| 1 |
The Measure of Middle Dutch: Rhythm and Prosody Reconstruction for Middle Dutch Literature, a Data-Driven Approach |
Wouter Haverals |
| 2 |
How to Blend Perfect Feedback Cocktails Improving Knowledge Institutions’ Digital Offerings through User-Centred Research |
Jill Hungenaert |
| 3 |
Digital Scholarly Editing and Memory Institutions |
Wout Dillen |
| 4 |
FuD – A Virtual Research Environment for the Humanities and Social Sciences |
Yvonne Rommelfanger |
| 5 |
Introducing the CVCE digital toolbox: authoring tools to enable the reuse of historical objects |
Catherine Emma (Kate) Jones and Lars Wieneke |
| 6 |
Lingscape – A smartphone application for research on linguistic landscapes |
Christoph Purschke |
| 7 |
A Pictograph Design of Hongmen Banquet History- the Digital Storytelling on Narrative Perspectives |
Guanze Liao, NanYing Tu |
| 8 |
Typesetting Using X-Technologies – Dead End or Promising Path? An Overview of Pros and Cons Regarding Critical Editions |
Martin Sievers |
| 9 |
ShiCo: A Visualization Tool for Shifting Concepts Through Time |
Carlos Martinez-Ortiz, Tom Kenter, Melvin Wevers, Pim Huijnen, Jaap Verheul, Joris van Eijnatten |
| 10 |
Experimental Prosopographical Network Analysis and Visualization with ‘Early Modern Letters Online’ |
Robin Buning |
| 11 |
‘Databases for young historians’: a practice-based crash course |
Leonor Álvarez Francés, Fieke Smitskamp, Thomas Delpeut, Pim van Bree, Geert Kessels |
| 12 |
Open Source tools for DH projects. CollectiveAccess and Omeka use cases |
Roxanne Wyns |
| 13 |
histograph – Graph-based exploration crowdsourced indexation |
Lars Wieneke, Daniele Guido, Marten Düring |
| 14 |
European Integration Biographies reference database (EIBIO) |
Daniele Guido, Marten Düring, Lars Wieneke, Catherine Jones |
| 15 |
New Approaches to Textual Discussions in Fernando de Herrera’s Poetry |
Laura Hernández Lorenzo |
| 16 |
Social Interaction and Hierarchy in Epistolary Networks |
Nico Dogaer |
| 17 |
Fostering a Multi-Faceted View of European History: the CROSSCULT project |
Ioanna Lykourentzou, Yannick Naudet, Catherine Jones, Ghislain Sillaume |
| 18 |
Bouquet: A Digital Library of Historical Maps of Wallonia |
Isabelle Parmentier, Sarah Erman |
| 19 |
Mapping urban movie-going, 1970s Los Angeles |
Ewa Drygalska |
| 20 |
Nineteenth century concert programs in a digital research environment; the case of Felix Meritis |
Mascha van Nieuwkerk, Harm Nijboer |
| 21 |
VogonWeb and Quadriga – Creating and Showcasing Quadruple Networks Online |
Erick Peirson, Julia Damerow, Manfred Laubichler |
| 22 |
Doing Visual Big Data – Creating the KBK-1M Dataset Containing 1,6 Million Newspaper Images Available for Researchers |
Martijn Kleppe, Desmond Elliott |
| 23 |
Inventorying, Transcribing, Collating, and Printing: Basic Components of a Virtual Platform for Scholarly Editing |
Stefan Büdenbender, Frank Queens, Martin Sievers, Joshgun Sirajzade |
| 24 |
Toward a Digital Philology. Creating, Spreading and Appropriating Knowledges through Digital Scholarly Platforms in Humanities (A Case Study of OpenEdition) |
Ingrid Mayeur |
| 25 |
Integrating Diachronous Conceptual Lexicons through Linked Open Data |
Isa Maks, Marieke van Erp, Piek Vossen, Rinke Hoekstra, Nicoline van der Sijsu |
| 26 |
CREATE: doing Digital Humanities at the University of Amsterdam |
Ivan Kisjes, Harm Nijboer |
| 27 |
Awesome Code: Developing a Tool for the Analysis of Sound Patterns and Emotions in Early Modern Dutch Theatre Plays |
Fieke Smitskamp |
| 28 |
nodegoat: a web-based data management, network analysis & visualisation environment |
Pim van Bree, Geert Kessels |
| 29 |
Roles, relations and references: Towards a computation-based distant reading of narrative-semantic roles in large datasets in Dutch |
Puck Wildschut |
| 30 |
Adapting NLP–tools for Creating an Orthographic Layer for Early Modern Dutch Texts |
Tessa Wijckmans and Wouter van Elburg |
| 31 |
The Dictionary of the Flemish Dialects goes digital |
Jacques Van Keymeulen, Veronique De Tier, Liesbet Triest, Roxane Vandenberghe, Tineke De Pauw, Pauline Van Daele, Magda Devos |
| 32 |
Dutch Overview Digital Humanities (DODH) |
Stefania Scagliola, Andrea Scharnhorst, Barbara Safradin, Hendrik Schmeer |
| 33 |
Zooming as a Didactic Metaphor: A Multi-layered Depiction of Simon Stevin’s “Mirror-Symmetry” |
Charles van den Heuvel, Florentina Armaselu |
| 34 |
How Do GIS Improve Working With Religious Statistics |
Damien Thiriet |
| 35 |
xtas 3, the eXtensible Text Analysis Suite |
Lars Buitinck, Maarten de Rijke |
| 36 |
Textual Communities. An Environment for Online Collaborative Editing |
Peter Robinson, Barbara Bordalejo |
| 37 |
Computer Technologies in German Literature at the Turn of the Millennium |
Bruno Dupont |
| 38 |
Searching and analyzing large annotated text collections in Nederlab |
Hennie Brugman |