• Marie Puren
• Pierre Vernus

• cultural heritage
• data modeling
• semantic web

• CIDOC CRM
• ontology
• semantic web
• cultural heritage
• silk
• SILKNOW

Using the Semantic Web to preserve European silk heritage, a CIDOC CRM-based data model and browser extension.

• Huw Jones
• Yasmin Faghihi

• markup
• data modeling
• manuscripts
• data analytics

• quantitative codicology
• TEI
• catalogue data
• clustering

How text encoding can support quantitative codicology and the analysis of data derived from manuscript descriptions at scale.

• Amanda Furiasse

• data modeling
• dh

• virtual reality
• digital arts and humanities
• computational studies
• museology
• digital museology

In her review of Modelling Between Digital and Humanities: Thinking in Practice, Amanda Furiasse delves into the dynamic potential of modeling not just as a method, but as a transformative medium for humanities research, illuminating how modeling can empower scholars to adapt and thrive in an era of AI chatbots, VR simulations, and deepfakes.

• Andrea Bellandi
• Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio
• Silvia Piccini
• Federica Vezzani

• data modeling
• markup
• semantic web

• terminography
• lexicography
• TermBase eXchange
• OntoLex-Lemon
• data serialisation

• Jan Horstmann
• Christian Lück
• Immanuel Normann

• data modeling
• semantic web

• intertextuality
• semantic web
• ontology
• RDF
• modeling
• annotation
• formalization
• logic
• theory

• Maria Hinzmann

• data modeling

• Michael Bender
• Maria Becker
• Carina Kiemes
• Marcus Müller

• data modeling
• annotation
• linguistics

• annotation
• machine learning
• category development

• Michael Richter

• informatics
• nlp
• corpora
• linguistics
• data modeling
• data analytics

• C. M. Sperberg-McQueen
• Claus Huitfeldt

• data modeling
• annotation

• CATMA
• text annotation
• ontology

Why should an ontology require a girl to be either a child or a female but not both?

• Angelika Zirker
• Michael Göggelmann

• literary studies
• annotation
• data modeling
• pedagogy

• annotation
• digital literary studies
• DH in teaching
• Jane Austen
• modality
• ambiguity

• Shanmugapriya T

• data modeling
• corpora
• nlp

• Sandra Balck
• Ingo Frank
• Hermann Beyer-Thoma
• Anna Ananieva

• data modeling
• annotation
• editing

• digital edition
• historical travelogue
• semantic annotation
• frame semantics
• annotation scheme
• ontology design patterns
• knowledge representation

• C. M. Sperberg-McQueen
• Claus Huitfeldt

• data modeling
• annotation

• CATMA
• text annotation
• ontology

Why should an ontology require a girl to be either a child or a female but not both?

• Yasamin Rezai

• gender
• data modeling
• data analytics
• ethics
• cultural criticism

A review of Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein's recent work: Data Feminism.

• Zahra Rizvi
• Rohan Chauhan
• A. Sean Pue
• Nishat Zaidi

• literary studies
• project management
• access
• minimal computing
• data modeling

Exploring minimal computing as a method for creating multilingual, digital critical editions of Indian-language poetry.

• Gábor Mihály Tóth
• Tim Hempel
• Krishna Somandepalli
• Shri Narayanan

• history
• gender
• interdisciplinarity
• data analytics
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• data modeling
• oral history

Applying methods and concepts from molecular physics to computationally approach over 6000 interviews of Aushwitz-Birkenau survivors.

• Onyekachi Henry Ibekwe

• history
• race
• ethics
• cultural criticism
• data modeling
• data curation

A review of Roopika Risam's recent work: New Digital Worlds

• Elli Bleeker
• Bram Buitendijk
• Ronald Haentjens Dekker
• Vincent Neyt
• Dirk Van Hulle

• data modeling
• tools
• editing
• linguistics

The development of a software program that interprets TEI-XML transcriptions of texts with variation provides a medium to examine the ways in which we model and study textual variance.

• Houda Lamqaddam
• Inez De Prekel
• Koenraad Brosens
• Katrien Verbert

• history
• data modeling
• network

We explore the importance of hierarchy in social networks, and investigate whether hierarchies  - strongly present within our models of social structure - affect our perception of social network data

• Emma Slayton

• history
• archaeology
• geospatial
• data modeling
• area studies
• indigenous

• computer applications in archaeology
• seafaring
• navigation

This article investigated Amerindian practices by modeling hypothetical canoe routes across Trinidad and mainalnd coast of South America between 1000 AD - 1550 AD.

• James Dobson

• machine learning
• tools
• data modeling

This essay argues that claims made on behalf of computational models should be more closely evaluated to ensure that they are indeed comprehensible according to the norms of the shared interpretative community of the humanities.

• Patricia Ferreira-Lopes

• history
• geospatial
• cultural heritage
• digitization
• data modeling
• area studies

Applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in cultural and historical studies, especially on the Iberian peninsula.

• John Shanahan
• Robin Burke
• Ana Lučić

• data modeling
• content analysis
• reading
• project report
• glam
• data analytics

Explores data from the Chicago Public Library's One Book One Chicago project to analyze and model library usage and reading behavior

• Melvin Wevers
• Jianbo Gao
• Kirstoffer L. Nielbo

• history
• interdisciplinarity
• content analysis
• area studies
• data modeling

Shows how methods from econometrics and complexity science may be applied to humanities data to improve understanding of the role of advertising in society

• Christoph Aurnhammer
• Iris Cuppen
• Inge van de Ven
• Menno van Zaanen

• data modeling
• annotation
• social media

Presents a model that could be valuable for scholars who have a small amount of manual annotation that could be used to tune an unsupervised model of a larger dataset.

• Costas Papadopoulos
• Susan Schreibman

• history
• geospatial
• ar
• data modeling
• data visualization
• project report
• dh

• Virtual worlds
• digital (re)constructions
• 3D modelling
• digital scholarly editions
• Unity 3D
• WebGL
• battle
• Easter Rising

A case study on methods for digitally modelling complex spatial events with inspiration from digital scholarly editions.