Digital Humanities 2017

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

9:00am Mtg-10: Humanistica Annual General Meeting
- Location: Leacock 232
11:00am
9:30am WS-05: Half-Day WS-06: Half-Day WS-07: Half-Day
- Workshop (Monday Workshop (Monday Workshop (Monday
1:00pm morning) morning) morning)
Location: Leacock 110 Location: Leacock 109 Location: Arts W-120
XQuery for Digital Construire sa Digital Scholarship

Humanists Bibliothèque and Privacy-
Joseph Numérique avec sensitive
Wicentowski1, l’Outil Libre Collections
Clifford Anderson2 Omeka pour Unmil Karadkar, King
1: Office of the Valoriser ses Davis
Historian, U.S. Documents The University of
Department of State, Numérisés Texas at Austin,
United States of Daniel Berthereau United States of
America; 2: Vanderbilt America
Indépendant, France
University, United and Canada
States of America
9:30am Mtg-11: New WS-01: Full Day WS-02: Full Day WS-03: Full Day WS-04: Full Day
- Scholars' Symposium Workshop Workshop Workshop Workshop
6:00pm Location: rm 325, 688 Location: Arts 350 Location: Arts 230 Location: Arts W-20 Location: Arts W-215
Sherbrooke
Séance d'initiation Let’s Develop an Computer Vision Shaping

à la vidéo adaptée Infrastructure for in Digital Humanities Data:
à la recherche SHS Historical Humanities Use, Reuse, and
Christian Dury Research Tools Martijn Kleppe1, Paths Toward
CNRS, Institut des Julia Luise Matthew Lincoln2, Computationally
Sciences de l'Homme, Damerow1, Dirk Melvin Wevers3, Amenable Cultural
France Wintergrün2, Robert Heritage
Mark Williams4,
Casties2 Collections
Benoit Seguin5,
1: Arizona State Thomas Smits6 Thomas Padilla2,
University, United
1: National Library of Sarah Potvin1, Laurie
States of America; 2: Allen3, Stewart
the Netherlands,
Max Planck Institute
Netherlands, The; 2: Varner3
for the History of
Getty Research 1: Texas A&M
Science, Berlin,
Institute; 3: Utrecht University, United
Germany
University; 4: States of America; 2:
Dartmouth College; 5: University of California
École Polytechnique Santa Barbara, United
Fédérale de Lausanne States of America; 3:
(EPFL); 6: Radboud University of
University Pennsylvania, United
States of America
2:30pm WS-08: Half-Day WS-09: Half-Day WS-10: Half-Day
- Workshop (Monday Workshop (Monday Workshop (Monday
6:00pm Afternoon) Afternoon) afternoon)
Location: Leacock 110 Location: Arts W-120 Location: Bronfman 001
XQuery for Data Hands on Text Advancing Linked

Integration Analytics with Open Data in the
Joseph Orange Humanities
Wicentowski1, Ajda Pretnar, Niko Susan Brown1,
Clifford Anderson2 Colnerič, Lan Žagar Abigel Lemak1, Kim
1: Office of the University of Ljubljana, Martin2, Robert
Historian, U.S. Slovenia
Warren1,3
Department of State, 1: School of English
United States of and Theatre Studies,
America; 2: Vanderbilt University of Guelph,
University, United Canada; 2:
States of America Department of History
and Library, University
of Guelph, Canada; 3:
School of Mathematics
and Statistics,
Carleton University,
Canada
Date: Tuesday, 08/Aug/2017
8:30am WS-18: Innovations in Digital Humanities Pedagogy: Local, National, and International Training
- Location: Arts W-120
12:30pm
9:30am WS-11: Half-Day Workshop (Tuesday WS-12: Half-Day Workshop (Tuesday WS-13: Half-Day Workshop (Tuesday
- morning) morning) morning)
1:00pm Location: Arts 230 Location: Arts W-20 Location: Arts 260
Transkribus: Handwritten Text From Text to Networks: CATMA 5.0 Tutorial

Recognition technology for Combining Entity and Segment Jan Christoph Meister, Evelyn Gius,
historical documents Annotations in the Analysis of Jan Horstmann, Janina Jacke, Marco
Louise Seaward1, Maria Kallio2 Large Text Corpora Petris
1: University College London, United Nils Reiter, Maximilian Overbeck, University of Hamburg, Germany
Kingdom; 2: National Archives Finland Sandra Murr
Stuttgart University, Germany
WS-14: Half-Day Workshop (Tuesday WS-15: Half-Day Workshop (Tuesday WS-16: Half-Day Workshop (Tuesday
morning) morning) morning)
Location: Leacock 110 Location: Arts 350 Location: Leacock 109
High Performance Computing Introduction to Electronic The Design of Historical Data

for Photogrammetry and OCR Books: EPub 3.0 and Beyond Projects. Les Registres de la
Made Easy Michael Sperberg-McQueen1, Liam Comédie Française, and Le
Quinn Dombrowski1, Tassie Quin2 Laboratoire Paris XVIII
Gniady2, Megan Meredith-Lobay3, 1: Black Mesa Technologies LLC, Jamie Folsom1, Pascal Bastien2,
John Simpson4 United States of America; 2: World Jeffrey Ravel3, Sara Harvey4, Julien
1: UC Berkeley, United States of Wide Web Consortium Puget2, Benjamin Deruelle2
America; 2: Indiana University, United 1: Performant Software Solutions LLC,
States of America; 3: University of United States of America; 2: Université
British Columbia, Canada; 4: University de Quebec at Montréal, Quebec,
of Alberta, Canada Canada; 3: Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; 4: University of Victoria
1:30pm Mtg-09: European Research Council session: Funding Opportunities for Digital Humanities
- Location: Arts 260
2:30pm
1:30pm Mtg-01: Coordinating DH Training in WS-17: ADHO Collaboration &
- Canada Diversity Workshop (Tuesday
4:30pm Location: Arts W-120 afternoon)
Location: Arts W-215
5:00pm Event01: DH2017 Conference officially opens, Keynote (Marin Dacos)

- Location: Centre Mont-Royal
6:45pm
7:00pm Event02: Opening reception
9:00pm
Date: Wednesday, 09/Aug/2017
8:00am LP-01: Long Paper Session LP-02: Long Paper Session LP-03: Long Paper Session
- Location: Arts 260 Location: Arts W-120 Location: Arts W-215
9:30am Chair: Laura C Mandell Chair: Maurizio Lana Chair: Scott Weingart
Replication, Visualization & Prosodic Clustering via Cosine Building Worksets for
Tactility: Towards a Deeper Similarity of Sound Sequence Scholarship by Linking
Involvement of 3D Printing in Inventories Complementary Corpora
Humanities Scholarship and Christopher Leo Hench Kevin Page1, Terhi Nurmikko-
Research University of California, Berkeley, Fuller1,2, Timothy Cole3, J. Stephen
Aaron Tucker United States of America
Downie3
Ryerson University, Canada 1: University of Oxford, United
L’archéologie du paysage Kingdom; 2: Australia National
Cultural Challenges for 3D sonore : l’Histoire à portée de University, Australia; 3: University of
Research nos oreilles Illinois, USA
Lisa M. Snyder1, Alyson Gill2 Mylène Pardoen
1: University of California, Los Angeles, Institut des Sciences de l'Homme de University-Community
United States of America; 2: University Lyon (ISH de Lyon) - FRE 3768/CNRS, Digitization Partnerships:
of Massachusetts, Amherst, United France Accessing Trans Collections in
States of America LGBT Community Archives
Aesthetic Appreciation And Elspeth Brown, Cait McKinney
Phygital Augmentations for Spanish Art: Insights from University of Toronto, Canada
Enhancing History Teaching and Eye-Tracking
Learning at School Claire Bailey-Ross, Andrew Remembrance of Contemporary
Susan Schreibman, Constantinos Beresford, Daniel Smith, Claire Events: On Setting Up The
Papadopoulos, Brian Hughes, Neale Warwick
Sunflower Movement Archive
Rooney, Colin Brennan, Fionntan Durham University, United Kingdom
Tyng-Ruey Chuang, Chao-Lin Liu
Mac Caba, Hannah Healy
Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Maynooth University, Ireland
PS-01: Panel Session PS-02: Panel Session PS45-01: 45 Minute Panel Session
Location: Leacock 219 Location: Leacock 26 Location: Leacock 232
Chair: Kim Teresa Gallon Chair: Tanya Clement Chair: Sara B. Sikes
Black Spatial Humanities: Challenges for New Building Capacity for Digital
Theories, Methods, and Praxis in Infrastructures and Paradigms Scholarship & Publishing: Three
Digital Humanities (A Follow-up in DH Curricular Program Approaches from Mellon’s
NEH ODH Summer Institute Development 2014-2015 Scholarly
Panel) Tanya E. Clement1, Alison Booth2, Communications Initiative
Angel Nieves1, Kim Gallon2, David J. Maria Sachiko Cecire3, Ryan Sara B. Sikes1, Elli Mylonas3, Harriet
Kim3, Scott Nesbit4, Bryan Carter5, Cordell4, Miriam Posner5 Green2
Jessica Johnson6 1: University of Texas at Austin, United 1: University of Connecticut, United
1: Hamilton College, United States of States of America; 2: University of States of America; 2: University of
America; 2: Purdue University, United Virginia; 3: Bard College; 4: Illinois, United States of America; 3:
States of America; 3: University of Northeastern University; 5: University Brown University, United States of
Delaware, United States of America; 4: of California Los Angeles America
University of Georgia, United States of
America; 5: University of Arizona, Beyond Access: Critical Catalog
United States of America; 6: Johns Constructions
Hopkins University, United States of
Molly Hardy1, Dawn Childress2,
America
Paige Morgan3
1: American Antiquarian Society,
United States of America; 2: University
of California Los Angeles; 3: University
of Miami
SP-01: Short Paper Session SP-03: Short Paper Session
Location: Bronfman 001 Location: Bronfman 002
Chair: Fabio Ciotti Chair: Greta Franzini
Linking the Same Ukiyo-e Prints Mapping the Enlightenment:

in Different Languages by Intellectual Networks and the
Exploiting Word Semantic Making of Knowledge in the
Relationships across Languages European Periphery
Yuting Song, Taisuke Kimura, Vasileios Routsis1, Irene
Biligsaikhan Batjargal, Akira Maeda Goudarouli2
Ritsumeikan University, Japan 1: University College London, United
Kingdom; 2: Research Centre for the
Los Hilos De Ariadna En El Humanities, Athens, Greece
Laberinto Temático:
Visualización Y Minado De ‘The Royaltie of Sight’: A 3D-GIS
Datos Para Bibliotecas recreation of ‘prospects’ and
Silvia Eunice Gutiérrez De la Torre1, ‘perspectives’ within an English
Julián Alberto Equihua Benítez2, designed landscape,
Micaela Chávez Villa1 c.1550-1660
1: El Colegio de México A.C.; 2: Elizabeth Eleanor Rose Stewart
CONABIO University of East Anglia (UEA),
Eastern Arc Research Consortium
Topic Patterns in an Academic (EARC)
Literary Journal: The Case Of
"Teksty Drugie" Text Mining the History of
Information Politics Through
Maciej Maryl1, Maciej Eder2,3
Thousands of Swedish
1: Institute of Literary Research, Polish
Academy of Sciences, Poland; 2:
Governmental Official Reports
nstitute of Polish Language, Polish Fredrik Norén, Roger Mähler
Academy of Sciences; 3: Pedagogical Umeå university, Sweden
University in Kraków
Placing Segregation
Rob Shepard
University of Iowa Libraries, United
States of America
Novel Approaches to research

and discover urban history
Sander Münster1, Cindy Kröber1,
Kristina Friedrichs2, Jonas
Bruschke2, Frank Henze1, Florian
Niebling2
1: TU Dresden, Germany; 2: JMU
Würzburg
9:30am Break01: Coffee Break
- Location: Redpath Hall
10:00am
- Location: Arts W-215 Location: Arts W-120 Location: Leacock 219
11:30am Chair: Asanobu Kitamoto Chair: James C. Cummings Chair: Johanna Drucker
Prototypical Emotion From Jane Austen’s original Cultural (Re-)formations:

