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Programme AHC 2005

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Wednesday, September 14


11.00 - 13.30 Registration - Location: Felix Meritis
13.30 - 15.00 Welcome - Keynote - Location: Concertzaal

Welcome: Peter Doorn
Keynote: Eric Postma

15.00 - 15.30 Coffee Break

15.30 - 17.00 Parallel Sessions 1

1. GIS I - Building a Historical GIS I - Location: Concertzaal
Chair: Ian Gegory

L. Silveira Sigma A Portugese historical GIS.
P. Ell Developing a historical GIS for Ireland.
D. Zeldenrust DIMITO - Field names and GIS.

2. Electronic Textual Editing - Location: Shaffyzaal
Chair: Karina van Dalen

P. Boot EDITOR: Scholarly Annotation of Text Editions.
A. Ivanovs &
A. Varfolomeyev
Editing and Exploratory Analysis of Medieval Documents
by Means of XML Technologies.
M. Perstling Layers and Dimensions.

3. Digitization Strategies I - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: Henk Wals

B. Burkard Collaboration on Medieval Charters.
P. Doorenbosch Computer Science and the Dutch Cultural Heritage.
M. Schnoepf The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science and its digital resources.

 

Thursday, September 15


09.00 - 10.30 Parallel Sessions 2

1. Large Cross-Sectional, Nominative Databases in Historical Research
- Location: Concertzaal
Chair: Gunnar Thorvaldsen

H.J. Marker Family structure in Denmark 1801.
M. Woollard The North Atlantic Population Project data sets.
M. Erikstad &
T. Andersen
Making a national census coding system internationally comparable.
M. van Leeuwen &
I. Maas
HISCLASS: A Historical International Social Class Scheme.

2. Images & Multimedia - Location: Shaffyzaal
Chair: Jaap van den Herik

I. Berezhnoy &
E. Postma &
J. van den Herik
Computerized visual analysis of paintings.
N. Bergboer &
E. Postma &
J. van den Herik
Visual Object Detection for the Cultural Heritage.
E. van den Broek Content-Based Artist Identification.
P. Melms Reconstructing lost spaces. Affordably, that is.

3. Text Analysis and Retrieval I - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: Henk Harmsen

P. Juola Language change and Historical inquiry.

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee Break

11.00 - 12.30 Parrallel Sessions 3

1. New Approaches to History and Computing I - Location: Concertzaal
Chair: Manfred Thaller

I. Garskova MA Programs in Historical Computing: Towards a Standard.
J. Delve &
R. Healey
Using data warehousing for humanities teaching and research.
S. Petty (Cyber) Race Identities.
T. Weller A new approach: The arrival of Informational History.

2. GIS II - Spatial History Using GIS - Location: Shaffyzaal
Chair: Andreas Kunz

I. Gregory Creating analytic results from historical GIS.
D. Bodenhamer Religious studies and historical GIS.
S. Gruber Migration in Albania.

3. Digitization Projects I - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: Kees Mandemakers

G. Pieken Jewish Life in Germany from 1914 to 2004.
N. Floor Clausen Principles, definitions and methods for digitising Church Records.
L. Robichaud The Old Montréal Heritage Inventory Database.

 

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch
13.30 - 15.00 Posters - Location: Concertzaal
15.00 - 15.30 Coffee Break

15.30 - 17.00 Parallel Sessions 4

1. GIS III - Using GIS for urban history - Location: Kremlinzaal
Chair: Luis Silveira Sigma

H. Laloli Social segregation in Amsterdam.
D. Alves The historical parishes of Lisbon.
B. Abrahart The Cartographic Methods and Mishaps of Henry Mayhew in 1861.

2. Exploring Ontology Building for History and Humanities:
a panel discussion
- Location: Concertzaal
Chair: Matthew Woollard

R. Deswarte &
J. Oosthoek
Clio's Ontology Criteria.
R. Deswarte &
J. Oosthoek
Clio the Difficult Muse.
G. Nagypál History Ontology building.

3. Qualitative & Quantitative Data Analysis - Location: Shaffyzaal
Chair: Onno Boonstra

H. Berger Microhistory and quantitative data analysis.
L. Borodkin Detecting Chaos in Historical Time Series.

18.30 - 19.30 Reception - Location: Townhall Amsterdam

Transport to Townhall by boat.
Boat departs in front of Felix Meritis at 17.30.

