Shaping Humanities Data at Digital Humanities 2017
August 7, 2017
9:30-10:00
- Introductions, Schedule, Project Update
10:00-10:50
- Reusable Computational Processing of Large-Scale Digital Humanities Collections (Marciano and Jansen)
- MARCing the Boundary: Reusing Special Collections Records through the Early Novels Database (Kashyap and Van Tine)
- Leveraging Core Data for the Cultural Heritage of the Medieval Middle East (Schwartz)
11:00-12:00
- Lessons learned through the Smelly London project (Leem)
- Historical Public Health Data Curation: Indiana State Board of Health Monthly Bulletin Project (Pollock and Coates)
- Javanese Theatre as Data (Varela)
- High Performance Computing for Photogrammetry Made Easy (Dombrowski, Gniady, Simpson, Meridith-Lobay)
1:00-1:45
- Using IIIF to answer the Data Needs of Digital Humanists (Di Cresce)
- Demonstrating A Multidisciplinary Collections API (Almas and Baumgardt)
1:45-2:45
- Collections as Data Workshopping
3:00-3:50
- Umbra Search as Data: A digital sandbox to cross the digital divide (Marcus)
- Audio Analysis for Spoken Text Collections (Clement and McLaughlin)
4:00-4:50
- Facilitating Global Historical Research on the Semantic Web: MEDEA (Tomasek and Vogeler)
- Mending the Vendor: Correction and Exploratory Augmentation of Collections as Data (Locke)
- Learning through Use: A case study on setting up a research fellowship to learn more about how one of our collections works as computationally amenable data (Severson and Vejvoda)
- Addressing Copyright and IP Concerns when using Text Collections as Data (Senseney, Dickson, and Tracy)
- Libraries as Publishers of a New Bibliographical Unit (Claeyssens)
4:50-5:30
- Wrap-Up