Developments in Adventures, Pride and Prejudice to a graded Structuring a Linked Data
Romances, and Mystery Stories reader for L2 learners: a Ontology for Intersectional
Evgeny Kim, Sebastian Pado, computational study of the Identities
Roman Klinger processes of text simplification Susan Brown1, Colin Faulkner1,
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Emily Franzini1, Marco Büchler2 Abigel Lemak1, Kimberly Martin1,
1: Göttingen University, Germany; 2: Alliyya Mohammed1, Jade
Real and Imagined Geography at Göttingen University, Germany
Penancier1, Robert Warren1,2
City-Scale: Sentiment Analysis
1: School of English and Theatre
of Chicago’s “One Book” Perseids and Plokamos: Studies, University of Guelph, Canada;
Program Weaving pedagogy, data models 2: School of Mathematics and
Ana Lucic, John Shanahan and tools for social network Statistics, Carleton University
DePaul University annotation
Marie-Claire Beaulieu, Frederik Less intent, more impact:
The Course of Emotion in Three Baumgardt, Bridget Almas Transforming public DH projects
Centuries of German Text—A Tufts University, United States of toward access, care, and
Methodological Framework America inclusion
Sven Buechel1, Johannes Hellrich2, Amanda Visconti
Udo Hahn1
Digital Humanities from Scratch: Purdue University Libraries
1: Jena University Language &
A Pedagogy-Driven
Information Engineering (JULIE) Lab, Investigation of an In-Copyright Digital Humanities, Cultural
Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Corpus Heritage and Social Justice: the
Germany; 2: Graduate School ‘The Brian Croxall case of a destroyed Armenian
Romantic Model', Friedrich Schiller Brown University, United States of cemetery
University Jena, Germany America Harold Short
Australian Catholic University, King's
College London
PS-04: Panel Session PS-05: Panel Session SP-04: Short Paper Session
Chair: Carina Emilia Guzman Chair: Claire Clivaz Chair: Roger Todd Whitson
Queer Infrastructures: Digital Digital Religion - Digital Tackling Innovation Networks

Intimacies, Spaces, Affordances Theology with Smart Data: A Case Study
and Collaboration Claire Clivaz1, Emily S. Clark3, Paul of the Liquid Crystal Institute at
T.L. Cowan1, Jasmine Rault2, Dayna Dilley4, Katherine Faull2, Rachel Kent State University
McLeod3, Carina Guzmán3 McBride-Lindsey5, Peter Phillips6 Hongshan Li, Marcia Zeng, Yin
1: Yale; 2: The New School; 3: 1: Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Zhang, Xinyue Ye, Tao Hu
Concordia University Switzerland; 2: Bucknell University, Kent State University, United States of
USA; 3: Gonzaga University, USA; 4: America
Iowa University (USA); 5: St Louis
University (USA); 6: CODEC Research Reverse Engineering the First
Center (Durham University, UK) Humanities Computing Center
Steven Jones1, Julianne Nyhan2,
Geoffrey Rockwell3, Stéfan Sinclair4,
Melissa Terras5
1: University of South Florida; 2:
University College London; 3:
University of Alberta; 4: McGill
University; 5: University College
London
New potentials in the digital

archives: a participative inquiry
into interdisciplinary
collaboration in digital historical
research at the Wellcome Trust
Alex Green, Lalita Kaplish, Hannah
Walker
Wellcome Trust, United Kingdom
Shelf life: Identifying the

Abandonment of Online Digital
Humanities Projects
Luis Meneses, Richard Furuta
Center for the Study of Digital Libraries
- Texas A&M University, United States
of America
Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Bronfman 001
Chair: David Beavan Chair: Miriam Posner
Modeling Place in Ulysses: Toward Reproducibility in DH

Ontologies and Pre-texts Experiments: A Case Study in
Caleb Derven1, John Keating2 Search of Edgar Allan Poe's
1: 1, 2; 2: 2 First Published Work
Mark D. LeBlanc
Integrating Humanities and Wheaton College (Norton, MA), United
Science: the Scriptospatial States of America
Visualization Interface
Fenella G. France, Alberto Ecriture Et Visualisations
Campagnolo Numériques
Preservation Research and Testing Christophe Leblay1, Gilles
Division, Library of Congress, United Caporossi2
States of America
1: Université de Turku (Finlande),
Finland; 2: HEC Montréal, Canada
(Not) Going to the Movies: A
geospatial analysis of cinema Puns and Intertextuality: A
markets in The Netherlands and Digital Approach to Greek
Flanders (1950-1975) Wordplay in Latin Literature
Julia Noordegraaf1, Jolanda Visser1, Evan Loren Brubaker, Brandon
Jaap Boter2, Daniel Biltereyst3, Kegan LaFreniere
Philippe Meers4, Ivan Kisjes1 Tulane University, United States of
1: University of Amsterdam; 2: VU America
University Amsterdam; 3: Ghent
University; 4: University of Antwerp
Georeferencing of Place Markers

in Digitized Early Maps by Using
Similar Maps as Data Source
Winfried Höhn, Christoph Schommer
University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Throughlines: Exposing
Activism and Social Justice
Issues In Los Angeles
Transportation History
Britt S. Paris, Marika Cifor
University of California, Los Angeles,
United States of America
11:30am Mtg-02: EADH Annual General Meeting
12:30pm
11:30am Lunch01: Lunch Break. Concurrent Meetings: EADH AGM (11:30-12:30), AVinDH *and* Libraries+DH SIGs
- (12:30-1:30)
1:30pm Location: Leacock 26
Chair: Alberto Santiago Martinez
12:30pm Mtg-05: Library+DH Special Interest Mtg-06: AV in DH Special Interest

- Group Meeting Group Meeting
1:30pm Location: Leacock 219 Location: Leacock 232
1:30pm LP-07: Long Paper Session LP-08: Long Paper Session LP-09: Long Paper Session
- Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Leacock 219 Location: Arts 260
3:00pm Chair: Alberto Santiago Martinez Chair: Jean Ann Bauer Chair: Lee Bessette
A Ten-Year Summary of a Access To Cultural Heritage WorldViews: Access to

SOA-based Micro-services Data: A Challenge For The International Textbooks for
Infrastructure for Linguistic Digital Humanities Digital Humanities
Services Anne Baillot2, Marie Puren1, Charles Steffen Hennicke1, Andreas Witt2,
Marco Büchler1, Thomas Eckart2, Riondet1, Laurent Romary1 Lena-Luise Stahn1, Ernesto William
Greta Franzini1, Emily Franzini1 1: INRIA; 2: Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin De Luca1, Kerstin Schwedes1
1: University of Göttingen, Germany; 2: 1: Georg Eckert Institute, Germany; 2:
Universität Leipzig, Germany Indigenizing the Digital University of Cologne, Germany
Humanities: Challenges,
A Capacity Building Framework Questions, and Research Faculty conceptions of
for Institutional Digital Opportunities e-assessment
Humanities Support Jennifer Guiliano1, Carolyn Mike Mimirinis
Quinn Dombrowski1, Joan Heitman2 Anglia Ruskin, Cambridge, United
Lippincott2, Karen Wetzel3 1: IUPUI, United States of America; 2: Kingdom
1: UC Berkeley, United States of University of Nebraska Lincoln, United
America; 2: Coalition for Networked States of America
Information; 3: EDUCAUSE Many Tongues, Multiple
Networks: A Corpus-Based
Stable Random Projection: Pragmatic Study of
Minimal, universal Multilingualism on Nigerian
dimensionality reduction for Virtual Political Space
library-scale data Tunde Olusola Opeibi1, Olusola
Benjamin Schmidt Abiodun Aina2
Northeastern University, United States 1: University of Lagos, Nigeria; 2:
of America Crawford University, & University of
Lagos, Nigeria
PS-06: Panel Session PS-07: Panel Session PS-08: Panel Session
Location: Leacock 232 Location: Arts W-20 Location: Leacock 26
Chair: Andrew Piper Chair: Lauren Tilton Chair: Sarah Elizabeth Connell
Studying Literary Characters Mapping 20th Century America Only Connect!: Intertextuality,
and Character Networks Lauren Tilton1, Taylor Arnold1, Circulation, and Networks in
Andrew Piper1, Mark Algee-Hewitt2, Jason Heppler2, Robert Nelson1 Digital Resources for Women’s
Koustuv Sinha1, Derek Ruths1, 1: University of Richmond, USA; 2: Writing
Hardik Vala1 University of Nebraska-Omaha, USA Alison Booth2, Sarah Elizabeth
1: McGill University, Canada; 2: Connell1, Marie-Louise Coolahan3,
Stanford University, USA Jeremy Boggs2, Julia Flanders1,
David Kelly3, Rennie Mapp2, Worthy
Martin2
1: Northeastern University, United
States of America; 2: University of
Virginia, United States of America; 3:
National University of Ireland, Galway,
Ireland
Location: Bronfman 001 Location: Arts W-120
Chair: Alberto Campagnolo Chair: Kim Martin
Digital Access as an Equity Ouvrir les Boîtes Noires : un

Issue: The Community College Outil Pédagogique pour une
and the Digital Divide Approche Critique de la
Polly Ruth Hoover Recherche d'Information en
Wright College, United States of Ligne.
America Cyrille Suire1, Axel Jean-Caurant1,
Charles Illouz2
Site-specific Cultural 1: Laboratoire Informatique, Image et
Infrastructure: Promoting Interaction (L3i), University of La
Access And Conquering The Rochelle, France; 2: Centre de
Digital Divide. Recherche en Histoire Internationale et
Andre Goodrich, Gustaf Templehoff, Atlantique (CRHIA), University of La
Juan Steyn Rochelle, France
North-West University, South Africa
Establishing a “Resilient
Limories - Expanding Access To Network” for Digital Humanities
Local Histories And Memories Lisa Spiro1, Geneva Henry2,
With Computational Aids In The Toniesha Taylor3, Amanda French2
Indian Context 1: Rice University, United States of
Lakshmi Valsalakumari America; 2: George Washington
International Institute of Information University, United States of America; 3:
Technology, Hyderabad, India (Centre Prairie View A & M University, United
for Exact Humanities) States of America
Makers by Mail: Providing Collaborative Writing to Build

Makers Technologies to All Digital Humanities Praxis
Christina Boyles, Andrew Boyles- Brandon Walsh
Petersen University of Virginia, United States of
University of Iowa, United States of America
America
Annotonia: Annotations from
Generous and Generative Browser to TEI
Communities for the Digital Gregory John Tunink, Karin Dalziel,
Humanities with the Digital Jessica Dussault, Emily Rau
Library of the Caribbean and University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Caribbean Studies Libraries
Laurie N. Taylor
University of Florida (USA), Digital
Library of the Caribbean (dLOC)
(Multiple Countries, Caribbean)
3:00pm Break02: Coffee Break
3:30pm
- Location: Arts W-20 Location: Leacock 232 Location: Arts W-120
5:00pm Chair: Silvia Eunice Gutiérrez De la Torre Chair: Karina van Dalen-Oskam Chair: Laura Estill
Measuring completeness as Tempi Verbali e Strutture Toponyms as Entry Points into a

metadata quality metric in Narrative: l’Analisi Digital Edition: Mapping The
Europeana Computazionale dei Morfemi Torch (1899-1936)
Péter Király Temporali nei Testi Narrativi Adrien Barbaresi
Gesellschaft für wissenschaftliche Italiani tra Realismo e Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria
Datenverarbeitung mbH Göttingen, Modernismo
Germany Fabio Ciotti Mapping the STC with MoEML
Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Italy and DEEP
Data Visualization in Archival
Janelle Auriol Jenstad1,4, Tye
Finding Aids: A New Paradigm Did a Poet with Donkey Ears Landels-Gruenewald2,4, Joseph
for Access Write the Oldest Anthem in the Takeda3,4
Anne Bahde1, Cole Crawford2 World? Ideological Implications 1: University of Victoria; 2: Queen's
1: Oregon State University Libraries of the Computational Attribution University; 3: University of British
and Press; 2: School of Writing, of the Dutch National Anthem to Columbia; 4: The Map of Early Modern
Literature, and Film, Oregon State Petrus Dathenus London (MoEML)
University
Mike Kestemont1, Els Stronks2,
Martine de Bruin3, Tim de Winkel2 Quotidian Reading: Digitally
Une Preuve de Concept pour la Mapping Literary and Personal
1: University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2:
Sémantisation et la Visualisation Geographies
Utrecht University, The Netherlands; 3:
Orientée Utilisateur de Données Meertens Institute, The Netherlands
Tom Keegan1, Sarah Bond2
Archivistiques
1: The University of Iowa Libraries,
Florence Clavaud1,2, Emmanuel Short Samples in Authorship United States of America; 2: The
Château-Dutier3,4 Attribution: A New Approach University of Iowa, Department of
1: Archives nationales de France; 2: Maciej Eder1,2 Classics, United States of America
Centre Jean-Mabillon (EA 3624) de
1: Institute of Polish Language, Polish
l’École nationale des chartes (France);
Academy of Sciences; 2: Pedagogical
3: Université de Montréal. Département
University, Krakow, Poland
d’histoire de l’art et des études
cinématographiques (Canada); 4:
Centre de recherche interuniversitaire
sur les humanités numériques (CRIHN)
(Canada)
Chair: Roger Todd Whitson Chair: Andrew Hankinson Chair: Bertrand Gervais
Alternate Histories of the Digital High-resolution musicology: Thème: Imaginaires et pratiques

