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Interdisciplinary
Conference on
Digital
Cultural Heritage
Berlin, October
28-30, 2015
Staatsbibliothek Berlin
Program
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Wednesday,
Oct. 28
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10:30
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Visit to the Center of Digitization
(Staatsbibliothek, Dorotheenstr. 27)
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(limited
participation)
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10:30
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Visit to the Center of Restoration
(Staatsbibliothek, Dorotheenstr. 27)
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(limited
participation)
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11:30
Registration opens
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Foyer
Otto-Braun-Saal
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DCH2015
International Conference
13:00
- 13:30
Otto-Braun-Saal
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Horst
Kremers, Michael Märker, Wolgang Crom
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DCH2015
Welcome
and Introduction
13:30
- 15:00
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Session
02
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Julia
Bispinck-Roßbacher,
Ralf Stockmann
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Berlin
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Germany
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Humboldts
Travel
Diary – Genesis and Digital Visualization
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Ulf
Preuss
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Potsdam
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Germany
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Integration
of
Information in the Digital Age
Authority
Files, Semantic Web, Digital Cultural
Heritage
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Raffaella
Afferni, Alice Borgna, Maurizio Lana, Timothy Tambassi
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Vercelli
Piemonte
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Italy
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The
Understanding of Space of the Ancients as Cultural Heritage: Towards a
Geographical Ontology
Geographical
Ontology, Classical Texts,
Geography, Literature, Maps
15:00
- 15:30
15:30
- 17:00
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Session
3
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Clifford
Wulfman, Natalia Ermolaev
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Princeton
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U.S.A.
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Liberating
the
Avant Garde: The Blue Mountain Project and the Creation of a Web
Resource for
Magazines
Digital
Humanities, Digital Collections,
Design, Semantic Enhancement, Ontologies, Linguistics, Periodical
Studies,
Magazines, Modernism, Archives, Libraries
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Katarzyna
Biernacka
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Berlin
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Germany
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Digital
Technologies and Cultural Heritage using the Hoffmann Collection of
Cultural
Knowledge as an example
Hoffmann
Collection of Cultural Knowledge,
Media Repository, Open Access, Database, Digital Asset Management,
Cultural
Heritage, Ethnography
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Andres Imhof, Linda
Freyberg
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Berlin/Potsdam
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Germany
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kudaba
- A
Collaborative Platform for Digital Humanities and Citizen Science
Digital
Humanities, Cultural Heritage, Citizen Sciences,
Semantic Contextualization, Collaborative Platform
17:30
- 18:30
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Session
4
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Thomas
Bartz, Christian Pölitz, Angelika Storrer, Katharina Morik
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Dortmund/Mannheim
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Germany
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A
Data Mining
Environment for Linguistic Research based on CLARIN-D Language Resources
structured
language corpora, corpus-based
linguistic research, corpus-based lexicography, data mining, data
mining
environment, annotation, LDA, word sense induction, CLARIN
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Alfred
Lameli
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Marburg
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Germany
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From
Language
Data to Language Information System - The REDE SprachGIS
GIS,
Language, Linguistics, Web-Mapping,
Content
Thursday, October 29
9:30
- 10:30
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Session
5
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Volker
Hochschild, Michael Maerker
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Tübingen
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Germany
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ROAD
- A
Plattform for Interdisciplinary Research on Early Humans
ROAD,
WebGIS, Early Hominins, PostrgeSQL DB
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Zdenek
Stachon, Adam Mertel
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Brno
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Czech
Rep.
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Spatial
Datasets
for Purposes of Historical Research
Historical
Data, Spatio-Temporal Data, GIS
10:30
- 11:00
11:00
- 12:00
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Session
6
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Christian
Thomas, Matthias Boenig, Alexander Geyken, Susanne Haaf, Bryan Jurish,
Frank Wiegand and Kay-Michael Würzner
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Berlin
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Germany
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Standardized
Information
on Historical Proper Names in Digital Full Text Transcriptions.