Friday, September 16


09.00 - 10.30 Parallel Sessions 5

1. New Approaches to History and Computing II- Location: Concertzaal
Chair: Manfred Thaller

R. Brunnhofer &
I. Kropac
Digital Archives in a Virtual World.
R. van Horik Long-term access to digital data archives.
D. Anderson &
R. Healey
Broadening the Scope of Electronic Book Publishing.

2. XML Technologies - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: Rutger Kramer

T. van den Broek Backing the Right Horse.
K. Boughida Cataloguing Cultural Objects (CCO): A New XML Schema.
L. Breure PROGENETOR.
F. Wiering Creating an XML vocabulary for encoding lute music.

3. Digitization Projects II - Location: Kremlinzaal
Chair: Patricia Alkhoven

A. Verheusen National Digital Repository for digitised images.
E. Zlobin &
V. Afiani
Main directions of computerization of scientific working
in the Archive of the Russian Academy of Science.
O. Ohara Digital Images in the Study of Medieval Documents.

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee Break

11.00 - 12.30 Parrallel Sessions 6

1. Building a historical GIS II - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: David Bodenhamer

R. Bradshaw Urban historical GIS.
A. Kunz &
S. Marburg
HGIS Germany: The Dynastic Module.

2. Digitization Strategies II - Location: Concertzaal
Chair: Leen Breure

P. Alkhoven Digitizing Cultural Heritage Collections.
M. Thaller Cultural Heritage v. Historical Research.

3. Text Analysis and Retrieval II.
Semantics and Ontologies
- Location: Koepelzaal
Chair: Peter Boot

I. Zandhuis Towards a Genealogical Ontology for the Semantic Web.
F. de Jong Temporal language models for the disclosure of historical text.
V. Mirzaee Computational Representation of Semantics in Historical Documents.

 

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch
13.30 - 15.00 Posters - Location: Concertzaal
15.00 - 15.30 Coffee Break

15.30 - 17.00 Parallel Sessions 7

1. Forum discussion: Towards an International Research Agenda
for Historical Information Science
- Location: Concertzaal
Peter Doorn & Leen Breure & Manfred Taller

2. Networks - Location: Koepelzaal
Chair: Ingo Kropac

T. Burrows Reinventing the Humanities in a Networked Environment.
A. Scharnhorst The Virtual Knowledge Studio for the Humanities
and Social Sciences.

3. VGI ICT Innovation Award 2005 - location: Teekenzaal
Onno Boonstra

17.30 - 20.30 Conference Dinner (for own expense)
- Location: Kantjil & de Tijger

Saturday, September 17


09.30 - 11.00 Parallel Sessions 8

1. GIS V - Historical atlases and beyond - Location: Zuilenzaal
Chair: Roy Bradshaw

J. Burgess Mapping the history of a Victorian commercial district.
E. Glavatskaya Indigenous people in NW Siberia.
R. Lopes Historical geographic data dissemination.

2. Text Analysis and Retrieval III - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: Franciska de Jong

J. Broadway The Early Letters of the Royal Society 1657-1741.

3. Virtual Libraries - Location: Koepelzaal
Chair: Matthew Woollard

M. Schnoepf Travelling Science.
G. Pieken The Digital Facsimile.
A. Winsmann Virtual Libraries and Thematic Gateways in German History.

11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break

11.30 - 13.00 Parrallel Sessions 9

1. Large Longitudinal, Nominative Databases in Historical Research - Location: Zuilenzaal
Chair: Gunnar Thorvaldsen

S. Fogelvik Providing the research community with historical demographic data.
K. Mandemakers The Historical Sample of the Netherlands (HSN).
L. Carlsson The Demographic Database.

2. Portals & Gateways - Location: Teekenzaal
Chair: René van Horik

M. Kröll Field Study of German Web-Based Subject
Gateways on Contemporary History.
N. Gorbacheva Evolution of the ultra-right parties in Russia.

3. Text Analysis and Retrieval IV - Location: Koepelzaal
Chair: Joris van Zundert

R. Hoekstra Integrating text and structured access to digital historical sources.
M. Heller Modern Information Retrieval Technology for Historical Documents.
R. Ordelman Robust audio indexing for Dutch spoken-word collections.

13.00 - 14.00 Lunch and Conference Wrap up - Location: Zuilenzaal
14.00 - 17.00 Post Conference Tour

 

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