Humanities Capturing and encoding source de la culture mobile
Amy Earhart1, Steven Jones2, Tara detail for medieval music Bertrand Gervais1, Sophie
McPherson3, Padmini Ray Murray4, Julia Craig-McFeely3, Karen Marcotte2, Benoit Bordeleau3, Gina
Roger Whitson5 Desmond1, Ben Florin2, Andrew Cortopassi4, Lisa Tronca5,
1: Texas A&M; 2: University of South Hankinson3, Anna Kijas2 Alexandra Tremblay6
Florida; 3: University of Southern 1: Brandeis University; 2: Boston 1: Université du Québec à Montréal,
California; 4: Srishti Institute of Art, College; 3: University of Oxford Canada; 2: Université Concordia; 3:
Design and Technology; 5: Washington Université du Québec à Montréal,
State University Canada; 4: Université du Québec à
Montréal, Canada; 5: Université du
Québec à Montréal, Canada; 6:
Université du Québec à Montréal,
Canada
SP-09: Short Paper Session SP-10: Short Paper Session SP-11: Short Paper Session
Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Leacock 110 Location: Bronfman 001
Chair: Dorothy Carr Porter Chair: Susan Brown Chair: Aurélien Berra
ELLE the EndLess LEarner: From Mnemosyne To Sharing Surgical Scars: Social
Exploring Second Language Terpsichore - The Bilderatlas Networks and the Many
Acquisition Through an Endless After The Image Gendered Meanings of
Runner-style Video Game Leonardo Laurence Impett, Sabine Mastectomy
Donald F. Merritt II, Emily Kuzneski Süsstrunk Kj Surkan
Johnson, Amy Larner Giroux IVRL and DHI, School of Information MIT, United States of America
University of Central Florida, United and Communication Sciences, EPFL,
States of America Switzerland A “Wind of Change” - Shaping
Public Opinion of the “Arab
Medieval Textual Transmission Interactive Visual Exploration of Spring” Using Metaphors
Modeling in Unity3D the Regesta Imperii
Alexandra Núñez1, Malte Gerloff2,
Lynn Ramey Markus John1, Christian Richter1, Erik-Lân Do Dinh3, Andrea Rapp1,
Vanderbilt University, United States of Steffen Koch1, Andreas Kuczera2, Petra Gehring2, Iryna Gurevych3
America Thomas Ertl1 1: Institut für Sprach- und
1: Institute for Visualization and Literaturwissenschaft, TU Darmstadt; 2:
Teaching Empathy Through Interactive Systems (VIS), University of Institut für Philosophie, TU Darmstadt;
Virtual Reality Stuttgart; 2: Academy of Sciences and 3: UKP Lab, TU Darmstadt
Amanda Marie Licastro Literature, University of Mainz
Stevenson University, United States of Personality and Politics: Myers-
America Personæ: A Character- Briggs Personality Types on
Visualisation Tool for Dramatic Twitter in the US 2016
Integrating Image Resources Texts Presidential Election
Into Virtual Research Justin Emmet Tonra, David Kelly, Patrick Juola, Sean Vinsick
Environments For The Lindsay Ann Reid Duquesne University, United States of
Humanities – a Simple Image National University of Ireland, Galway, America
Presentation Interface (SIPI) Ireland
based on IIIF Missionaries, Politicians, and
Lukas Rosenthaler, Andrea Bianco, Smelly London: visualising Boy Bands: Onlooker Behavior
Peter Fornaro historical smells through on Twitter During the Nepal,
University of Basel, Switzerland text-mining, geo-referencing and Kumamoto, and Ecuador
mapping. Earthquakes
Deborah Leem
David Lawrence Shepard1, Takako
Wellcome Trust, United Kingdom
Hashimoto2, Hiroshi Okamoto5,
The Shape of History: Tetsuji Kuboyama3, Kilho Shin4
Reimagining Nineteenth-Century 1: UCLA, United States of America; 2:
Chiba University of Commerce, Tokyo,
Data Visualization
Japan; 3: Gakushuin University, Japan;
Caroline Foster, Adam Hayward, 4: Hyogo University, Japan; 5: RIKEN
Svyatoslav Kucheryavykh, Angela Brain Science Institute
Vujic, Maninder Japra, Shivani Negi,
Lauren F. Klein
Georgia Institute of Technology, United
States of America
5:00pm Poster-01: Poster Session #1
- Location: McLennan Library (main hallway)
5:50pm
The VSim Repository and Archive: Knowledge Mobilization for 3D Research
Lisa M. Snyder
University of California, Los Angeles, United States of America
"Tasso in Music Project: Digital Edition of the Settings of Torquato Tasso's Poetry, ca. 1570-1640"
Emiliano Ricciardi
University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States of America
A Collaborative Approach between Art History and Literature via IIIF
Kiyonori Nagasaki1, Tetsuei Tsuda2, Yuho Kitazaki3, A. Charles Muller3, Masahiro Shimoda3
1: International Institute for Digital Humanities, Japan; 2: Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultural Properties; 3: The
University of Tokyo
Interpreting Racial Identities and Resistance to Segregation in the Digital Sphere

Mishio Yamanaka
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States of America
Lexos: An Integrated Lexomics Workflow

Scott Kleinman1, Mark LeBlanc2
1: 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 Mots
Axel Jean-Caurant, Cyrille Suire, Vincent Courboulay, Jean-Christophe Burie
L3i, Université de La Rochelle, France
Creating a Policy Framework for Analytic Access to In-Copyright Works for Non-Consumptive
Research
Eleanor F. Dickson1, Daniel G. Tracy1, Sandra McIntyre2, Bobby Glushko3, Robert H. McDonald4, Brandon Butler5,
J. Stephen Downie1
1: University of Illinois, United States of America; 2: HathiTrust Operation, United States of America; 3: University of
Western Ontario; 4: Indiana University; 5: University of Virginia
Exploring Word Formation Latin

Eleonora Litta
Universita' Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy
The Bodleian TEI Catalogue Consolidation Project

James C. Cummings, Andrew Hankinson
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
ARL Digital Scholarship Institute

Sarah Melton1, Michelle Dalmau2, Nora Dimmock3, Dan Tracy4, Erin Glass5
1: 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 Urbana-Champaign, United States of America; 5: University of
California, San Diego, United States of America
Photogrammar and the Federal Writer’s Project: A Model for Teaching Data and Mapping Rhetoric
Courtney J. Rivard1, Laura Wexler2
1: 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 demonstration
Dot Porter1, Alexandra Gillespie2, Alberto Campagnolo3, Laura Mitchell2, Rachel Di Cresce2
1: University of Pennsylvania Libraries, United States of America; 2: University of Toronto, Canada; 3: Library of Congress,
nodegoat: Enabling Explorative Research

Pim van Bree, Geert Kessels
LAB1100, Netherlands, The
Bretez II : La machine à remonter le temps

Mylène Pardoen
Institut des Sciences de l'Homme de Lyon (ISH de Lyon) - FRE 3768/CNRS, France
Death by Numbers: Bills of Mortality in Early Modern London

Jessica Otis
Carnegie Mellon University, United States of America
Humanities At Scale – Creating A Network Of Expertise And A Sustainable Infrastructure For Digital
Humanities Projects In Europe
Markus Matoni1, Jenny Oltersdorf2, Dirk Roorda3, Carsten Thiel1
1: State and University Library Göttingen, Germany; 2: FH Potsdam, Germany; 3: Data Archiving and Networked Services,
Netherlands
Introducing the Open Online Newspaper Initiative

Jessica Dussault1, Laura Weakly1, Karin Dalziel1, Jeremy Echols2, Karen M. Estlund3, Andrew Gearhart3, Sheila
Rabun4, Greg Tunink1
1: University of Nebraska-Lincoln; 2: University of Oregon; 3: The Pennsylvania State University; 4: IIIF Consortium
The Victoria Press Circle

Miranda Claire Marraccini
Princeton University, United States of America
Embedding Digital Humanities in a Classics Master Programme

Aurélien Berra
Université Paris-Ouest Nanterre, France
“My Name is Lizzie Bennet:” Reading, Participation, and Jane Austen Across Media Platforms
Meredith Dabek
Mapping Prohibition: The Challenges of Digitally (Re)creating Historical Spaces

Hannah C. Griggs
Boston College, United States of America
A Handbook of Electronic Literature Reading

Élika Ortega1, Erik Radio2
1: Northeastern University, United States of America; 2: University of Arizona, United States of America
Effective Identification of Citations in the Kanseki Repository

Christian Wittern
Kyoto University, Japan
Between Page and Screen by Amaranth Borsuk and Brad Bouse. Translating an AR poetry book
Piotr Marecki1, Aleksandra Małecka2
1: Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: Jagiellonian University, Poland
Digital Humanities at Berkeley and the Digital Life Project

Claudia von Vacano, Abigail T. De Kosnik De Kosnik, Stephen Best, Christopher Hench
UC Berkeley, United States of America
Stylo: Repenser la chaîne éditoriale numérique pour les revues savantes en sciences humaines
Nicolas Sauret1,2, Emmanuel Chateau1,2, Arthur Juchereau1,2, Servanne Monjour1,2, Marcello Vitali Rosati1,2,
Michael Sinatra1,2
1: CRC Digital Textualities (Udem), Canada; 2: Université de Montréal, Canada
Mapping Linked Data Subject Headings in the Library Catalog

Patrick J Burns1, Gabriel Mckee1, David M Ratzan1, Tom Elliott2,3
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 Thrones

Eric Forcier
School of Information Studies, Charles Sturt University, Australia
Big-Data Oriented Text Analysis For The Humanities: Pedagogical Use Of The HathiTrust+Bookworm
Tool
Sayan Bhattacharyya1, Christi Merrill2, Peter Organisciak3, Benjamin Schmidt4, Loretta Auvil3, Erez Lieberman
Aiden5,6, J. Stephen Downie3
1: University of Pennsylvania; 2: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; 3: University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; 4:
Northeastern University; 5: Rice University; 6: Baylor College of Medicine
Information and System Design for Diversity: Can We Do Better?
Amanda Rust, Julia Flanders, Cara Messina
Northeastern University, United States of America
DH Box:
Jojo Karlin, Patrick Smyth, Stephen Zweibel, Matthew K. Gold
The Graduate Center, CUNY, United States of America
Mapping Violence: Visualizing State-Sanctioned Racial Violence on the Mexico/Texas Border

(1900-1930)
Jim McGrath, Monica Martinez, Cole Hansen, Edward Jiao
Brown University, United States of America
POSTagging and Semantic Dictionary Creation for Hittite Cuneiform

Timo Homburg
Mainz University Of Applied Sciences, Germany
American Panorama: An Atlas of United States History

Justin Madron, Nathaniel Ayers
University of Richmond, United States of America
Collaborative Approaches to Open up Russian Manuscript Lexicons

Kira Kovalenko1,2, Eveline Wandl-Vogt1
1: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 2: Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Editing Melville's "Billy Budd" with TextLab, Juxta Editions, and MEL Catalog
Nick Laiacona
Performant Software Solutions, United States of America
HumaReC project: digital New Testament and continuous data publishing

Sara Schulthess, Anastasia Chasapi, Ioannis Xenarios, Martial Sankar, Claire Clivaz
Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Vital-IT, Switzerland
Making topic modeling easy. A programming library in Python

Fotis Jannidis, Steffen Pielström, Christof Schöch, Thorsten Vitt
University of Würzburg, Germany
Mnemosine, Biblioteca Digital de La otra Edad de Plata (1868-1936)

