4
MonGetting started
Day 1
9-9:30am: Welcome breakfast.
9:30-11:30am: Keynote lecture: An Introduction to Digital Humanities, by F. Rey.
11:30-14:30am: Lunch break.
14:30-17:30: Hands-on course: Setting up your environment, by C. Lemarinier.
5
TueSQL and NoSQL for data manipulation
Day 2
9-9:30am: Welcome breakfast.
9:30-11:30: Featured speaker: An Introduction to SQL and NoSQL databases, by C. Lemarinier.
11:30-14:30: Lunch break.
14:30-17:30: Hands-on course: Manipulating data using SQL, by C. Lemarinier.
6
WenArtificial intelligence for Optic Character Recognition
Day 3
9-9:30am: Welcome breakfast.
9:30-11:30: Featured speaker: An introduction to Computer Vision, G. Charbonnier
11:30-14:30: Lunch break.
14:30-17:30: Hands-on course: Using Kraken for manuscript recognition, G. Charbonnier.
7
ThuNatural Language Processing
Day 4
9-9:30am: Welcome breakfast.
9:30-11:30: Featured speaker: An introduction to Natural Language Processing, by S. Hayek.
11:30-14:30: Lunch break.
14:30-17:30: Hands-on course: Applying Natural Language Processing methods for text classification, by S. Hayek.
8
FriAn Introduction to Bibliometrics
Day 5
9-9:30am: Welcome breakfast.
9:30-11:30: Featured speaker: An Introduction to Bibliometrics, by S. Goria.
11:30-14:30: Lunch break.
14:30-17:30: Hands-on course: Manipulating bibliometrics by S. Goria.
Organization Comitee
Frédérique Rey (Ecritures)
Sophie Hayek (Ecritures).
Angeliki Monnier (CREM)
Julie d’Andurain (CRUHL)
Featured speakers
G. Charbonnier
G. Charbonnier is a computer scientist from Grenoble: he is the lead tech at a startup, specialized in sensors collections and data analysis.
C. Lemarinier
Celine Lemarinier has a Master in Computer Sciences and has been active for 20+ years in very different domains and across 3 countries. She currently works for Atos’ HPC R&D in a team developing products that facilitate data access from large supercomputers. She also leads a work package in the European project IO-SEA. Previously, Celine worked in online payments and automated call distribution.
S. Goria
S. Goria is a scholar specialised in Competitive and creative intelligence. He studies games (boardgames or board games, wargames and matrix games, serious games, games with a purpose, agile games ...) and artefact gamified in a perspective of gamification for knowledge elicitation and problem identification or reformulation. My application domains are: economic intelligence, competitive intelligence, territorial intelligence, innovation, data visualization, the games and gaming in serious context.
S. Hayek
S. Hayek holds a PhD in computer science and has had several experience working on digital humanities project: analysis of similarities between the Septuagint and the New Testament, stemmatology of the Hebrew Bible...
F. Rey
F. Rey is a biblical scholar, leading several project in digital humanities. She is specialised in Hebrew paleography and codicology and works on critical edition of Hebrew manuscripts from the Dead Sea Scrolls and Cairo Genizah...
Venue
The summer school will take place from the 4th to the 8th September 2023, at the Saulcy Campus, in the center of Metz. If you need help finding affordable housing, please contact us. You can reach Metz by car or train (Metz or Lorraine TGV station then shuttle [25 minutes] or plane (Luxembourg Findel, Aeroport Metz-Nancy-Lorraine).
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