SYMPOSIUM ON CULTURAL HERITAGE MARKUP ADDS SHORT TALKS
With the addition of six short talks, the program for the symposium on Cultural Heritage Markup is now complete.
The short talks are:
To those who startle at innovation…
Laura Randall, NCBI/NLM/NIH
EAGLE and EUROPEANA: architecture problems for aggregation and harmonization
Pietro Maria Liuzzo, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
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The University of Texas at Austin Libraries is seeking an Associate Director for Technology and Digital Strategies.
Purpose
Define and articulate vision and strategic directions for UT Libraries information technology to advance UT Libraries’ mission and vision in a dynamic environment, participate in executive level decision making processes, oversee budget allocations, and engage with external collaborators.
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[Link to announcement on the AIUCD web site: http://www.umanisticadigitale.it/digital-humanities-e-beni-culturali-quale-relazione-quarto-convegno-annuale-dellaiucd/]
Digital humanities and cultural heritage: what relationship?
Fourth AIUCD annual conference
17–19 December 2015
Campus Einaudi – Lungo Dora Siena 100 – 10153 Torino
When the regular (peer-reviewed) part of the Balisage 2015 program was scheduled, a few slots were reserved for presentation of “Late breaking” material. These presentations have now been selected and added to the program:
– Tomos Hillman on “XSLT Pipelines in XSLT”
– David A. Lee on “Multi Markup Language – When one markup language
just isn’t enough”
– Chris Maloney, Alf Eaton, & Jeff Beck on “A client-side JATS4R validator using Saxon-CE”
– David RR Webber on “The Semantics of self-assembling user apps”
– Joseph Wicentowski & Wolfgang Meier on “Publishing TEI documents
with TEI Simple: a case study at the U.S. Department of
State’s Office of the Historian”
Stefan Dumont, Martin Fechner: Bridging the Gap: Greater Usability for TEI encoding
Martin de la Iglesia, Mathias Göbel: From Entity Description to Semantic Analysis: The Case of Theodor Fontane’s Notebooks
A new major version of oXygen XML Editor released, bringing it to version 17.
The release notes are presented in detail at
http://oxygenxml.com/whatisnew17.0.html
Schematron Quick Fix support was already noticed by TEI users (see the message from Joel Kalvesmaki) – that is one of the highlights of version 17 – along with the user friendly messages provided by Schematron validation, you can annotate the Schematron schema also with recovery actions that will be presented to the user in order to automatically fix a reported problem.
Next Wednesday we have a webinar that presents this functionality, both from the user perspective and from the Schematron developer perspective, so please join us then in case you want to find more about quick fixes and Schematron quick fixes in particular:
http://oxygenxml.com/events/2015/webinar_oxygen_17_xml_quick_fixes.html
The deadline for short papers and application notes has been extended by one week – you now have until May 28 (11:59pm AoE) to get your submissions in. So, if you have unpublished research work related to document engineering, now is a good time to consider submitting to DocEng 2015.
This year’s DocEng will take place from September 8-11, 2015 at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland.
We will also have a doctoral consortium for PhD students, ProDoc@DocEng, to present their research in progress and obtain constructive feedback from more senior members of the audience. Submissions are also due on May 28. More information will follow shortly.
You can find the Call for Papers here:
=== http://www.doceng2015.org/call-papers ===
The ProDoc web page is at:
=== http://www.doceng2015.org/prodoc ===
All students presenting their work at DocEng 2015, including the Doctoral Consortium will be eligible to apply for an ACM SIGWEB Student Travel Award.
For more information, please visit the conference website at:
=== http://www.doceng2015.org ===
DiXiT Convention: Technology, Software, Standards for the Digital Scholarly Edition
The Hague, September 16–18 2015
PROGRAMME
Keynotes will be given by Leo Jansen, editor of the acclaimed edition of Van Gogh’s letters, Laurent Romary, director of DARIAH, and Lorna Hughes, chair in digital humanities at the University of London’s School of Advanced Study (SAS).