Dolores Romero-López1, Lucía Cotarelo-Estaban2, Jose Luis Bueren-Gómez-Acebo3
1: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain; 2: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain; 3: Biblioteca Nacional de
España, Sapin
Tropy: A Tool for Research Photo Management

Stephen Murray Robertson, Abigail Garland Mullen
George Mason University, United States of America
Your Own Personal Matrix: Generationally Mediated Realities and the Digital Culture of Choice
Adrian Leigh Cook
Tarrant County College, United States of America
“Comparing Correspondences: Robert Southey and Willa Cather”

Gabriel Anderson Hankins1, Frank Elavsky2
1: Clemson University, United States of America; 2: Northwestern University, United States of America
“Cast Your Net Wide: Finding Historical References in Parliamentary Data"

Alex Olieman, Kaspar Beelen
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Designing from a Narrative: Leveraging the 6 Point Story Method to Facilitate Interaction Design in
Digital Humanities Projects
Shane Adam McGarry
Humanities Data Centre (HDC) - Developing Services for Heterogenous Humanities Research Data
Stefan Buddenbohm, Claudia Engelhardt, Carsten Thiel
Göttingen State and University Library, Germany
Text Mining Eighteenth-Century Travel Writing: The “I” and Autobiography of Narration
Catherine Nygren
McGill, Canada
Archivlo: Digitizing the Archival Research Workflow

Zoe Genevieve LeBlanc1,2, E. Kyle Romero1,3
1: 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 Republic

Luís Figueira, Miguel Vieira
King's Digital Lab, King's College London, United Kingdom
Collecting Name of Historical Person from Historical Material Related to Japan

Taizo Yamada, Satoshi Inoue
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Go Queer: Producing Queer Place with Locative Media

Maureen Engel, Bamdad Aghilidehkordi, Kaitlyn Clafin, Michaela Stang, Nailisa Tanner
University of Alberta, Canada
The Game of Writing: Gamification and Social Commenting in Writing Instruction

Jinman Zhang, Roger Graves, Heather Graves, Geoffrey Rockwell
University of Alberta, Canada
Coffee Zone: Del cafetal al futuro / From the coffee fields to the future
Mark Anderson, Hannah Scates Kettler
University of Iowa, United States of America
Digital Humanities Clinics - Leading Dutch Librarians Into DH

Michiel Cock1, Lotte Wilms2
1: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands, The; 2: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands
Playing with Time

Jeri Wieringa
George Mason University, United States of America
Seven Years of Research on Digital 3D Reconstruction in Humanities – Results, Implications And

perspectives
Sander Münster
TU Dresden, Germany
6:10pm Poster-02: Poster Session #2
- Location: McLennan Library (main hallway)
7:00pm
DH Uncentered: Fostering Partnerships Within a Digital Humanities Network
Laura Braunstein, Scott Millspaugh
Dartmouth College
La Localisation du Jaune dans des Dessins de Dieux Réalisés par des Enfants
Christelle Cocco1, Damien Firmenich2, Pierre-Yves Brandt1, Sabine Süsstrunk2
1: University of Lausanne, Switzerland; 2: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Modeling Student Authorship: The Rhetoric of Markup in the Writing Classroom

Kevin G. Smith
Northeastern University, United States of America
Points, Lines, Polygons, and Pixels: A Framework for Teaching & Learning Humanities through
Visualization
Hannah L. Jacobs
Duke University, United States of America
"Mapping Borges in the Argentine Publishing Industry (1930-1951)"

Nora Christine Benedict
University of Virginia, United States of America
Spatial-temporal Variation based Innovation History Visualization: A Case Study of the Liquid Crystal
Institute at Kent State University
Tao Hu1,2, Marcia Zeng1, Yin Zhang1, Xinyue Ye1, Hongshan Li1
1: Kent State University, United States of America; 2: Wuhan University, People's Republic of China
Distant Seeing TV
Taylor Baillie Arnold, Lauren Craig Tilton
University of Richmond, United States of America
Access to DH Pedagogy as the Norm: Introducing Students to DH Methods Across the Curriculum
and at a Distance
Daniel G. Tracy, Elizabeth Massa Hoiem
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States of America
1947Partition On The Margins: The Untold Testimonies Of Sikh, Bahawalpur And Marwari
Communities
Shaifali Arora, Nirmala Menon
Indian Institute of Technology Indore, India
Genealogies of VR in the archives

Elizabeth Chamberlin Parke, Liz Ridolfo
University of Toronto, Canada
Digital Humanities Pedagogy in the University of Washington Information School MLIS Program
Helene C. Williams
University of Washington, United States of America
Journaux Intimes Francophones en Russie au XIXe siècle : une Approche Textométrique de

l’Interaction des Langues et des Cultures
Alexei Lavrentiev1, Michèle Debrenne2, Dmitry Dolgushin2, Nina Panina2, Andrey Borodikhin3, Serge Heiden1
1: IHRIM Research Lab, CNRS & ENS de Lyon, France; 2: Novosibirsk State University, Russia; 3: State Public Scientific
Technological Library of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
The Creative Computing Lab in Poland

Piotr Marecki1, Jakub Woynarowski2
1: Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: Academy of Fine Arts, Kraków, Poland
MemoryGraph: Digital Critique of Old Photographs Using a Mobile App that Enhances the
Interpretation of Landscape
Asanobu Kitamoto
National Institute of Informatics, Japan
Information Infrastructure of Linked Data for Promoting Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research
Resources
Makoto GOTO, Ayako SHIBUTANI
National Museum of Japanese History, Japan
Authorship of Dream of the Red Chamber: A Topic Modeling Approach

Keli Du
Universität Würzburg, Germany
Design of a Corpus and an Interactive Annotation Tool for Graphic Literature
Jochen Laubrock, Sven Hohenstein, Eike Richter
University of Potsdam, Germany, Germany
Enhancing Domain-Specific Entity Linking in DH

Federico Nanni1, Yang Zhao1, Simone Paolo Ponzetto1, Laura Dietz2
1: University of Mannheim, Germany; 2: University of New Hampshire
Understanding Narrative: Computational Approaches to Detecting Narrative Frames

Eva Portelance1,2, Andrew Piper1,2
1: McGill University, Canada; 2: .txtLab@McGill
Constructing Linked Knowledge around Southeast Asian Studies

Akihiro Kameda, Shoichiro Hara
Center for Integrated Area Studies, Kyoto University, Japan
Construction of the “Corpus of Historical Japanese: Meiji-Taisho Series I - Magazines”

Toshinobu OGISO1, Asuko KONDO1, Yoko MABUCHI2, Noriko HATTORI1
1: National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, Japan; 2: Meiji University
Database of Belarusian Periodicals

Ingo Börner1, Gun-Britt Kohler2, Sünna Looschen2
1: University of Vienna, Austria; 2: University of Oldenburg, Germany
Neoclassica – an open framework for research in Neoclassicism

Simon Donig, Maria Christoforaki, Siegfried Handschuh, Bernhard Bermeitinger
University of Passau, Germany
Frequently Cited Passages Across Time: New Methods for Studying the Critical Reception of Texts
Jonathan Pearce Reeve, Milan Terlunen, Sierra Eckert
Group for Experimental Methods in the Humanities, Columbia University, United States of America
Getting Medieval: Open Access and Networked Pedagogy

Suzanne Akbari, Alexandra Bolintineanu
University of Toronto, Canada
Supplementing Melody, Lyrics, and Acoustic Information to the McGill Billboard Database
Hubert Léveillé Gauvin, Nathaniel Condit-Schultz, Claire Arthur
Ohio State University, United States of America
Textograf: Web Application for Manuscripts Digitization

Boris V. Orekhov1, Fekla Tolstoy2
1: National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation; 2: The Leo Tolstoy State Museum,
Russian Federation
Unpacking Collaboration in Digital History Projects

Max Kemman
University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Add Slander and Stir: Reprinting of Anti-Labor Stories in Early-Twentieth-Century American

Newspapers
Vilja Hulden
University of Colorado Boulder
A Case Study of Automated Curation of Digital Archives

Fabiola Hanna
University of California, Santa Cruz, United States of America
The Use of the Cognitive Digital Games in School: Contributions for the Attention
Daniela Karine Ramos, Bruna Anastacio
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
Beyond the Historic Facade: Skyscrapers, Scapegoats, and the Digital Reclamation of Toronto’s
Queer Streetscapes
Constance Crompton1, Michelle Schwartz2
1: University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus, Canada; 2: Ryerson University, Canada
EGOlink: Supporting Editors of Online Historical Sources through Automatic Link Discovery
Hatem Mousselly Sergieh1, Michael Piotrowski2, Iryna Gurevych1
1: Technische Universität Darmstadt, UKP Lab, Germany; 2: Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Germany
Virtual Hamlet
Augustus Wendell, Louis Wells
New Jersey Institute of Technology, United States of America
SLaTE: A System for Labeling Topics with Entities

Anne Lauscher, Federico Nanni, Simone Paolo Ponzetto
University of Mannheim, Germany
On the Impact of the Merseburg Incantations

Stefan Jänicke
Leipzig University, Germany
A Seat At "La Tawola"

Michael Anthony Iannozzi
Western University, Canada
Building Entity-Centric Event Collections For Supporting Research in Political and Social History
Federico Nanni1, Nikolay Marinov2, Simone Paolo Ponzetto1, Laura Dietz3
1: Data and Web Science Group, University of Mannheim, Germany; 2: Department of Political Science, University of
Mannheim, Germany; 3: Department of Computer Science, University of New Hampshire, USA
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 Allen1
1: ARTFL, United States of America; 2: University of Chicago, United States of America
Toward A Typology Of Digital Thematic Research Collections

Katrina Simone Fenlon
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States of America
Temporal Loci And Mixed Reality: An Experiment In Diversifying Visualizations Of Time And Space
Celeste Tường Vy Sharpe, Sarah Calhoun
Carleton College, United States of America
ObservatóR!O2016
Julia Giannella1, Luiz Velho2
1: IMPA, UERJ; 2: IMPA
Long-term outcomes of humanities higher and further education in England and Wales
Nicola Jane Shelton
UCL, United Kingdom
A New and Improved Method to Text-Mining in Chinese: Closer Language Segmentation in Detecting
the Shifting Meaning of Patriotism
Anne Shen Chao, Qiwei Li
Rice University, United States of America
Collocations and Network Structure Provide Insights to Functional Elements of Adaptive Capacity
Anne R Siders
Stanford University, United States of America
Generative Model For Latent Reasons For Modifications
David Lassner
TU Berlin, Germany
Active Archives: New Modes of Interaction with Online Archives

Josh Cowls, Evan Higgins, Kurt Fendt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States of America
Public Humanities: In Search Of A Field

Jim McGrath, Robyn Schroeder, Inge Zwart
Brown University, United States of America
Mapping Pliny Social Network: A Case Study in Digital Prosopography

Benjamin Wesley Hicks
Princeton University, United States of America
How Agatha Christie Described Women?: The Behaviour of She in Christie's Novels
Narumi Tsuchimura
Osaka University, Japan
Complex Network Visualisation for the History of Interdisciplinarity: Mapping 40 years of Science
Funding in Switzerland
Martin Grandjean1, Pierre Benz2, Thierry Rossier3
1: University of Lausanne, Department of History; 2: University of Lausanne, Department of Sociology; 3: University of
Lausanne, Department of Political Science
Athar : Numérisation, Indexation Et Mise En Ligne Enrichie Des Bulletins Du Comité De Conservation
Des Monuments De L’Art Arabe (1882-1953)
Hélène Bégnis1, Pierre Mounier2
1: Univ. de Lyon, Ens de Lyon, CNRS, Persée, France; 2: INVISU, CNRS, INHA, France
An Open, Reproducible Method for Teaching Text Analysis with R

Tassie Gniady, Eric Wernert
Indiana University, United States of America
Towards an integrated Set of Annotations for Folktales

Thierry Declerck
German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), University of Vienna
L’Accès vu comme une Contrainte et un Défi : le processus de naissance d’une base de données
Pinelopi Skarsouli, Dina Bacalexi
National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), France
Body parts in Norwegian books