Crowdsourcing
ref="[ID]"s for <placeName> and <persName> Tags in the
Corpora of the German Text Archive / Deutsches Textarchiv
Digitization,
Full Text Transcription,
Annotation, Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)-XML, Authority Records,
Named Entity
Recognition (NER), Collaborative Workflows, Crowdsourcing/Peer Sourcing
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Adrien
Barbaresi, Hanno Biber
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Vienna
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Austria
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Extraction
and
visualization of place names in “Die Fackel” (1899-1936)
Lexical
Resources, European literary History,
Geonames, Literary Studies Digital
12:00
- 13:30
13:30
- 14:30
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Session
7
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Wolfgang
Crom
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Berlin
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Germany
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Digitisation
of
Maps – A Colourful Picture or Added Value
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Krisztina
Irás and Binh Nguyen Thai
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Budapest
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Hungary
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When
Projections
are Inessential – Spatial Functionalities for Digital Collections of
Old Maps
Geolocation,
Old Maps, Spatial Search, Digital
Map Catalog
14:30
- 15:00
15:00
- 16:00
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Session
8
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Michael
Maerker, Geraldine Quénéhervé, Felix Bachofer
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Tübingen
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Germany
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Landscape
rRconstruction and Archaeological Site Prediction in the Lake Manyara
Area,
Northern Tanzania
Tanzania,
Paleolithic, Landscape
Reconstruction, GIS, Remote Sensing, Stochastic Modelling
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Holger
Meyer, Christoph Schmitt
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Rostock
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Germany
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Long-Term
Preservation of Ethnological Collections – The WossiDiA Experience
digital
archive, long-term preservation,
born-digital, digital preservation paradox, ethnological collections
17:00
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Session
9 / Invited
Public Presentation
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Dominique
Görlitz,
Manfred F. Buchroithner
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Dresden
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Germany
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Who
Made the
First World Map?
Ancient
Cartography in the Light of Modern Research
13:30
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Session
10
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Simon-Bolivar-Saal
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Kateřina
Valentová, Hedvika Kuchařová
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Prague
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Czech
Rep.
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A
Labyrinth of
Standards: Historical Biographical Sources and Their Database Processing
Biographical
Databasis, Digitalisation of
Historical Sources, Standards of Biographical Data
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Petr
Žabička
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Brno
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Czech
Rep.
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Developing
Open
Source Tools to Integrate and Present Diverse Cultural Heritage Data
discovery
system, open source development, web
2.0, user experience, digital library, mobile app
14:30
- 15:00
15:00
- 16:30
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Session
11
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Simon-Bolivar-Saal
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Sebastian
Vogel, Michael Maerker, Florian Seiler
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Tübingen
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Germany
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The
SALVE research
project: Sarno River plain – Ancient Life in the Vesuvian Environment
Pompeii,
Vesuvius, Landscape Reconstruction,
ville rusticae, DB
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Kin
Sum Li
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Hong
Kong
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SAR
China
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The
Component-Model Method of Mirror Manufacture in 300 BC China
Ancient
China, Bronze Mirror, Mass Production,
Superimposition, Image Experiment
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Werner
J. Wolff
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Berlin
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Germany
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corpus
monodicum
– an online long-term research and editing project on medieval chant
cross
sectors (private/public) partnership,
medieval music corpus, digital humanities, Database, open access / open
source,
Culture Big Data, Knowledge Fusion and Emergence, Literature,
Alliances and Experts Networks
Friday,
October 30
09:15
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Session
12
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Edmond
Ahmeti
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Tirana
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Albania
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The
Prespective
for Making Deritative Works Through the Digitalization of Culture
Heritage
cultural
heritage, legal framework,
originality, fototeka Marubi, photographic works, right of making
derivative
work
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Thomas
Bremer, Kay Kohlmeyer, Susanne Brandhorst,
Arie Kai-Browne, Arian Goren
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Berlin
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Germany
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Bridging
Game
Technology and Archaeology - Interdisciplinary Work in the HTW Berlin
virtual
archaeology, interdisciplinary
research, cultural heritage methodology
10:15
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10:30
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Session
13
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Nicole
Graf
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Zürich
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Switzerland
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Von
der
Bildagentur zum Open-Data-Lieferanten: Neuausrichtung des Lizenzmodells
des
Bildarchivs der ETH-Bibliothek
Open
Data, Image Archive, Creative Commons,
OpenGLAM
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Armin
Talke
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Berlin
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Germany
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IP
Rights in
Digitized Cultural Heritage, and the Use of Rights Statements. Current
Situation and Perspectives
copyright,
creative commons, licensing, orphan
works, out-of print works
11:30
- 13:00
13:00
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Session
14
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Ulf
Preuss
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Potsdam
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Germany
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Digital
Cultural
Heritage – The Road to Unlock the Holdings of Small Institutions
Cooperation,
Interdisciplinary Projects,
Pragmatic Solutions, German State of Brandenburg
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Grant
McNulty
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Cape
Town
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South
Africa
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The
Five Hundred
Year Archive: Building a Digital Archive for the Southern African Past
before Colonialism
Southern
Africa, Remote Past,
Multi-Institutional, Trans-disciplinary, Digital Archive
14:00
- 14:15
14:00
- 15:00
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Session
15
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Otto-Braun-Saal
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Open
Forum
"Space and Time in Multimedia distributed Digital Cultural Heritage"
Strategies
/ Demands / Challenges for
Interoperability and Complex Analysis
15:00
- 15:30
Program
may be subject to Change
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dates
DCH
2015
October 28-30, 2015
Berlin, Germany
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