| Time |
Event |
Location |
| 12:00-13:00 |
Registration |
Foyer |
| 13:00-14:00 |
Keynote: Melissa Terras |
KB Aula |
| 14:00-15:00 |
Paper Session A |
|
|
Various
Chair: Marijn Koolen
|
KB Aula |
|
Nodegoat: a new web based research and visualisation platform, or how to receive academic credit for hybrid micropublications |
Pim van Bree and Geert Kessels |
|
RemBench: A Digital Workbench for Rembrandt Research |
Suzan Verberne and Rudie van Leeuwen |
|
About DH (1)
Chair: Thomas Crombez
|
KB B/C |
|
Beyond patterns: Using digital methods to find and think about particularities |
Hieke Huistra, Bram Mellink |
|
Preliminaries to a Digitally Carried Out Philosophy |
Niels-Oliver Walkowski |
|
Annotation
Chair: Theo Meder |
Huygens ING Tesselschadezaal |
|
LAF-Fabric: a data analysis tool for Linguistic Annotation Framework with an application to the Hebrew Bible. |
Dirk Roorda |
|
There is no data like well-chosen data: Active learning for humanities data annotation |
Folgert Karsdorp, Peter van Kranenburg and Antal van den Bosch |
|
Understanding film scholars’ annotation behavior: Supporting scholarship by enhancing online film annotations |
Liliana Melgar Estrada |
|
Unstable Data
Chair: Rens Bod |
Huygens ING Annie Romein-Verschoorzaal |
|
Computer automated collation with CollateX and Python. |
Ronald Haentjens Dekker |
|
Language adaptability and performance evaluation of historical text normalization tools VARD2 and TICCL |
Iris Hendrickx and Martin Reynaert |
|
Towards a General Purpose Tagger-Lemmatizer for Pre-Modern Dutch |
Mike Kestemont, Guy de Pauw, Renske van Nie and Walter Daelemans |
| 15:00-15:30 |
Coffee Break |
Foyer |
| 15:30-16:50 |
Paper Session B |
|
|
Portals and Platforms
Chair: Frans Wiering |
KB Aula |
|
Access to data, The Soundbites collection of the Meertens Institute and a flexible approach to the curation and dissemination of humanities digital resources |
Douwe Zeldenrust |
|
Chordify: Chord transcription for the masses |
Bas De Haas, José Pedro Magalhães, Dion ten Heggeler, Gijs Bekenkamp and Tijmen Ruizendaal |
|
Defragmenting Digitized Manuscripts Sources: A Unified Portal to Medieval Manuscripts |
Giulio Menna and Marjolein de Vos |
|
Digital Dutch VOC Linguistic Archive: Modeling a social editing platform for historical linguistic research. |
Anna Pytlowany |
|
Linking
Chair: Thorsten Ries
|
KB B/C |
|
Deep Mapping a Metropolis: ATLmaps’ Art, Planning, and Ice |
Brennan Collins and Ben Miller |
|
Describing and explaining shifts in labour relations using a micro-macro approach |
Rombert Stapel and Richard Zijdeman |
|
Digital Tools in Media History: Benefits of Interrelated Databases in Research on Magic Lantern Slides |
Sarah Dellmann |
|
Dutch religious history digitally revised |
Fred van Lieburg |
|
Crowdsourcing
Chair: Mike Kestemont |
Huygens ING Tesselschadezaal |
|
How to best chain humans and machines together: From image identification to crowdsourcing to the social graph of European integration |
Lars Wieneke and Marten Düring |
|
Migration stories in a digital era. Participative and biographic collecting at the Red Star Line Museum Antwerp |
Marie-Charlotte Le Bailly |
|
Telematic Resonance in Digital Performance: Choral Crowdsourcing Considered |
Cissie Fu |
|
Vici.org: crowdsourced citizen science in the e-humanties |
René Voorburg |
|
Corpora
Chair: Melissa Terras |
Huygens ING Annie Romein-Verschoorzaal |
|
Finding Syntactic Characteristics of Surinamese Dutch |
Erik Tjong Kim Sang |
|
In Search for Patterns. Analyzing Syntactic Diversity in the Hebrew Bible |
Wido van Peursen |
|
Patterns in Ragtime: A computational study in Digital Musicology |
Anja Volk and Bas de Haas |
|
Talking numbers? What could they tell the literary historian? |
Toos Streng |
| 17:00-18:00 |
Demo Session |
KB B/C |
| 18:00-19:30 |
Dinner |
LaPlace restaurant |
| 19:30-21:30 |
Poster Session & Drinks |
Foyer |