Lars Gunnarsønn Johnsen
National Library of Norway, Norway
The new literacy practice of young Taiwanese writers, illustrators, social innovators, and makers
Su-Yen Chen, Jason S. Chang, Hsing-Yu Chang, Hsin-Yu Kuo, Yu-Hsuan Wu
National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan, Taiwan
Date: Thursday, 10/Aug/2017
- Location: Leacock 232 Location: Arts W-120 Location: Bronfman 002
9:30am Chair: Elisabeth Burr Chair: Diane Katherine Jakacki Chair: Paige Courtney Morgan
Social Semantic Annotation with Livingstone Online: Access Mechanizing the Humanities?
Recogito 2 Beyond Openness King’s Digital Lab as Critical
Leif Isaksen1, Rainer Simon2, Elton Megan Elizabeth Ward1, Adrian S. Experiment
T. E. Barker3 Wisnicki2 Paul Caton1, Ginestra Ferraro1, Luis
1: Lancaster University, United 1: Oregon State University; 2: Figueira1, Elliott Hall1, Neil
Kingdom; 2: AIT: Austrian Institute of University of Nebraska - Lincoln Jakeman1, Pam Mellen1, Anna-Maria
Technology, Austria; 3: The Open Sichani2, James Smithies1, Miguel
University, United Kingdom Opening up the /Oxford English Vieira1, Tim Watts1, Carina Westling1
Dictionary/: What an enhanced 1: King's College London, United
GutenTag: A User-Friendly, legacy dataset can tell us about Kingdom; 2: Huygens ING, Netherlands
Open-Access, Open-Source language, lexicography,
System for Reproducible literature, and history. Negotiating Meaning and Value:
Large-Scale Computational David-Antoine Williams Institutional Research
Literary Analysis St Jerome's University in the University Assistantships, Digital Projects,
Adam Hammond1, Julian Brooke2 of Waterloo, Canada and Art History
1: San Diego State University, United
Julia Polyck-O'Neill1, Molly
States of America; 2: University of
Melbourne, Australia Kalkstein2
1: Brock University, Canada; 2:
University of Arizona, USA
Literary Exploration Machine.
New Tool for Distant Readers of
Huma-Num : Une infrastructure
Polish Literature.
française pour les Sciences
Maciej Piasecki1, Tomasz Humaines et Sociales. Stratégie,
Walkowiak1, Maciej Maryl2 organisation et fonctionnement
1: Wrocław University of Technology, Nicolas Larrousse, Olivier Baude,
Poland; 2: Institute of Literary Adeline Joffres, Stéphane Pouyllau
Research, Polish Academy of Sciences
CNRS (Centre National de la
Recherche Sienctifique), France
Location: Bronfman 001 Location: Leacock 26 Location: Arts W-215
Chair: Tassie Gniady Chair: Yannick Rochat Chair: Jean Ann Bauer
Research Computing's Demand Visualizing Futures of Networks Archeologies of Reading:

for Humanists, and Vice Versa in Digital Humanities Research Modeling and Recreating the
Quinn Dombrowski1, Tassie Micki Kaufman1, Zoe LeBlanc2, Annotation Practices of Gabriel
Gniady2, Megan Meredith-Lobay3, Matthew Lincoln3, Yannick Rochat4, Harvey, John Dee, Jacques
Jeffrey Tharsen4, Lee Zickel5, John Scott B. Weingart5 Derrida, and the Winthrop
Family
Simpson6 1: Graduate Center of the City
1: UC Berkeley, United States of University of New York; 2: Vanderbilt Jean Ann Bauer1, Matthew
America; 2: Indiana University, United University; 3: Getty Research Institute; Symonds2, Anthony Grafton1,
States of America; 3: University of 4: University of Lausanne; 5: Carnegie Jennifer Rampling1, Katie
British Columbia, Canada; 4: University Mellon University
Chenoweth1, Christian Flow1
of Chicago, United States of America;
1: Princeton University, United States
5: Case Western Reserve University,
of America; 2: University College
United States of America; 6: Compute
London, United Kingdom
Canada, Canada
Location: Arts W-20 Location: Arts 260 Location: Leacock 219
Chair: Jeremy Boggs Chair: Glen Worthey Chair: Marco Büchler
Designing Collaborative Voces. An R-based Dashboard Digital Hansard – Politics and

Ecosystems and community for Lexical Semantics the Uncivil
organization: Introducing the Krzysztof Nowak Marc Alexander, Andrew Struan
multidisciplinary portal on Institute of Polish Language, Polish University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
"Biodiversity and Linguistic Academy of Sciences, Poland Semantic Domains in Picasso’s
Diversity: A Collaborative Poetry
Knowledge Discovery Chatbot Based Content Luis Meneses1, Enrique Mallen2
Environment" Discovery: Faulkner Bot in the 1: Center for the Study of Digital
Eveline Wandl-Vogt , Davor Ostojic , Archive
1 1 Libraries - Texas A&M University,
Barbara Piringer1, Heimo Rainer2, Aaron Mathew Mauro United States of America; 2: Sam
Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, Houston State University
Ksenia Zsaytseva1
1: Austrian Academy of Sciences
(AAS), Ausrian Centre for Digital Bernard of Clairvaux and
Humanities (ACDH),Austria; 2: Natural Natural Language Processing Nicholas of Montiéramey:
History Museum Vienna (NHM), Austria for the Long Tail Tracing the Secretarial Trail with
David Bamman Stylometry
How Access Determines The University of California, Berkeley, Jeroen De Gussem
Whole Structuration Of A United States of America Universiteit Gent, Belgium
European Infrastructure: The
Example Of DARIAH I Built An App To Revitalize A Verifying the Authorship of
Suzanne Dumouchel Language - Now What? Saikaku Ihara’s Arashi ha Mujyō
DARIAH, France Nicolle Bourget Monogatari in Early Modern
Royal Roads University, Canada Japanese Literature: A
Decolonizing Knowledge Quantitative Approach
Structures in Open Access and Ayaka Uesaka
Scholarly Publishing Doshisha University, Japan
Nirmala Menon, Shaifali Arora
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Reconstructing Readerly
India Attention: Citational Practices
and the Canon, 1789-2016
Une approche de conception Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt, David
collaborative et d’exploitation McClure, Hannah Walser
des modèles ontologiques des Stanford University, United States of
données, facilement extensibles America
et compatibles avec le Web des
Données Ouvertes (LOD) pour
les Humanités Numériques (DH)
Hammou Fadili1, Ahcène
Ouguenoun2
1: LIP6, CNAM, France; 2: ADBI,
France
Rewards: Books, Boundedness

and Reading in Participatory
Culture
Kathi Inman Berens
Portland State University, United States
of America
10:00am
- Location: Leacock 232 Location: Arts W-120 Location: Leacock 219
11:30am Chair: Amy Earhart Chair: Helene C. Williams Chair: Christof Schöch
Defactoring Pace of Change Regrowing Egyptian Cults What News is New?: Ads,
Joris J. Van Zundert1, Matt Burton2 Adam Mertel1, Tomáš Glomb2, Extras, and Viral Texts on the
1: Huygens Institute for the History of Zdeněk Stachoň1 Nineteenth-Century Newspaper
the Netherlands - Royal Netherlands 1: Masaryk University, Department of Page
Academy of Arts and Sciences; 2: Geography, Czech Republic; 2: Ryan Cordell, David Smith
University of Pittsburgh Masaryk University, Department for the Northeastern University, United States
Study of Religions, Czech Republic of America
Getting at Metaphor
Katharine Coles “A Pale Reflection of the Violent Word Vectors in the Eighteenth
University of Utah, United States of Truth? Practice and Pedagogy Century
America
with a Digital Geography of Ryan James Heuser
Quill: Reconstructing the American Lynching” Stanford, United States of America
Secretary's Desk for the Seth Kotch, Elijah Gaddis
Records of the 1787 Convention UNC-Chapel Hill, United States of Orosius’ Histories: A Digital
Nicholas Cole, Alfie Abdul-Rahman, America Intertextual Investigation Into
Grace Mallon, Kate Howarth The First Christian History Of
University of Oxford, United Kingdom Regional Classification of Rome
Traditional Japanese Folk Songs Greta Franzini, Marco Büchler
from Southwest Regions Georg-August-Universität Göttingen,
Akihiro Kawase Germany
Doshisha University, Japan
PS-10: Panel Session PS-14: Panel Session PS45-02: 45 Minute Panel Session
Location: Leacock 26 Location: Bronfman 001 Location: Bronfman 002
Chair: Alicia Rose Peaker Chair: Christy Hyman Chair: Marcia Lei Zeng
The Environmental and Human Decolonizing Methodologies: Smart Data Approaches to

Costs of DH Recovery and Access Amidst Exploring Independent Datasets
Alicia Peaker1, Jeffrey Moro2, the Ruins across Disciplines, Media, and
Christina Boyles4, Nicholas Weber5, Christy Hyman1, Anelise Shrout2, Perspectives for Research in the
Margaret Linley3, Lindsay Barbieri6 Kathryn Kaczmarek-Frew3, Hilary Humanities
1: Bryn Mawr College, United States; 2: Green4, Nishani Frazier5, Brian Marcia Lei Zeng1, James Lee2,
University of Maryland, United States; Rosenblum6 Arlene Johnson2
3: Simon Fraser University, Canada; 4: 1: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1: Kent State University, United States
University of Iowa, United States; 5: United States of America; 2: California of America; 2: University of Cincinnati,
University of Washington, United State University-Fullerton; 3: University United States of America
States; 6: University of Vermont, United of Maryland; 4: University of Alabama;
States 5: Miami University; 6: University of Hack, Yack, Stack: Access,
Kansas Culture, and DH Infrastructure
Laura Braunstein1, Thomas Padilla2,
Amanda Visconti3
1: Dartmouth College; 2: University of
California Santa Barbara; 3: Purdue
University
Location: Arts 260 Location: Arts W-20 Location: Arts W-215
Chair: Julianne Nyhan Chair: Elika Ortega Chair: John Edward Simpson
Network Dynamics, Plot Multimode and Multilevel: Overcoming Data Sparsity for
Analysis: Approaching the Vertical Dimension in Historical Relation Detection in German
Progressive Structuration of and Literary Networks Novels
Literary Texts Martin Grandjean Markus Krug, Isabella Reger, Fotis
Frank Fischer1, Mathias Göbel2, University of Lausanne Jannidis, Lukas Weimer, Nathalie
Madarász, Frank Puppe
Dario Kampkaspar3, Christopher
Designing Tools for Macro-Scale University of Wuerzburg, Germany
Kittel4, Peer Trilcke5
1: National Research University Higher Data Analysis in the History of
School of Economics, Moscow; 2: Science Network analysis of the
Göttingen State and University Library; Elyse Graham, Robert Crease manuscript context of Old
3: Herzog August Library, Wolfenbüttel; SUNY Stony Brook, United States of Icelandic literature
4: University of Graz; 5: University of America Katarzyna Anna Kapitan
Potsdam University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Binary Truths: Developing a
La Production de l’Espace dans Linked Data Model for Using Methods of
l’Imprimé Français d’Ancien Historiographical Arguments Computational Linguistics for
Régime : Le Cas de la Gazette M. H. Beals Resolving the "Homeric
François Dominic Laramée Loughborough University, United Question"
Université de Montréal, Canada Kingdom Christoph Beierle1, Norbert
Blößner2, Sebastian Kruse1,3
Reading the Norton Linked Places: A Modeling 1: University of Hagen, Germany; 2:
Anthologies: Databases, Pattern and Software for Freie Universität Berlin, Germany; 3:
Canons, and “Careers” Representing Historical Max Planck Institute for the History of
Erik Fredner, David McClure, JD Movement Science, Berlin, Germany
Porter
Stanford University, United States of Karl Grossner1, Merrick Lex Digital Analysis Of The Literary
America Berman2, Rainer Simon3 Reception Of J.W. V. Goethe’s
1: World Heritage Web; 2: Harvard Die Leiden Des Jungen Werthers
Beyond Coocurrence: Network University; 3: Austrian Institute of Sandra Murr, Florian Barth
Visualization in the Civil War Technology Universität Stuttgart, Germany
Governors of Kentucky
Patrick A. Lewis1, Jeff Dycus1, RAT 2.0
Anthony P. Curtis1, Whitney R. Winfried Höhn, Christoph Schommer
Smith1, Sara Carlstead Brumfield2, Dept of Computer Science, ILIAS Lab,
Ben W. Brumfield2 University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
1: Kentucky Historical Society; 2:
Brumfield Labs, LLC
11:30am Mtg-03: ACH Annual General Meeting
12:30pm
11:30am Lunch02: Lunch Break. Concurrent Meetings: ACH AGM (11:30-12:30), GeoHumanities SIG (12:30-1:30)
1:30pm
12:30pm Mtg-07: GeoHumanities Special Interest Group Meeting
1:30pm
- Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Arts 260 Location: Arts W-20
3:00pm Chair: Daniel Paul O'Donnell Chair: Laura Estill Chair: Marco Büchler
From Usability Testing and Text Corpora and Complex Networks Multiplying Access: the
Analysis to User-Response as Cultural Critique: Marianne Moore Digital
Criticism Investigating Race and Gender Archive's Tools and Methods for
Florentina Armaselu1, Catherine Bias in Graphic Narratives Collaboration
Emma Jones2 Alexander Dunst, Rita Hartel Nikolaus Lee Wasmoen
1: University of Luxembourg, University of Paderborn, Germany University at Buffalo, United States of
Luxembourg; 2: University of America
Luxembourg, Luxembourg The Seven Words of the Virgin:
Identifying change in the Mining the Cultural Memory of
De quoi est-il question dans le discourse context of the Irish Industrial Schools Using
discours en art contemporain? concept of virginity in Early Word Embedding and Text
La fouille de textes appliquée à Modern English Classification
l’art contemporain dans les Susan Fitzmaurice2, Marc Susan Leavy, Emilie Pine, Mark
centres d’artistes Keane
Alexander1, Justyna Robinson3,
Dominic Forest, Vinh Truong, Lemay University College Dublin, Ireland
Michael Pidd2, Iona Hine2, Seth
Yvon
Mehl2, Fraser Dallachy1, Matthew
Université de Montréal, Canada Tracing Swerves Of Influence:
Groves2, Kathryn Rogers2, Brian Text Reuse And The Reception
Aitken1 Of Lucretius In 18th-century
Modeling Creativity: Tracking
1: University of Glasgow, United England
Long-term Lexical Change
Kingdom; 2: University of Sheffield,
Peter Organisciak1, Samuel Charles M. Cooney, Clovis
United Kingdom; 3: University of
Gladstone
Franklin2 Sussex, United Kingdom
ARTFL, United States of America
1: University of Illinois, United States of
America; 2: Brown University, United How to Close Read a Topic
States of America Model: TWiC Reads Emily
Dickinson's Fascicles
Jonathan Ilan Armoza
New York University, United States of
America
Location: Arts W-215 Location: Leacock 219 Location: Leacock 26
Chair: Susan L. Wiesner Chair: Vika Zafrin Chair: Matthew K. Gold
Schrifttanz Zwei Copyright, Digital Humanities, Building Space for DH

