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- | The **LIBER Forum for Digital Cultural Heritage**, co-chaired with CERL, organised a seminar on //The State of the Art in Image Recognition// | ||
- | London, Senate House, LIBER 2015, 24 June 2015 | ||
- | Please contact Claudia Fabian (BSB and Chairman of the DCH Forum, | + | ====LIBER Forum for Digital Cultural Heritage==== |
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+ | The **LIBER Forum for Digital Cultural Heritage**, co-chaired with CERL, organised a seminar on //The State of the Art in Image Recognition//, | ||
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+ | Please contact Claudia Fabian (BSB and Chairman of the DCH Forum, | ||
**Programme** | **Programme** | ||
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* In this talk the use of image recognition techniques in the EAGLE project was introduced. EAGLE (European network of Ancient Greek and Latin Epigraphy) is a CIP-Best Practice Network (partially) funded by the European Commission. The EAGLE comprehensive collection of inscriptions (about 80% of the surviving material) is accessible through a user-friendly portal, which supports searching and browsing of the epigraphic material. In order to increase the usefulness and visibility of its content, EAGLE has also developed a mobile application that enables tourists and scholars to obtain detailed information about the inscriptions they are looking at by simply pointing their smartphone camera at them. Image recognition techniques are used to identify the inscriptions seen through the smartphone and provide users with related information. The slides may be downloaded [[http:// | * In this talk the use of image recognition techniques in the EAGLE project was introduced. EAGLE (European network of Ancient Greek and Latin Epigraphy) is a CIP-Best Practice Network (partially) funded by the European Commission. The EAGLE comprehensive collection of inscriptions (about 80% of the surviving material) is accessible through a user-friendly portal, which supports searching and browsing of the epigraphic material. In order to increase the usefulness and visibility of its content, EAGLE has also developed a mobile application that enables tourists and scholars to obtain detailed information about the inscriptions they are looking at by simply pointing their smartphone camera at them. Image recognition techniques are used to identify the inscriptions seen through the smartphone and provide users with related information. The slides may be downloaded [[http:// | ||
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//Image recognition and image similarity: A different approach for accessing large scale digital collections// | //Image recognition and image similarity: A different approach for accessing large scale digital collections// | ||
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//Tracking woodcuts with Bodleian Ballads// | //Tracking woodcuts with Bodleian Ballads// | ||
* The original Bodleian Ballad ImageMatch tool: ballads.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/ | * The original Bodleian Ballad ImageMatch tool: ballads.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/ | ||
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* The Bodleian Ballads website, with ImageMatch embedded on a subset of the holdings: http:// | * The Bodleian Ballads website, with ImageMatch embedded on a subset of the holdings: http:// | ||
* The Bodleian Ballads ImageBrowse tool: ballads.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/ | * The Bodleian Ballads ImageBrowse tool: ballads.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/ | ||
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* Bodleian Ballads on Twitter - @BodleianBallads | * Bodleian Ballads on Twitter - @BodleianBallads | ||
* Giles Bergel on Twitter - @GilesBergel | * Giles Bergel on Twitter - @GilesBergel | ||
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9.55 **Cristina Dondi** (Oakeshott Senior Research Fellow in the Humanities, Lincoln College, University of Oxford and Secretary of the Consortium of European Research Libraries (CERL))\\ | 9.55 **Cristina Dondi** (Oakeshott Senior Research Fellow in the Humanities, Lincoln College, University of Oxford and Secretary of the Consortium of European Research Libraries (CERL))\\ | ||
//Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) database and images//\\ | //Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) database and images//\\ | ||
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- | //Image recognition in the 15cBOOKTRADE project// | + | //Image recognition in the 15cBOOKTRADE project//\\ |
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//Using images in Digital humanities: current projects at BnF and in Biblissima// | //Using images in Digital humanities: current projects at BnF and in Biblissima// | ||
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//Document and library visualization// | //Document and library visualization// | ||
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12:00 Lunch | 12:00 Lunch | ||
13:00 Opening ceremony LIBER 44th Annual Conference | 13:00 Opening ceremony LIBER 44th Annual Conference |
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