Program

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Sunday, Oct. 21 | Monday, Oct. 22 | Poster Sessions

Keynote speakers
Matthew Kirschenbaum
The Remaking of Reading
Sunday, 11:15 am
Lewis Lancaster
Beyond 2-D Text/Plain: The Chinese Buddhist Canon in 3-D
Sunday, 4:00 pm
Sunday, October 21
8:30 am
Coffee
9:00 am
Welcome by Sarah Pritchard, University Librarian, Northwestern University
9:15 am
Susan Brown (University of Guelph, Jeffery Antoniuk, Sharon Balazs (University of Alberta)
Countless links: Qualitative Query Potential in Orlando
9:45 am
John Walsh (Indiana University)
Annotation in the Chymistry of Isaac Newton Project
10:15 am
Timothy Cole (UIUC) , James Chartrand (Russell Archive, McMaster), and Martin Mueller (Northwestern)
1001 Novels: A User-Contributor Approach to Creating Good Enough Digital Editions from OCR for Scholarly and Pedagogical Work
10:45 am
Coffee Break and Poster Sessions
11:15 am
Matthew Kirschenbaum (keynote)
The Remaking of Reading
12:15 pm
Lunch Break and Poster Sessions
2:00 pm
Hugh Cayless (University of North Carolina)
The Colonial and State Records of North Carolina Project
2:30 pm
Wayne Pitard (University of Illinois)
InscriptiFact: Looking at Mesopotamian Cylinder Seals in a New Light
3:00 pm
Harlan Wallach (Northwestern University)
The Shuilu'an Project: 3,000 Searchable Clay Statuettes from a Small Buddhist Temple near Xian
3:30 pm
Coffee Break and Poster Sessions
4:00 pm
Lewis Lancaster (keynote)
Beyond 2-D Text/Plain: The Chinese Buddhist Canon in 3-D
5:00 pm
Cash Bar and Poster Sessions
Monday, October 22
8:30 am
Coffee
Different Strokes for Different Folks:
Text Analysis in Legal, Literary, and Political Domains
9:00 am
Wayne McIntosh (University of Maryland)
The Digital Docket: Categorical Feature Analysis and Legal Meme Tracking in the Supreme Court Corpus
9:30 am
Daniel Diermeier, Stefan Kaufmann, Bei Yu (Northwestern University)
Constructing a Classifier of Political Opinion: Are we there yet?
10:00 am
Mark Olsen (ARTFL, U. of Chicago), Charles Cooney (ARTFL, U. of Chicago) Rebecca Chung (IIT), Bradley Pasanek (Pomona College), and D. Sculley (Tufts U. )
Deconstructing Machine Learning
10:30 am
Coffee Break
11:00 am
Goals and Methods of Text Analysis in Legal, Literary, and Political Domains: What can we learn from each other. A Roundtable Discussion
12:00 pm
Ray Siemens (University of Victoria)
Summing It All Up
12:45 pm
Farewell by Morteza Rahimi, Vice President for Information Technology, Northwestern University
Poster sessions (more to come)
Sheila Bair (Western Michigan University)
Beyond Access: Transforming Eight Civil War Diaries
James Chartrand (Bertrand Russell Research Centre, McMaster University)
Online Collected Letters of Bertrand Russell: Integrated Workflow and Controlled Tagging
Michael Elkink, Ray Siemens, Karin Armstrong (U of Victoria)
Building One To Thrown Away, Toward The One We'll Keep: Next Steps for the Renaissance English Knowledgebase (REKn) and the Professional Reading Environment (PReE)
James Maciukenas and Kathryn Riley (IIT)
A Featural Analysis of Collaborative and Dynamic Web Interfaces
Andrew Rouner, Cassandra Stokes (Washington University, St. Louis)
Resurrecting Dred Scott
Brent Seales, Ross Scaife, Dot Porter (University of Kentucky)
The EDUCE Project: Enhanced Digital Unwrapping for Conservation and Exploration
Dr. Cora Angier Sowa (Minerva Systems)
Using the Minerva System for the Study of Literary Texts in a Collaborative Environment