數位典藏與數位人文國際研討會 DADH

The 5th International Conference of Digital Archives and Digital Humanities 2014

Conference Program

December 1: International Conference Hall
08:30-08:50	Registration
08:50-09:00	Opening Ceremony Carl K. Y. Shaw Director General, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan.
09:00-10:00	Keynote Speech I: Fragments, Pivots, Jumps that Relate Narrative and Data: What Makes Digital Publication Different? Moderator: Fu-shih Lin Deputy Director, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica. Ruth E. Tringham Professor, University of California, USA. [abs] [slide]
10:00-11:00	Keynote Speech II: The Idea, Practice and Application of Constructing Virtual Time and Space Frame I-chun Fan Research Fellow, Academia Sinica, Taiwan. Moderator: Kuo-hsing Hsieh Director, Academia Sinica Digital Center. [abs] [slide]
11:00-11:10	Coffee Break
11:10-12:50	Paper Section I: History Moderator: Cheng-yun Liu Research Fellow, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica. Searching for Ancient Social Networks: A Case from New Caledonian Lapita Pottery Assemblages Scarlett Chiu, Taiwan [abs] [slide] Effects of Character-based and Clause-based Multilingual Mapping in Studies of Historical Buddhist Scriptures Reiko Hishiyama, Japan [abs] Text to Data: Extracting Posting Data from Chinese Local Monographs Wai-him Pang, Hui Cheng, China Shih-pei Chen, Germany [abs] [slide] MARKUS: A Semi-automatic Markup Platform for Classical Chinese Hou-ieong Ho, the Netherlands [abs] [slide]
12:50-13:20	Lunch
13:20-14:00	Poster Session & Demonstrations
14:00-15:40	Paper session II: Database Moderator: Hur-li Lee Associate Professor, School of Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA. @International Conference Hall Digitally Archiving Advertising Ephemera: The Case of the Chinese Commercial Advertisement Archive (CCAA) (1880-1940) Jing Chen, USA [abs] [slide] What is the Problem?: History and the Chinese Commercial Advertising Archive (CCAA) Tani Barlow, USA Summoning Structures of Sentiment: Applying Database Research to Travel Notes during the Japanese Colonial Period Shu-hui Lin, Taiwan [abs] [slide] Semantics of a GIS-BIM Integrated Database for Multi-property Cultural Heritages: A Case Study on Shrines Around Huishan Mountain of Wuxi Jie He, Lei Zhu, China [abs] [slide]
14:00-15:40	Paper session III: GIS Moderator: Jinn-guey Lay Professor, Department of Geography, National Taiwan University. @First Conference Room Study on Visualization Disclosure of Meteorological Disasters Historical Materials of China Ling Cao, Huai-dong Ge, Yong Lu, Min Li, China [abs] [slide] Research on Place Name Markup Technology and Creating the Spatial-temporal Integrated Information Infrastructure for the Value-added Application of Scripta Sinica Database Eric Yen, Ling Bai, Hsiung-ming Liao, Simon C. Lin, I-chun Fan, Taiwan [abs] [slide] Use Semantic Web Technologies to Develop Linked Gazetteers Dong-po Deng, Tyng-ruey Chuang, Taiwan [abs] [slide] Exploring the Development of Irrigation Maps in Taiwan under Early Japanese Colonial Rule Using Irrigation Registers in Sotokufu Archives Chia-jung Wu, Jinn-guey Lay, Taiwan
15:40-15:50	Coffee Break
15:50-17:30	Paper session IV: Art & Literature Moderator: Chiao-mei Liu Associate Professor, Department of History, National Taiwan University. @International Conference Hall Constructing the Ontology of Digital Art History: A Mapping Study Shu-jiun Chen, Yi-jia Lin, Taiwan [abs] [slide] The Digital Humanities Research of the Landscape Painting of the Five Dynasties and Northern Song Dynasty Guan-tao Jin, Taiwan Jian-bo Mao, Ping Wang, Lan-li Tong, Zhi-qiang Xing, China [abs] [slide] Writing and the Machine: Perspectives from Cybertexts Tong-king Lee, Hong Kong [abs] [slide]
15:50-17:30	Paper session V: Text Mining Moderator: Kuang-hua Chen Vice Director, National Taiwan University Library. @First Conference Room The Alternation of Idea Groups on New Youth (Xin Qingnian): A New Digital Humanity Approach Guan-tao Jin, Wei-yun Chiu, Ying-yi Liang, Po-yu Chen, Man-kwan Shan, Taiwan Qin-feng Liu, Hong Kong [abs] [slide] The Historical Study under the Context of Digital Humanities-verification and Interpretation of Free China Tzu-yang Chiang, Hua-yuan Hsueh, Jyi-shane Liu, Ming-feng Tsai, Wen-chuan Huang, Ke-chih Ning, Taiwan [abs] [slide] Who Translated the Shij Ji Jing of the Chang Ahan Jing? Applying Statistical Analytical Methods to Find New Quantitative Evidence from Sutra Text Fa-chi Shi, Jen-jou Hung, Taiwan [abs] [slide]

