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-08.30 Registration and Coffee\\Welcome and Opening Remarks\\09.00-09.15 Andreas Kirstein, Deputy Director, ETH Library and Kristian Jensen, Chairman, CERL\\Introduction\\09.15-09.30 Stefan Wiederkehr, Head of Collections and Archives, ETH Library\\Panel 1: Access to sources\\09.30-10.15 Meda Diana Hotea (ETH Library, Zurich): ETH Library’s visual and map-based access to selected digital information resources\\10.15-11.00 William O. Duba/Maria Widmer (University of Fribourg): e-codices and Fragmentarium. Building for and building upon the interoperability paradigm\\11.00-11.30 Coffee\\11.30-12.15 Claudia Fabian (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munich): Image-based Similarity Search at Bayerische Staatsbibliothek\\12.15-13.00 Hans Brandhorst/Etienne Posthumus (Brill, Leiden): Arkyves – a serendipity engine\\13.00-14.30 Lunch\\Panel 2: Visualisation of research results\\14.30-15.15 Matthias Bixler (University of Zurich): Connecting the Dots. The Use of Visualisations in Historical Network Research\\15.15-16.00 Matilde Malaspina (15cBOOKTRADE, Oxford): Image-search and text-search applied to 15th-century illustration\\16.00-16.30 Coffee\\16.30-17.15 Cristina Dondi (15cBOOKTRADE, Oxford and CERL): Tracking and visualizing the movement of books over time and space: Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) and 15cV\\17.15-18.00 To be confirmed.\\19.30 Dinner (for those who have registered their attendance)\\+08.30 Registration and Coffee\\ 
 +Welcome and Opening Remarks\\ 
 +09.00-09.15 Andreas Kirstein, Deputy Director, ETH Library and Kristian Jensen, Chairman, CERL\\ 
 +Introduction\\ 
 +09.15-09.30 Stefan Wiederkehr, Head of Collections and Archives, ETH Library\\ 
 +Panel 1: Access to sources\\ 
 +09.30-10.15 Meda Diana Hotea (ETH Library, Zurich): ETH Library’s visual and map-based access to selected digital information resources\\ 
 +10.15-11.00 William O. Duba/Maria Widmer (University of Fribourg): e-codices and Fragmentarium. Building for and building upon the interoperability paradigm\\ 
 +11.00-11.30 Coffee\\ 
 +11.30-12.15 Claudia Fabian (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munich): Image-based Similarity Search at Bayerische Staatsbibliothek\\ 
 +12.15-13.00 Hans Brandhorst/Etienne Posthumus (Brill, Leiden): Arkyves – a serendipity engine\\ 
 +13.00-14.30 Lunch\\ 
 +Panel 2: Visualisation of research results\\ 
 +14.30-15.15 Matthias Bixler (University of Zurich): Connecting the Dots. The Use of Visualisations in Historical Network Research\\ 
 +15.15-16.00 Matilde Malaspina (15cBOOKTRADE, Oxford): Image-search and text-search applied to 15th-century illustration\\ 
 +16.00-16.30 Coffee\\ 
 +16.30-17.15 Cristina Dondi (15cBOOKTRADE, Oxford and CERL): Tracking and visualizing the movement of books over time and space: Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) and 15cV\\ 
 +17.15-18.00 To be confirmed.\\ 
 +19.30 Dinner (for those who have registered their attendance)\\ 
 services/seminars/powerpoint_presentations_zurich.txt · Last modified: 2018/05/08 11:04 by hart

 

 

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