Susan L. Wiesner1, Rommie L. and Global Geographies of Communities
Knowledge Matthew K. Gold1, Scot French2,
Stalnaker3, Stephen Ramsay2, Brian Vika Zafrin1, Isabel Galina Russell2, Lisa Spiro3, Micki Kaufman1, Erin
Pytlik Zillig2 Alex Gil3, Padmini Ray Murray4 Glass4, Lisa Rhody1, Hélène Huet5
1: University of Maryland Libraries, 1: Boston University, United States of 1: Graduate Center, City University of
United States of America; 2: University America; 2: Universidad Nacional New York, United States of America; 2:
Of Nebraska - Lincoln; 3: Independent Autónoma de México, Mexico; 3: University of Central Florida; 3: Rice
Scholar Columbia University, United States of University; 4: University of California,
America; 4: Srishti School of Art, San Diego; 5: University of Florida
Design and Technology, India
Chair: Silvia Eunice Gutiérrez De la Torre Chair: Sophie Marcotte Chair: Brian Croxall
Libraries and Digital Research: Topics and genre changes in Political Correctness in the
Sharing the Incubator Czech sociological articles Polish Press between 1945 and
Zoe Borovsky, Claudia Horning, Radim Hladík 1962. Historical Culturomics of
Dawn Childress Czech Academy of Sciences, Charles Names of Nationalities, Ethnic
UCLA, United States of America University Groups, and ‘Sensitive’
Lexemes based on the
Informing Library-Based Digital Ngrams Against Agnotology: ChronoPress Corpus of Polish.
Publishing: A Survey of Combatting Tobacco Industry Adam Tomasz Pawłowski
Scholars’ Needs in a Narratives About Addiction University of Wrocław, Poland
Contemporary Publishing Through A Quantitative Analysis
Environment of 14 Million Documents Using Big Data to Ask Big
Megan Senseney, LaTesha Velez, Stephan Risi Questions: A Digital Humanities
Christopher R. Maden, Janet Stanford University, United States of Challenge in Historic
Swatscheno, Maria Bonn, Harriett America Newspapers
Green, Katrina Fenlon
Leah Weinryb Grohsgal
University of Illinois, United States of Scaffolded Hermenutica for National Endowment for the
America Literary Scholars with Novice Humanities, United States of America
Technical Skills
Online Shadow Libraries and the Jeremy Browne A Database of Online Book
Future of Humanities Brigham Young University, United Response and the Nature of the
Scholarship States of America Literary Thriller
Stephen Reid McLaughlin
Peter Boot
University of Texas at Austin, United Access(ed) Poetry. The Graph Huygens ING, The Netherlands
States of America Poem Project and the Place of
Poetry in Digital Humanities A Framework For Historical
Negotiating Sustainability: The Chris Tanasescu (MARGENTO), Russian Flu Epidemic
Grant Services “Menu" at UVic Diana Inkpen, Vaibhav Kesarwani, Exploration From German
Libraries Brian Paget Newspapers
Lisa Goddard University of Ottawa, Canada
Van Canh Tran1, Katja Markert2,
University of Victoria, Canada
Wolfgang Nejdl1
Research Center as Distant 1: L3S Research Center, Hannover
University, Germany; 2: Department of
Publisher: Developing
Computational Linguistics, Heidelberg
Non-Consumptive Compliant
University, Germany
Open Data Worksets to Support
New Modes of Inquiry "A Trace of this Journey":
Robert H. McDonald Citations of Digitised
Indiana University, United States of Newspapers in UK History PhD
America
Theses
Paul Matthew Gooding
University of East Anglia, United
Kingdom
3:30pm
- Location: Leacock 219 Location: Leacock 26 Location: Arts W-120
5:00pm Chair: Christof Schöch Chair: Sarah Kenderdine Chair: Aimée Morrison
Script Identification in Medieval Contextual Interpretation of Twitter Comme Source Pour

Latin Manuscripts Using Digital Music Notation l’Histoire Du Temps Présent : Le
Convolutional Neural Networks Kevin Page, David Lewis, David Référendum Grec De 2015
Mike Kestemont1, Dominique Weigl Comme Etude de Cas
Stutzmann2 University of Oxford, United Kingdom Sofia Papastamkou
1: University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2: Maison européenne des sciences de
French National Centre for Scientific Numbers into Notes: Digital l'homme et de la société, France
Research, France Prototyping as Close Reading of
Ada Lovelace’s ‘Note A’ Untangling the Social Network
Machine Vision Algorithms On David De Roure, Pip Willcox of Musicians
Cadaster Plans University of Oxford, United Kingdom Stefan Jänicke, Josef Focht
Sofia Ares Oliveira, Frederic Kaplan, Leipzig University, Germany
Isabella di Lenardo Dead And Beautiful: The
EPFL, Switzerland Analysis Of Colors By Means Of Understanding Botnet-driven
Contrasts In Neo-Zombie Movies Blog Spam: Motivations and
Niels-Oliver Walkowski1, Johannes Methods
Pause2 Brandon Bevans, Bruce DeBruhl,
1: BBAW - Berlin-Brandenburgische Foaad Khosmood
Akademie der Wissenschaften, California Polytechnic State University,
Germany; 2: Technische Universität United States of America
Dresden, Germany
Chair: Shih-Pei Chen Chair: Miriam Peña-Pimentel Chair: David M. Berry
Treating a Genre as a Database: Humanidades Digitales en Critical Digital Humanities and

the Chinese Local Gazetteers, Iberoamérica: desafíos Machine-Learning
the LG tools, and Research institucionales para su Caroline Bassett, David M. Berry, M.
Based on This New Digital desarrollo y consolidación Beatrice Fazi, Jack Pay, Ben Roberts
Methodology Miriam Peña Pimentel1, Paola University of Sussex, United Kingdom
Shih-Pei Chen1, Qun Che1,2, Ling Ricaurte2, Adriana Álvarez
Cao3, Dagmar Schäfer1, Hongsu Sánchez1, Esteban Romero Frías3,
Wang4 Cristobal Suárez Guerrero4, Virginia
1: Max Planck Institute for the History Brussa5, Enedina Ortega2, Ana
of Science; 2: Shanghai Jiaotung Teresa Morales Rodríguez6, Alberto
University; 3: Nanjing University of
Ramírez Martinell6
Information Science and Technology; 4:
1: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
Harvard University
México; 2: Tecnológico de Monterrey;
3: Universidad de Granada; 4:
Universitat de València; 5: Universidad
Nacional de Rosario; 6: Universidad
Veracruzana
Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Arts 260
Chair: Christian-Emil Ore Chair: Kathi Inman Berens
Lifting the knowledge from Dazzle them with Baffles:

Medieval Age: CIDOC-CRM for Gauging Attitudes toward Digital
Nurcara Project. Fabrication in an Online
Matteo Lorenzini1, Luca Sanna2 Musicians’ Community
1: Austrian Academy of Science, Brian Greenspan
Austria; 2: Università degli Studi di Carleton University, Canada
Sassari
Leveraging Expert Domain
La Réception De L’édition Knowledge to Learn a
Critique Numérique : Accès Representation of Symbolic
Multiples Pour Publics Divers ? Music
Joana Casenave1,2, Yves Marcoux1 Johanna Devaney
1: Université de Montréal, Canada; 2: Ohio State University, United States of
Université Paris-Est Créteil, France America
Une Ontologie Pour Archiver Et "Come Together, Right Now":

Donner Accès Aux OEuvres Discovery and Interoperability
Numériques Littéraires for Born-Digital Music
Yan Rucar, Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, Scholarship
Marc Douguet Timothy Charles Duguid1, Elizabeth
Labex Obvil, Université La Sorbonne, Grumbach2
France
1: University of Glasgow, United
Kingdom; 2: Texas A&M University,
United States
Augmented dance scholarship:

computer-assisted analysis of
Javanese dance
Miguel Escobar Varela, Luis Carlos
Hernández Barraza
National University of Singapore,
Singapore
5:15pm Event03: Zampolli Prize plenary
6:45pm
Date: Friday, 11/Aug/2017
8:00am LP-25: Long Paper Session LP-26: Long Paper Session LP-27: Long Paper Session PS-22: Panel Session
- Location: Leacock 219 Location: Arts W-215 Location: Leacock 232 Location: Arts 260
9:30am Chair: Glen Worthey Chair: Nancy E. Friedland Chair: Quinn Dombrowski Chair: Franziska Margarete
Schloots
The Early History of What Changed When A Survey on Research

