Our last DHangout of the (academic) year is now available to watch👀
Eric Brasil explains the development of HemDig(pt), a framework for collecting, organizing, and processing digitized newspaper pages in 🇵🇹 -an excellent resource!🗄️📰
▶️https://t.co/v6NYso2xXu
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▶️If you missed our recent #DHangout sessions, you can catch up now online!
🤖Hervé Baudry on #AI and digital palaeography: https://t.co/Kk0PUXtsff
⛏️Sally Bushell & @BekaHutcheon on mapping Victorian literary London with digital tools: https://t.co/DPbc3Jehfc
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We had the pleasure of welcoming @Alba_Comino at our last #DHangout, with her fantastic talk: 'From reading travel #literature to modelling and analysis of European #CulturalHeritage data'.📚🧳🏛️
▶️If you missed it, catch up on YouTube: https://t.co/sCgc9YVWW6
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Today, at 3pm UK/4pm CET, we will have the next #DHangout. @Alba_Comino will be presenting: “From reading travel literature to modelling and analysis of European cultural heritage data.”
@LancsDigHum
Join here: https://t.co/9C2AISkgZC
📄 Submissions are welcome for all aspects of using #geospatial technologies in #humanities research, methodological innovations, and applied research that develops understandings of the geographies of the past 🌐📜
#DigitalHumanities#SpatialHumanities
📢#CfP Submissions now open for the 5th #SpatialHumanities conference, to be held in Bamberg 25-27 September 2024.
🗓️Deadline for abstracts: 15/02/2024
🔗Details: https://t.co/NGAxihp4Pa
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Happy to be part of Spatial Humanities 2022 conference organized by The Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities (@GhentCDH) and The Lancaster University Digital Humanities Hub (@LancsDigHum)!
I have a presentation on spatial analysis of 16th century Ottoman Cities.
#SpatHum2022
Heading to #IMC2022@IMC_Leeds next week? 🚨
Then be sure to join @DrRuthNugent, @DrRachelSwallow, @IsaGribomont, and Glenn Cahilly-Bretzin for session 1001: Corpus or Corpus?: Exhuming Bodies from Texts and Texts from Exhumed Bodies 💀💻📜
More details below! #medievaltwitter
Spatial Humanities 2022 registration is open and the programme is online! 🎉Join the conference either in Ghent or online. Find all the information at https://t.co/TrJtTFRHNX ! Looking forward to welcome you! #SpatHum2022
Hiring: Research Associate in computer vision methods at the University of Cambridge
Application deadline this Sunday (10 April):
https://t.co/lPFHFyX6U6
Please share with relevant networks!
#digitalhumanities#computervision@theUL @CamDigLib