Gerrit Bloothooft, David Onland, Martin Reynaert, Katrien Depuydt, Tanneke Schoonheim |
P: European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI): A Digital Infrastructure I A Human Network – Annelies van Nispen, Petra Drenth, Elske Rotteveel, Conny Kristel |
D: Pixel+: Visualising our Heritage – Vincent Vanweddingen, Chris Vastenhoud, Marc Proesmans, Hendrik Hameeuw, Bruno Vandermeulen, Athena Van Der Perre, Lieve Watteeuw and Luc Van Gool |
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D: PICCL & its Pilots – Martin Reynaert, Maarten van Gompel, Ko van der Sloot, Antal van den Bosch |
D: Amsterdam collections / Amsterdam connections – Menno den Engelse, Ivo Zandhuis, Petra Dreiskämper |
D: Extending the Treebank Query Application GrETEL and the Treebank Editor TrEd – Sheean Spoel, Gerson Foks, Jan Odijk |
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D: The Leiden University Old English ColloQuest: A New Approach to Navigating Extensible Digital Text Editions – Amos van Baalen, Jennifer Jansen, Krista A. Murchison, Thijs Porck |
D: Evoke: Platform for Historical Thesauri on the Semantic Web – Sander Stolk |
D: CLARIAH Media Suite: Enabling Scholarly Research for Distributed Audiovisual and Mixed Media Data Sets in a Sustainable Infrastructure – Carlos Martinez-Ortiz, Roeland Ordelman, Marijn Koolen, Julia Noordegraaf, Liliana Melgar, Lora Aroyo, Jaap Blom, Victor de Boer, Willem Melder, Jasmijn Van Gorp, Eva Baaren, Kaspar Beelen, Norah Karrouche, Oana Inel, Iris van Vliet, Johan Oomen, Themis Karavellas, Johannes Wassenaar, Eduardo Silva Navarrete and Thomas Poell |
| 17:00 – 18:00 |
Closing Keynote – Mike Kestemont and Folgert Karsdorp |
| 18:00 – 20:00 |
Closing + Reception |
