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Study Day 2023

Introduction

Encouraged by the success of the Study Day 2022, the DARIAH-CH consortium organizes its 2023 edition, which takes place at the University of Bern on Friday 20th of October.

 

The event has the objective to bring together members of the Swiss DH community and experts working in national and European research infrastructures, and to enable the encounter between these actors. The event is organised by Tobias Hodel, professor of Digital Humanities at the University of Bern, with the support of Christa Schneider (UNIBE), Laura Strub (UNIBE), Rico Sennrich (UZH) and Cristina Grisot (DARIAH-CH). The event is funded by UNIBE, DaSCH and Academy for Social and Human Sciences. 

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Programme

In the programme, we have a round table about the use of crowdsourcing in the Humanities, a talk about ethical and legal issues in the Arts and Humanities, data pitches by PhD students and post-doctoral researchers and pitches by experts working in the area of research infrastructures. Infrastructure pitches are followed by counselling sessions offered by the experts to the researchers who pitched their data.

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Introduction, Tobias Hodel and Cristina Grisot 

Part 1: Round table on crowdsourcing in the Humanities

  • Yvonne Schweizer, Institute for Art History, UNIBE [slides]

  • Zumthurm Tizian, Science et Cité [slides]

  • Vera Chiquet, DH Lab, UNIBAS [slides]

Part 2: Data pitches

  • Procedural Visuality, Adrian Demleitner, UNIBE [slides]

  • Linked Open Usable Data (LOUD) APIs, Julien A. Raemy, UNIBAS [slides]

  • Old data in a new light. Digital reprocessing, analysis and sustainability of analogue data from 20th century archaeological fieldwork. Bätscher Fabrizio, Hunger Silvana, Marxer Sophia, UNIBE [slides]

  • Visual globalisation through cinema posters in the second half of the twentieth century, Adrien Jeanrenaud, UNIGE [slides]

  • Healthcare Data in Bilingual Doctor-Patient Consultations, Vanesa Rodriguez Tembras, University of Heidelberg [slides]

  • A data mine on premodern real estate: Basel’s historical land register, Benjamin Hitz, UNIBAS [slides]

  • Juxtaposition of mercenary memoirs created in the context of the Crimean War, Valeria Vollmer, UZH [slides]

  • Historical Phone Books, Vlad Atanasiu, UNIBE [slides]

Part 3: Infrastructure pitches

  • Swiss National Data and Service Center for Humanities DaSCH, Rita Gautschy, DaSCH [slides]

  • SWISSUbase, Jennifer Dean, FORS [slides]

  • Linguistic Research Infrastructure LiRI, Maaike Kellenberger, UZH [slides]

  • Collection Builder, Moritz Mähr, UNIBAS [slides]

  • Fondue, Simon Gabay, UNIGE [slides]

  • Geovistory, Stephen Hart, UNIBE and David Knecht, kleiolab.ch [slides]

  • nodegoat, Sophia Marxer, Kaspar Gubler, Sebastian Borkowski, UNIBE [slides]

  • Hypotheses, Sandra Guigonis, Open Edition & Hypothèses [slides]

Part 4: Legal aspects of Arts and Humanities data , Walter Scholger, University of Graz & DARIAH-EU [slides]

Part 5: The SSH Open Marketplace, Laure Barbot, DARIAH-EU [slides]

Conclusive remarks, Tobias Hodel and Cristina Grisot [slides]

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Find the programme as a flyer and download the full slide deck. 

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Acknowledgements

The event is organised with the financial support of UNIBE, DaSCH and the Academy for Social and Human Sciences, to whom we are very grateful. 

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