TEI Conference and Members' Meeting 2022

September 12 - 16, 2022 | Newcastle, UK

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Conference Agenda

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Session Overview
Location: ARMB: 2.98 Armstrong Building: Lecture Room 2.98. Capacity: 168

Date: Tuesday, 13/Sept/2022

6:15pm
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7:30pm

Opening Keynote: Constance Crompton, "Situated, Partial, Common, Shared: TEI Data as Capta"
Location: ARMB: 2.98
Chair: James Cummings, Newcastle University

Starting with: Welcome To Newcastle University, Professor Jennifer Richards, Director of the Newcastle University Humanities Research Institute.

Invited Keynote

Situated, Partial, Common, Shared: TEI Data as Capta

C. Crompton

University of Ottawa, Canada

Date: Wednesday, 14/Sept/2022
9:30am - 11:00am	Session 1A: Short-Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Martin Holmes, University of Victoria Short Paper Standoff-Tools. Generic services for building automatic annotation pipelines around existing tools for plain text analysis C. Lück Universität Münster, Germany Short Paper TEI Automatic Enriched List of Names (TAELN): An XQuery-based Open Source Solution for the Automatic Creation of Indexes from TEI and RDF Data G. Fernandez Riva Universität Heidelberg, Germany Short Paper manuForma – A Web Tool for Cataloging Manuscript Data M. de Molière University of Munich, Germany
11:30am - 1:00pm	Session 2A: Long Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Elli Bleeker, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands Long Paper Revision, Negation, and Incompleteness in Melville's _Billy Budd_ Manuscript C. Ohge School of Advanced Study, University of London, United Kingdom Long Paper “Un mar de sentimientos”. Sentiment analysis of TEI encoded Spanish periodicals using machine learning L. Krusic¹, M. Scholger¹, E. Hobisch², Y. Völkl² 1: Institute Centre of Information Modelling (Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities), University of Graz; 2: Technical University Graz
2:30pm - 4:00pm	Session 3A: Long Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Gustavo Fernandez Riva, Universität Heidelberg Long Paper Vocabularium Bruxellense. Towards Quantitative Analysis of Medieval Lexicography K. Nowak¹, I. Krawczyk¹, R. Alexandre² 1: Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences), Poland; 2: Institut de recherche et d'histoire des textes, France Long Paper ISO MAF reloaded: new TEI serialization for an old ISO standard P. Banski¹, L. Romary², A. Witt¹ 1: IDS Mannheim, Germany; 2: INRIA, France Long Paper TEI Modelling of the Lexicographic Data in the DARIAH-PL Project K. Nowak, D. Mika, W. Łukasik Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences), Poland

Date: Thursday, 15/Sept/2022
9:30am - 11:00am	Session 4A: Short-Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Peter Stadler, Paderborn University Short Paper TEI and the Re-Encoding of Born-Digital and Multi-Format Texts E. Forget, A. Galey University of Toronto, Canada Short Paper Capturing the Thread Structure: A Modification of CMC-Core to Account for Characteristics of Online Forums S. Reimann, L. Rodenhausen, F. Elwert, T. Scheffler Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany Short Paper Publishing the grammateus research output with the TEI : how our scholarly texts become data E. Nury University of Geneva, Switzerland Short Paper Handwritten Text Recognition for heterogeneous collections? The Use Case Gruß & Kuss S. Büdenbender¹, M. Seltmann², J. Baum¹ 1: University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt (h_da), Germany; 2: University and State Library Darmstadt, Germany
11:30am - 1:00pm	Session 5A: Long Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Dario Kampkaspar, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Darmstadt Long Paper Evolving Hands: HTR and TEI Workflows for cultural institutions J. Cummings¹, D. Jakacki², I. Johnson¹, C. Pirmann², A. Healey¹, V. Flex¹, E. Jeffrey¹ 1: Newcastle University, United Kingdom; 2: Bucknell University, USA Long Paper Between automatic and manual encoding: towards a generic TEI model for historical prints and manuscripts A. Pinche¹, K. Christensen², S. Gabay³ 1: Ecole nationale des chartes \| PSL (France); 2: INRIA (France); 3: Université de Genève (Switzerland) Long Paper Dehmel Digital: Pipelines, text as data, and editorial interventions at the distance D. Maus¹, J. Nantke², S. Bläß², M. Flüh² 1: State and University Library Hamburg, Germany; 2: University of Hamburg
2:30pm - 4:00pm	Session 6A: An Interview With ... Lou Burnard Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Diane Jakacki, Bucknell University An interview session: a short statement piece followed by interview questions, then audience questions.
4:30pm - 6:00pm	TEI Annual General Meeting - All Welcome Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Diane Jakacki, Bucknell University

Date: Friday, 16/Sept/2022
9:30am - 11:00am	Session 7A: Short Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Patricia O Connor, University of Oxford Short Paper Encoding Complex Structures: The Case of a Gospel Spanish Chapbook E. Leblanc, P. Jacsont University of Geneva, France Short Paper Annotating a historical manuscript as a linguistic resource H.-J. Döhla³, H. Klöter², M. Scholger¹, E. Steiner¹ 1: University of Graz; 2: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; 3: Universität Tübingen Short Paper How to Represent Topic Models in Digital Scholarly Editions U. Henny-Krahmer¹, F. Neuber² 1: University of Rostock, Germany; 2: Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Germany Short Paper Analyzing the Catalogue of Heroines through Text Encoding R. Milio Bucknell University, United States of America
11:30am - 1:00pm	Session 8A: Long Papers Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Meaghan Brown, Independent Scholar Long Paper Codex as Corpus : Using TEI to unlock a 14th-century collection of Old French short texts S. Dows-Miller University of Oxford, United Kingdom Long Paper atop: another TEI ODD processor S. Bauman¹, H. Bermúdez Sabel², M. Holmes³, D. Maus⁴ 1: Northeastern University, United States of America; 2: University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 3: University of Victoria, Canada; 4: State and University Library Hamburg, Germany
2:30pm - 4:00pm	Closing Keynote: Emmanuel Ngue Um, 'Tone as “Noiseless Data”: Insight from Niger-Congo Tone Languages' Location: ARMB: 2.98 Chair: Martina Scholger, University of Graz With Closing Remarks, Dr James Cummings, Local TEI2022 Conference Organiser Invited Keynote Tone as “Noiseless Data”: Insight from Niger-Congo Tone Languages E. Ngue Um University of Yaoundé 1 & University of Bertoua (Cameroon), Cameroon

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