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InternationalDigitalHumanitiesSymposium
Växjö,Sweden,7-8November2016
OrganizedbyDigitalHumanitiesInitiativeatLinnaeusUniversity
(https://lnu.se/en/digihum/)
Supportedby:
LinnaeusUniversity(http://lnu.se)
DARIAH-EU(http://dariah.eu)
InformationEngineeringCentre(https://lnu.se/en/iec/)
CallforPresentationsandDemos
ObjectiveandScope:
Recent developments in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
and interactive applications are creating new social tools and conditions for
people to connect and interact; therefore changing the ways we communicate,
socialize and collaborate. These new forms of digital enhanced communication
and collaboration have been rapidly adopted and integrated into people’s
everyday lives. Understanding the nature and consequences of these new
interactionsandsocialtransformationsiscrucialifwewanttodesignandshape
abetterfuturewheredigitaltechnologiesbecomeanintegralcomponentofour
life. One major challenge we have identified is the exploration of the two-way
interactions between society and ICT with a focus on the Humanities. This
particular orientation has the potential to become a key success factor for the
valuesandcompetitivenessofmanyNordiccountrieshavinginmindrecentEU
andSwedishpoliticaldiscussionsinthefieldofDigitalHumanities.
The 1st International Digital Humanities Symposium will take place in Växjö,
Sweden, 7-8 November. The symposium invites and challenges Nordic and
European researchers and practitioners in related disciplines to Digital Humanities
(DH) to present, discuss and demonstrate different possibilities, current efforts and
upcoming trends in this emergent field.
ImportantDates:
Submissiondeadline:Friday,16September2016
Notificationofacceptance:Friday,30September2016
Symposium´sdates:MondayandTuesday,7and8November2016
TheconfirmedinvitedspeakersareMikeMertens,theCEOofDARIAH-EU
(http://www.dariah.eu/)andTheresaAnderson,ConnectedIntelligenceCentre,
UniversityofTechnologySydney(http://www.uts.edu.au/research-andteaching/teaching-and-research-integration/connected-intelligence-centre)
Proposalsareinvitedforthefollowingcategories:
a)Presentations(typically15minutesplusdiscussiontime,potentiallylongerif
warranted)onworkrelatedtothethemesofthesymposium(seebelow).
b)InteractiveDemosonworkrelatedtothethemesofthesymposium(see
below).
c)Postersonworkrelatedtothethemesofthesymposium(seebelow).
Pleaseemailproposals(maximum1000wordsforpresentationsand500words
for demos and posters, including aims, research questions, methods, main
findingsandunderlyingwork,relevancetothemesofworkshop)[email protected].
Please use the template available at http://goo.gl/OtPQ5 to submit your
contribution. Proposals will be peer-reviewed by the international program
committee(tobeannounced).Atleastonepresentationauthorneedstoregister
forthesymposium(thisisastrictrequirement).
Afterthesymposium,copiesofproposals,presentations(demos,posters)willbe
madeavailableonthesymposiumwebsite.Selectedpresentationsfromthe
workshopmaybeinvitedforsubmissionasfullpapersforapeerreviewed
publication.
Themainthemesforthesymposiumare:
(1) DefiningDigitalHumanities.DigitalHumanitiesarestillanemerging
fieldandexploringhowthehumanitiesmayevolvethroughtheir
engagementwithtechnologyisanimportantdiscussiontopic.
(2) Cross-sectorcollaborationinDigitalHumanitiestoaddresssocietal
challenges.DigitalHumanitiesbearthepotentialfortheacademicand
publicandprivatesectorstocollaborateoninterdisciplinaryresearchand
innovationtotacklesocietalchallenges.
(3) Combiningmethodologiesandapproachesfromdifferentdisciplines
supportedbycomputationaltools.Specialemphasisshouldbegivento
methodologicalissuesofcross-disciplinarycollaboration.
Furthertimelypresentations/demonstrations/posterswillbeselectedfromthe
followingtopicsintheCfP:
(1) Curatingonlinecollectionsofdataandinformationresources
(2) Metadataandinteroperability
(3) Datamininglargeculturaldatasets
(4) Applicationoftoolsprovidedbycomputing(suchasHypertext,
Hypermedia,datavisualisation,informationretrieval,datamining,text
categorization,statistics,textmining,digitalmapping)inthehumanities
(5) Digitalpublishing
(6) NovelusesandapplicationsofInteractivevisualizationtechniques
(7) GIS(GeographicalInformationSystems)
(8) Multimediagames
(9) Digitalstorytelling
(10)
(11)
Socialnetworkanalysis
Bibliometrics/scientometrics/informetrics.
Pleasenotethatsymposium´sparticipantscomingfromoutsidetheEUand
enteringintoSwedenmaybesubjecttoVisarequirements(see
http://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/VisitingSweden.html).
The registration for the symposium will be free of charge. A complementary
symposiumdinnerwillbeofferedtoallparticipantsoftheevent.Wehopetosee
youinVäxjö,Sweden.
Bestregards,
Thesymposiumorganizingcommittee
KoraljkaGolub,AssociateProfessor(primarycontact),DepartmentofLibrary
andInformationScience,SchoolofCulturalSciences,FacultyofArtsand
Humanities,LinnaeusUniversity|35195Växjö|Sweden|Tel:+46(0)47070
8909|Fax:+46(0)470751888|E-mail:[email protected]|
https://lnu.se/en/staff/koraljka.golub/
MarceloMilrad,Professor,DepartmentofMediaTechnology,Facultyof
Technology,LinnaeusUniversity|35195Växjö|Sweden|Tel:+46(0)47070
8725|E-mail:[email protected]|https://lnu.se/en/staff/marcelo.milrad/