December 2: International Conference Hall
08:30-09:30	Keynote Speech III：From Electronic Texts to Digital Humanities and from Life to the Environment: CBETA, DDBC and DILA Moderator: Shi-yung Liu Deputy Director, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica Huimin Bhikshu President, Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts, Taiwan. [abs] [slide]
09:30-10:30	Keynote Speech IV：Computational Manuscriptology Moderator: Wen-lian Hsu Director, Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica. Speaker: Nachum Dershowitz Professor, Tel Aviv University, Israel [abs] [slide]
10:30-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-12:10	Panel Presentation：The Dickens Lexicon Digital and the Study of Late Modern English Moderator: Tien-yi Chao Associate Professor, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University. Tomoji Tabata/Japan Masahiro Hori/Japan Osamu Imahayashi/Japan Miyuki NIshio/Japan Kiyonori Nagasaki/Japan [abs] [slide]
12:10-13:00	Lunch
13:00-14:00	Poster Session & Demonstrations
14:00-16:30	Roundtable: Global Digital Humanities Moderator: Jieh Hsiang Director, Research Center for Digital Humanities, National Taiwan University. An International Perspective on Digital Humanities: Challenges & Strategies Harold Short Professor, King’s College London, UK [abs] [slide] Global Digital Humanities Paul Arthur Chair Professor, University of Western Sydney, Australia [abs] [slide] MARKUS and the New History of Collective Action Hilde de Weerdt Professor, Leiden University, Nederland [abs] [slide] Digital Humanities in the History of Science: Strategies at MPIWG and the Local Monographs Project Dagmar Schäfer Director, Department III, the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Germany [abs] [slide] A Trend of DH Research on Japanese Arts and Cultures: From Literary and Linguistic Computing to Digital Scholarship Mitsuyuki Inaba Professor, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan [abs] [slide]
16:30-16:40	Coffee Break
16:40-18:20	Paper session VI Social Media Moderator: Hsiao-mei Wu Director, Department of Journalism, National Chengchi University. From Bibliographic to Contextual: Navigating the Google Books Dataset for Digital Humanities Research Devin Higgins, Lucas Mak, Shawn Nicholson, Aaron Collie, Thomas Padilla, Nathan Collins, USA [abs] [slide] Tourism Destination Image Representation on the Web: Application of a Chinese Content Analysis Software Ho-chia Chueh, Wen-fu Tsou, Pei-hua Chao, Taiwan [abs] [slide] News Sources in Social Media during the 2012 Presidential Election in Taiwan Yu-chung Cheng, Shiuh-feng Shih, Taiwan [abs] [slide] Social Sensor: An Analysis Tool for Social Media Chun-hsiao Wu, Tsai-yen Li, Pai-lin Chen, Yu-chung Cheng, Taiwan [abs] [slide]