Program

September 18, 2024 (Wednesday): Pre-Conference Symposium

The symposium will be conducted in Japanese. Please see the symposium page for more information: 

September 19, 2024 (Thursday): Day 1

September 20, 2024 (Friday): Day 2

September 19, 2024 (Thursday): Day 1


9:45-10:00

Opening (Room A)



10:00-11:30

Session A-1 (Room A)

Long: Infrastructure


Session Chair: Asanobu Kitamoto


10:00-11:30

Session B-1 (Room B)

Panel


Sustainable Infrastructure for Scholarship in Three Dimensions
Susan Schreibman (1), Kiyonori Nagasaki (2), Jun Ogawa (3), Shintaro Seki (3), Costas Papadopoulos (1), Kelly Gillikin-Schoueri (1), Alicia Walsh (1)
1) Maastricht University, Netherlands; 2) Keio University, Japan; 3) The University of Tokyo, Japan


11:45-12:45

Session A-2 (Room A)

Short: Analysis


Session Chair: Takehiro Hashimoto


11:45-12:45

Session B-2 (Room B)

Short: Software Development


Session Chair: Hilofumi Yamamoto


14:30-15:30

Plenary Session 1 (Room A)


Textual Similarities From Authorship Attribution to Distant Reading: A Few Remarks on the Package Stylo

Prof. Maciej Eder
Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences), Poland

Details of the Invited Talk


15:45-17:45

Interactive Session (Room C/D)


Session Chair: Natsuko Nakagawa


18:00-19:30

Reception

September 20, 2024 (Friday): Day 2


10:00-11:30

Session A-3 (Room A)

Long: Analysis


Session Chair: Iku Fujita


10:00-11:30

Session B-3 (Room B)

Panel


Linked Pasts Japan: A Japanese Community for Collaborating Linked Data and Historical & Heritage Studies
Jun Ogawa (1), Tatsuki Sekino (2), Yuta Hashimoto (3), Goki Miyakita (4), Natsuko Yoshiga (5), Asanobu Kitamoto (6)
1) National Institute of Informatics, Japan; 2) International Research Center for Japanese Studies, Japan; 3) National Museum of Japanese History, Japan; 4) Keio Museum Commons, Japan; 5) Osaka University, Japan; 6) ROIS-DS Center for Open Data in the Humanities, Japan


11:50-12:50

Annual General Meeting (Room A)


13:50-14:50

Plenary Session 2 (Room A)


The Long Short History of Digital Editions

Dr. Susan Schreibman
Maastricht University, Netherlands / Co-Director of the DARIAH

Details of the Invited Talk


15:10-16:10

Session A-4 (Room A)

Short: Contents / Data


Session Chair: Satoru Nakamura


15:10-16:10

Session B-4 (Room B)

Long: Artificial Intelligence


Session Chair: Bor Hodoscek 


16:30-16:50

Closing (Room A)