Tag: digital humanities
INTELE Network Workshop
Gustavo Candela, from the IMPACT Centre of Competence & Biblioteca Virtual Cervantes (Universidad de Alicante) will participate in the INTELE Network Workshop that will take place online on Wednesday, November 25th, 2020. Gustavo will participate in the round table representing IMPACT as CLARIN Knowledge Centre in digitisation (IMPACT-CKC). CLARIN K(nowledge)-Centres are an important part of … Continue reading "INTELE Network Workshop"
Gallica: Travel through 3 million digital documents
Gallica, the BnF digital library, has a new design: new layout, improvements of some research and access functionalities, and new curations of its digital collections, all for the benefit of a large audience.
OCR/NER workshop at the DH Summer School (Leuven, 8 September)
In the course of 2014, colleagues from various divisions of the University Library of KU Leuven (Belgium) were involved in testing tools for OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and NER (Named Entity Recognition), developed in the framework of the Support action Centre for Competence in Digitisation (Succeed).
Open Planets Foundation is becoming the Open Preservation Foundation
The Open Planets Foundation announced today that it is changing its company name to the Open Preservation Foundation. The name change reflects the foundation’s core purpose and vision in the field of digital preservation while retaining its widely-known acronym, OPF.
Succeed Final Conference: Succeed in digitisation. Spreading excellence
The Succeed project is currently the organizing the “Succeed in digitisation. Spreading excellence” conference at Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF), to be held on November 28th, 2014.
Call for papers: Multilinguality in historical documents
Multilinguality in historical documents -challenges and solutions for digital humanities (MHist) . 7 July, 2014 Lausanne, Switzerland Full-day Workshop organised in conjunction with the Digital Humanities 2014 Conference Workshop endorsed by the ACL-SIGHUM Special Interest Group on Language Technologies for the Socio-Economic Sciences and Humanities