Digital Humanities Andy Weir’s The Martian Data at the Faculty of Reconstruction –
Chris Alen Sula, Heather Got Edited? Arts and Humanities of Representation –
Hill 1 the University of Collaboration.
Erik Ketzan , Christof
Pratt Institute, School of 2 Cologne Interdisciplinary
Schöch
Information Brigitte Mathiak, Simone Approaches To
1: Birkbeck, University of
London, United Kingdom; 2: Kronenwett Changes In Contexts
Uncovering ‘hidden’ University of Würzburg, CCeH, Germany Of Digital (Music)
contributions to the Germany Editions
history of Digital Vers les Données Liées : Franziska Schloots,
Humanities: the Index Networks of the Great Conséquences Bianca Meise, Peter
Thomisticus’ female Awakenings: Théoriques et Pratiques Stadler, Jörg Müller-
keypunch operators Pour les Sciences Lietzkow, Dorothee
Classification of Revival
Meister, Johannes
Julianne Nyhan1, Melissa Sermons by Word Humaines
Kepper, Daniel
Terras2 Usage Statistics Lyne Da Sylva Röwenstrunk
1: University College London, Michał Choiński, Jan Université de Montréal, Paderborn University,
United Kingdom; 2: University Rybicki Canada Germany
College London, United Institute of English Studies,
Kingdom Jagiellonian University, Citational Politics:
Krakow, Poland Quantifying Impact in
Beyond Validation: Digital Scholarship in
Using Programmed Don’t Get Fooled by the Humanities
Diagnostics to Learn Word Embeddings Roopika Risam1, Amy
About, Monitor, and —Better Watch their
Earhart2
Successfully Complete Neighborhood
1: Salem State University,
Your DH Project Johannes Hellrich1, Udo United States of America; 2:
Martin Holmes1, Joey Hahn2 Texas A&M University, United
Takeda2 1: Graduate School 'The States of America
1: Humanities Computing & Romantic Model', Friedrich
Media Centre, University of Schiller University Jena,
Victoria, Canada; 2: Jena, Germany; 2: Jena
University of British University Language &
Columbia, Vancouver, Information Engineering
Canada (JULIE) Lab, Friedrich
Schiller University Jena,
Jena, Germany
PS-23: Panel Session SP-22: Short Paper Session SP-23: Short Paper Session SP-24: Short Paper
Location: Leacock 26 Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Arts W-120 Session
Chair: Alan Liu Chair: Isabel Galina Russell Location: Bronfman 001
Chair: Constance Crompton
Mapping Concepts and
Open, Shareable, Reading Handwritten Authors from 20th
Reproducible Workflows Scripts: Investigating Century Portuguese A cross-language
for the Digital the Human Visual Magazines of Ideas and co-word network
Humanities: The Case of System for Artificial Culture comparison of
the 4Humanities.org Intelligence in Joana Malta, Pedro Lisboa Buddhist literature in
"WhatEvery1Says" Palaeography SLHI - CHAM - FCSH/UNL, Digital Library and
Project Ségolène Marie Tarte, Portugal Museum of Buddhist
Alan Liu1, Ashley Mihaela Duta, Chrystalina study
Antoniades The Third Way: Muh-Chyun Tang,
Champagne1, Jeremy
University of Oxford, United Discovery Beyond Kuang-hua Chen
Douglass1, Scott
Kingdom Search and Browse in Dept. of Library and
Kleinman3, Jamal Russell1, Information Science,
Lindsay Thomas2
Letters of 1916
Cäsar Flaischlen’s National Taiwan University,
1: University of California, Susan Schreibman, Sara
“Graphische Litteratur- Taiwan
Santa Barbara, United States Kerr, Shane McGarry
Tafel” - Digitizing A Maynooth University
of America; 2: University of The Extended
Giant Historical
Miami, Miami, United States Flowchart Of Foreign Médias Sociaux et Mise Language of Religious
of America; 3: California State Influences On German en Scène de l’Histoire Reform: Marking Up a
University, Northridge Literature Martin Grandjean Register for Early
Angelika Hechtl1, Ingo University of Lausanne, Modern Sermons
Börner2, Frank Fischer3, Switzerland Thomas Winn Dabbs
Peer Trilcke4 Aoyama Gakuin University,
1: WU Wien, Austria; 2:
A Generic Tool for Tokyo, Japan
Universität Wien, Austria; 3: Visualizing Patterns in
Higher School of Economics Poetry Measuring Canonicity:
Moscow, Russia; 4: Onur Musaoğlu2, Özge a Network Analysis
Universität Potsdam, Dağ2, Özge Küçükakça2, Approach to Poetry
Germany Anthologies
Alkim Almila Akdag Salah1,
Albert Ali Salah2 Natalie M Houston
Transcription of University of
1: Sehir University, Turkey; 2:
Encoded Manuscripts Bogazici University, Turkey Massachusetts-Lowell,
with Image Processing United States of America
Techniques Distant Rhythm:
Alicia Fornes1, Beáta The Psalter Project:
Automatic Enjambment
Megyesi2, Joan Mas1
Providing Mediated
Detection on Four
1: Computer Vision Center, Access to Religio-
Centuries of Spanish
Universitat Autònoma de Political Subjects in
Sonnets
Barcelona, Spain; 2: Dept. of Early Modern England
Pablo J Ruiz Fabo1, Clara I
Linguistics and Philology, Nandra Perry, Bryan Paul
Uppsala University, Sweden Martínez Cantón2, Thierry Tarpley
Poibeau1 Texas A&M University,
Object Classification in 1: Lattice Lab (École Normale United States of America
Images of Neoclassical Supérieure, France, CNRS, U
Artifacts Using Deep Paris 3, PSL Research German History-
University, USPC); 2: Digital: Platform for
Learning
Department of Spanish
Bernhard Bermeitinger, Transnational
Literature and Literary
Simon Donig, Maria Theory, UNED (Madrid)
Historical Knowledge
Christoforaki, André Co-creation
Freitas, Siegfried Matthew Hiebert1,
Handschuh
Simone Lässig1,
Universität Passau, Germany
Andreas Witt2
1: German Historical
Institute Washington DC,
United States of America;
2: University of Cologne,
Germany
10:00am
10:00am LP-28: Long Paper Session LP-29: Long Paper Session LP-30: Long Paper Session PS-24: Panel Session
- Location: Arts W-215 Location: Bronfman 001 Location: Leacock 232 Location: Arts W-120
11:30am Chair: Eleonora Litta Chair: Paige Courtney Morgan Chair: Vika Zafrin Chair: Anna-Maria Sichani
A Scholarly Edition for From the Editorial Chain Digital Humanities as Refining our Concept
Mobile Devices to the Research Critical University of ‘Access’ for Digital
Peter Robinson1, Barbara Platform: Structuring, Studies Scholarly Editions: A
Bordalejo2 Enriching and Matt Applegate DiXiT Panel on
1: University of Publishing Large Molloy College, United States Accessibility,
Saskatchewan, Canada; 2: Collections of Digitized of America Usability, Pedagogy,
KU Leuven Scientific Publications Collaboration,
Nathalie Fargier Collaborations in the Community and
Transcriptional ENS de Lyon, France Global Midwest: The Diversity.
Implicature: Using a Diffusion of DH Values Anna-Maria Sichani1,4,
Transcript to Reason PERsonalIzed COlour in Research Wout Dillen2, Merisa
about an Exemplar ProfilEs PERiSCOPE: A Collaborations in the
Ariel Martinez2, Aodhán
Claus Huitfeldt1, Michael modern methodology Humanities Without
Kelly3, Elli Bleeker3
for rendering colour in Walls consortium
Sperberg-McQueen2 1: Huygens ING - KNAW,
1: University of Bergen, digital media displays Harriett Elizabeth Green, The Netherlands; 2:
Norway; 2: Black Mesa Peter R. Fornaro, Sofia Megan Senseney, Maria Swedish School of Library
Technologies LLC Georgakopoulou, Lukas Bonn and Information Science
Rosenthaler University of Illinois at University of Borås,
Facilitating Fine-Grained Digital Humanities Lab, Urbana-Champaign, United Sweden; 3: Center for
Open Annotations of University of Basel, States of America Manuscript Genetics
Scholarly Sources Switzerland University of Antwerp,
Micro DH: Digital Belgium; 4: University of
Peter Boot, Ronald
Enhanced RTI for Arts Humanities at the Small Ioannina, Greece
Haentjens Dekker, Marijn
Koolen, Liliana Melgar and Humanities Scale
Huygens ING, Netherlands, Peter R. Fornaro, Andrea Roopika Risam, Susan
The Bianco, Aeneas Kaiser, Edwards
Lukas Rosenthaler, Lother Salem State University,
Schmitt, Heidrun Feldmann United States of America
Digital Humanities Lab,
University of Basel,
Switzerland
PS-25: Panel Session SP-25: Short Paper Session SP-26: Short Paper Session VP-01: Virtual Paper
Location: Leacock 26 Location: Leacock 219 Location: Bronfman 002 Location: Arts 260
Chair: Chad Gaffield Chair: Joanna Elizabeth Chair: Elika Ortega Chair: Cecily Raynor
Swafford
Scaling up Arts and Mapping the Meshwork Genetic Editions to

Humanities - The Making Manuscripts of the Independent the Extreme?
DARIAH Approach to Searchable: DEx: A Media Arts Conserving Historical
Data and Services Database of Dramatic Lindsay Kistler Mattock Text Generators
Extracts, Digital University of Iowa, United
Aurélien Berra1, Vanessa Claus-Michael
Publication, and States of America Schlesinger
Hannesschläger2, Chad
Boutique Projects Universität Stuttgart,
Gaffield3, Nicolas
Laura Estill Using Archival Texts to Germany
Larrousse4, Mike Priddy5,
Texas A&M University, United Create Network Graphs
Paulin Ribbe4, Carsten States of America WeisoEvent: A
of Musicians in Early
Thiel6 Ming-Weiso Event
Modern Venice
1: Université Paris-Ouest Pushkin Digital Project Analytics Tool with
Mollie Kathleen Ables,
Nanterre, France; 2: ÖAW,
Gabriel Belyak Tassie Gniady, Kalani Named Entity Markup
Austria; 3: University of
Saint Petersburg State Craig, Grace Thomas, and Spatial-Temporal
Ottawa, Canada; 4: CNRS,
University (SPbSU), Russian Adam Hochstetter Information Linking
France; 5: DANS-KNAW,
Federation Indiana University, United Richard Tzong-Han
Netherlands; 6: University of
Göttingen, Germany States of America Tsai1,2, Yu-Ting Lai2,
L’Extraction
Pi-Ling Pai1, Yu-Chun
Automatique des Motifs All the Things You Are:
Wang4, Sunny Hui-Min
Dramaturgiques dans Accessing An Enriched
Huang3, I-Chun Fan1,3
les Séquences de Deux Musicological
1: Center for GIS,
Scènes Prosopography Through
Research Center for
Marc Douguet JazzCats Humanities and Social
OBVIL - Université Paris- Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller2, Sciences, Academia
Sorbonne, France Daniel Bangert3, Alfie Sinica, Taiwan; 2: Dept. of
Abdul-Rahman1 Computer Science and
Transforming Theater 1: University of Oxford, Information Engineering,
History through United Kingdom; 2: Australian National Central University,
Crowdsourced National University; 3: UNSW Taiwan; 3: Institute of
Transcription Australia History and Philology,
Academia Sinica, Taiwan;
Lindsay King, Peter
4: Chunghwa Telecom,
Leonard Towards a Linked Data
Taiwan
Yale University, United States
Access to Folktales
of America Classified by Towards a New
Thompson’s Motifs and Approach in the Study
Collaboration: An Aarne-Thompson-
Insurmountable Problem Uther’s Types of Ancient Greek
In The Non-Traditional Music: The Virtual
Thierry Declerck Reconstruction of an
Authorship Attribution German Research Center for
Studies Of The Dramatic Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), Aulos “Early type”
Canon Of William from Sicily
University of Vienna
Shakespeare Angela Bellia
University of Bologna -
Joseph Rudman
New York University
Department of English,
Carnegie Mellon University, Optical Character
United States of America Recognition with a
Neural Network Model
for Coptic
Kirill Bulert1, So
Miyagawa2
1: eTRAP Research
Group, Institute of
Computer Science,
University of Göttingen,
Germany; 2: CRC1136,
KELLIA, and Seminar for
Egyptology and Coptic
Studies, University of
Göttingen, Germany;
Department of Linguistics,
Kyoto University, Japan
Distinguishing
Newspaper Genres.
Exploring Automated
Classification of
Journalism’s Modes
of Expression
Frank Harbers1, Juliette
Lonij2
1: University of Groningen,
Netherlands, The; 2:
National Library of the
Netherlands
11:30am Mtg-04: centerNet Annual General Meeting
12:30pm
11:30am Lunch03: Lunch Break. Concurrent Meetings: centerNet AGM (11:30-12:30), GO::DH SIG (12:30-1:30)
1:30pm
12:30pm Mtg-08: GO::DH Special Interest Group Meeting
1:30pm
1:30pm LP-31: Long Paper Session LP-32: Long Paper Session PS-26: Panel Session PS-27: Panel Session
- Location: Bronfman 001 Location: Arts W-215 Location: Leacock 232 Location: Leacock 219
3:00pm Chair: Brian Croxall Chair: David Beavan Chair: Lee Bessette Chair: Eduard Arriaga
Neutralising the Playful Instruments: Sustaining and Scaling Accessing Alternative

Authorial Signal in Delta Reimagining Games as the Digital Liberal Arts Histories and Futures:
by Penalization: Tools for Research and Lee Skallerup Bessette1, Afro-Latin American
Stylometric Clustering Scholarly Kristen Eshleman2, Caitlin Models for the Digital
of Genre in Spanish Communication Christian-Lamb2, Siobhan Humanities
Novels Jon Saklofske Eduard Arriaga1, Andrés
Senier3, Paul A.
José Calvo Tello, Daniel Acadia University, Canada Villar2, Yvone Captain-
Youngman4
Schlör, Ulrike Henny-
1: University of Mary Hidalgo3, Maria Cecilia
Krahmer, Christof Schöch Trauma Representations Washington, United States of Martino4
University of Wuerzburg, in Videogames America; 2: Davidson 1: University of
Germany Jennifer Olive College, United States of Indianapolis, United States
Georgia State University, America; 3: University of New of America; 2: The
A Common Conceptual United States of America Hampshire, United States of University of Western
Model For The Study of America; 4: Washington and Ontario; 3: George
Poetry In The Digital Towards Feminist Data Lee University, United States Washington University; 4:
Humanities Production; A Case of America Universidad de Buenos
Mariana Curado Malta1,2, Study From Comics Aires/ CONICET
Elena Gonzalez-Blanco1, Alexander Robert Turton
Clara Martínez Cantón1, University of East Anglia,
Gimena del Rio1,3 United Kingdom
1: UNED-LINHD; 2:
ISCAP.PP; 3: Conicet
Humanités Numériques
et Web Sémantique : du
langage naturel à une
représentation
computationnelle
structurée et
sémantique des
données
Pascaline Laure
Tchienehom
Université de Paris 10,
France
Location: Leacock 26 Location: Bronfman 002
Chair: Julianne Nyhan Chair: Péter Király
The Intellectual A Shared Task for a

Structure of Digital Shared Goal: Systematic
Humanities: An Author Annotation of Literary
Co-Citation Analysis Texts
Jin Gao, Oliver Nils Reiter1, Evelyn Gius2,
Duke-Williams, Simon Jannik Strötgen3, Marcus
Mahony, Melanie
Willand1
Ramdarshan Bold, Julianne
1: Stuttgart University,
Nyhan
Germany; 2: Hamburg
University College London,
University, Germany; 3: Max
United Kingdom
Planck Institute for
Informatics, Saarland
Credit Allocation with Informatics Campus,
the Social Knowledge Germany
Timeline
Aaron Mathew Mauro Flexible NLP Pipelines
Penn State Erie, The for Digital Humanities
Behrend College, United Research
States of America
Janneke Van Der Zwaan1,
A Survey of Digital Wouter Smink2, Anneke
Humanities Programs Sools2, Gerben Westerhof2,
Bernard Veldkamp2, Sytske
Chris Alen Sula1, S E
Wiegersma2
Hackney2, Phillip
1: Netherlands eScience
Cunningham3
Center, Netherlands, The; 2:
1: Pratt Institute, School of University of Twente
Information; 2: University of
Pittsburgh, School of
A Platform For
Information Sciences; 3: The
Amistad Research Center Long-Term Accessibility
Of Research Data In The
Interfacing Collaborative Humanities
and Multiple-Layered Lukas Rosenthaler,
Spaces of Interpretation Benjamin Geer, Ivan
Subotic, Tobias Schweizer,
in Humanities Research.
Peter Fornaro
The Case of
Semantically-Enhanced Switzerland
Objective Hermeneutics.
Christoph Schindler1, Towards a Digital
Cornelia Veja1, Helge Narratology of Space
Kminek2 Gabriel Viehhauser-Mery,
1: German Institute for Florian Barth
International Educational Universität Stuttgart,
Research (DIPF), Germany; Germany
2: Goethe University
Frankfurt Integrating historical
scientific texts into the
Evaluating Research Bernoulli-Euler Online
Practices In The Digital platform
Humanities By Means Of
Tobias Julius Schweizer1,
User-Activity-Analysis 1
Sepideh Alassi , Martin
Niels-Oliver Walkowski
Mattmüller2, Lukas
BBAW - Berlin-
Brandenburgische Akademie Rosenthaler1, Helmut
der Wissenschaften, Harbrecht2
Germany 1: Digital Humanities Lab,
Switzerland; 2: Bernoulli
Euler Centre, University of
Basel, Switzerland
3:30pm
3:30pm LP-34: Long Paper Session LP-35: Long Paper Session PS-28: Panel Session SP-29: Short Paper
- Location: Leacock 26 Location: Leacock 219 Location: Leacock 232 Session
5:00pm Chair: Dorothy Carr Porter Chair: Claire Clivaz Chair: Louis Chartrand Location: Arts W-120
Chair: Lisa Rhody
A World of Difference: Modelling Interpretation Computer-Assisted
Myths and in 3DH: New dimensions Conceptual Analysis of Character
misconceptions about of visualization Textual Data as Applied Distributions of
the TEI 1
Jan Christoph Meister , to Philosophical Classical Chinese
James C. Cummings Johanna Drucker2, Corpuses Literary Texts: Zipf’s
University of Oxford, United Jean-Guy Meunier1, Louis Law, Genres, and
Geoffrey Rockwell3
Kingdom Chartrand1, Jackie C.K.
Epochs
1: University of Hamburg,
Germany; 2: UCLA, USA; 3: Cheung2, Mathieu Valette3, Chao-Lin Liu1,2, Shuhua
Hapax: Probabilistic University of Alberta, Canada Zhang1,4, Yuanli Geng1,3,
Marie-Noëlle Bayle1
part-of-speech tagging Huei-ling Lai2, Hongsu
1: Université du Québec à
in XQuery and XForms In Defence of Montréal; 2: McGill University; Wang1
C. M. Sperberg-McQueen Sandcastles: Research 3: Université Sorbonne Paris 1: Harvard University,
Black Mesa Technologies Thinking Through Cité USA; 2: National Chengchi
LLC, United States of Visualization In DH University, Taiwan; 3:
America Liaoning University, China;
Uta Hinrichs1, Stefania
4: Northwestern
eLexicon. Dictionary of Forlini2
Polytechnical University,
1: School of Computer
Polish Medieval Latin: China
Science, University of St
from TEI encoding to an
Andrews, United Kingdom; 2:
eXist-db application Department of English,
Flexible Computing
Krzysztof Nowak University of Calgary, Canada Services for
Institute of Polish Language, Comparisons and
Polish Academy of Sciences, Iterative Data Modelling: Analyses of Classical
Poland Chinese Poetry
from Teaching Practice
to Research Method Chao-Lin Liu1,2
Pim van Bree, Geert 1: Department of
Kessels Computer Science,
LAB1100, Netherlands, The National Chengchi
University, Taiwan; 2: East
Asian Languages and
Civilizations, Harvard
University, USA
An Automated
Approach to Model
the Transformation
Process of the Reuse
of Bernard de
Clairvaux: How Do
Lexical Resources
help?
Maria Moritz, Marco
Büchler
University of Göttingen,
Germany
Location: Arts W-215 Location: Arts 260
Chair: Barbara Bordalejo Chair: Ryan Cordell
Tracking Transmission Automatically Analyzing

of Details in Paintings Recordings of Musical
Benoit Seguin, Isabella di Performances
Lenardo, Frédéric Kaplan Johanna Devaney
EPFL, Switzerland Ohio State University, United
States of America
Illustrations to
Photographs: using How does Google
computer vision to Cultural Institute Affect
analyse news pictures in the Collections of
Dutch newspapers, Museums? The Case of
1860-1940 Turkey
Thomas Smits Sümeyye Akça
Raboud University, Hacettepe University, Turkey
Netherlands, The
MemoRekall Video
Layout Analysis on Capsules : a
Newspaper Archives combination of both
Vincent Buntinx1, Frédéric intra and inter-
Kaplan1, Aris Xanthos2 documentary
1: EPFL (École polytechnique approaches to address
fédérale de Lausanne), the documentation of
Switzerland; 2: UNIL performing arts.
(Université de Lausanne), Clarisse Bardiot
Switzerland University of Valenciennes,
Belgium
Tracing the Colors of
Clothing in Paintings Accessing Russian
with Image Analysis Culture Online: The
Alkım Almıla Akdag Salah2, scope of digitisation in
Albert Ali Salah1 museums across Russia
1: Bogazici University, Melissa Terras1, Inna
Turkey; 2: Istanbul Sehir Kizhner2, Maxim
University, Turkey
Rumyantsev2, Kristina
Sycheva2
1: University College London,
UK; 2: Siberian Federal
University, Russian
Federation
Digital Musicology:
Through Research and
Teaching
Tim Crawford1, Kevin
Page2, David I Lewis1,2,
David De Roure2
1: Goldsmiths, University of
London, United Kingdom; 2:
Oxford University
5:15pm Event04: Keynote (Elizabeth Guffey), Conference officially closes
6:45pm
7:30pm Event05: Closing Banquet
- Location: Saint James Club
9:30pm

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Date: Monday, 07/Aug/2017

XQuery for Digital Construire sa Digital Scholarship

Séance d'initiation Let’s Develop an Computer Vision Shaping

XQuery for Data Hands on Text Advancing Linked

Transkribus: Handwritten Text From Text to Networks: CATMA 5.0 Tutorial

High Performance Computing Introduction to Electronic The Design of Historical Data

5:00pm Event01: DH2017 Conference officially opens, Keynote (Marin Dacos)

Linking the Same Ukiyo-e Prints Mapping the Enlightenment:

Novel Approaches to research

Prototypical Emotion From Jane Austen’s original Cultural (Re-)formations:

Queer Infrastructures: Digital Digital Religion - Digital Tackling Innovation Networks

New potentials in the digital

Shelf life: Identifying the

Modeling Place in Ulysses: Toward Reproducibility in DH

Georeferencing of Place Markers

12:30pm Mtg-05: Library+DH Special Interest Mtg-06: AV in DH Special Interest

A Ten-Year Summary of a Access To Cultural Heritage WorldViews: Access to

Digital Access as an Equity Ouvrir les Boîtes Noires : un

Makers by Mail: Providing Collaborative Writing to Build

Measuring completeness as Tempi Verbali e Strutture Toponyms as Entry Points into a

Alternate Histories of the Digital High-resolution musicology: Thème: Imaginaires et pratiques

Interpreting Racial Identities and Resistance to Segregation in the Digital Sphere

Lexos: An Integrated Lexomics Workflow

Exploring Word Formation Latin

The Bodleian TEI Catalogue Consolidation Project

ARL Digital Scholarship Institute

nodegoat: Enabling Explorative Research

Bretez II : La machine à remonter le temps

Death by Numbers: Bills of Mortality in Early Modern London

Introducing the Open Online Newspaper Initiative

The Victoria Press Circle

Embedding Digital Humanities in a Classics Master Programme

Mapping Prohibition: The Challenges of Digitally (Re)creating Historical Spaces

A Handbook of Electronic Literature Reading

Effective Identification of Citations in the Kanseki Repository

Digital Humanities at Berkeley and the Digital Life Project

Mapping Linked Data Subject Headings in the Library Catalog

Re(a)d Wedding: A Comparative Discourse Analysis of Fan Responses to Game of Thrones

Mapping Violence: Visualizing State-Sanctioned Racial Violence on the Mexico/Texas Border

POSTagging and Semantic Dictionary Creation for Hittite Cuneiform

American Panorama: An Atlas of United States History

Collaborative Approaches to Open up Russian Manuscript Lexicons

HumaReC project: digital New Testament and continuous data publishing

Making topic modeling easy. A programming library in Python

Mnemosine, Biblioteca Digital de La otra Edad de Plata (1868-1936)

Tropy: A Tool for Research Photo Management

“Comparing Correspondences: Robert Southey and Willa Cather”

“Cast Your Net Wide: Finding Historical References in Parliamentary Data"

Archivlo: Digitizing the Archival Research Workflow

Modelling a Prosopography for the Roman Republic

Collecting Name of Historical Person from Historical Material Related to Japan

Go Queer: Producing Queer Place with Locative Media

The Game of Writing: Gamification and Social Commenting in Writing Instruction

Digital Humanities Clinics - Leading Dutch Librarians Into DH

Playing with Time

Seven Years of Research on Digital 3D Reconstruction in Humanities – Results, Implications And

Modeling Student Authorship: The Rhetoric of Markup in the Writing Classroom

"Mapping Borges in the Argentine Publishing Industry (1930-1951)"

Genealogies of VR in the archives

Journaux Intimes Francophones en Russie au XIXe siècle : une Approche Textométrique de

The Creative Computing Lab in Poland