• 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.

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

• data modeling
• markup
• semantic web

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

• Hilary Havens
• Eliza Alexander Wilcox
• Meredith L. Hale
• Jamie Kramer

• collaboration
• transcription
• metadata
• markup
• archives
• manuscripts
• semantic web
• ethics
• editing

• crowdsourcing
• Zooniverse
• TEI
• linked open data
• Maria Edgeworth
• name authorities
• digital archives
• Romantic period
• long eighteenth century
• correspondence
• controlled vocabularies

Our article describes how we are building the Maria Edgeworth Letters Project, an open-access archive containing Maria Edgeworth's correspondence, tracing our steps including image retrieval and processing, metadata generation, transcription, linked open data, and TEI encoding.

• Andrew A. Cashner

• access
• editing
• markup
• minimal computing
• music
• tools
• users

• music notation
• open-source software
• free software
• minimal computing
• semantic markup
• conversion and exchange
• musicology
• publishing
• editing
• music encoding
• workflow

Lilypond music-notation software as a case study: how to make open-source tools work for us.

• Eugenio Biagini
• Patrick Geoghegan
• Hugh Hanley
• Aneirin Jones
• Huw Jones

• markup
• history
• tools
• corpora
• public history

• collation
• history
• Ireland
• similarity
• text encoding

Automated methods for the reconstruction of political speeches.

• Jennifer C. Edmond
• Alejandro Benito Santos
• Michelle Doran
• Roberto Therón
• Michał Kozak
• Cezary Mazurek
• Eveline Wandl-Vogt
• Aleyda Rocha Sepulveda

• collaboration
• project report
• interdisciplinarity
• dh
• data curation
• markup

We discuss how the cross-disciplinary design of a taxonomy of sources of uncertainty in Digital Humanities (DH) became not just an instrument to organise data, but also a tool to negotiate and build compromises between different communities of practice.

• Daiki Tagami
• Michael Satlow

• archaeology
• machine learning
• markup

A comparison of machine learning models to predict the year of inscriptions from tabular data in the Israel/Palestine dataset.

• James Cummings

• project management
• data curation
• collaboration
• markup
• infrastructure

• project resiliency
• succession planning

Saving two projects from digital demise.

• Constance Crompton

• data curation
• markup
• minimal computing
• project management
• project report
• pedagogy

• project resiliency
• innovation
• sustainability

Innovation and sustainability: can you have both?

• Nabeel Siddiqui

• project management
• markup
• tools
• minimal computing
• philosophy
• history
• publishing

Drawing on software studies, data feminism, digital rhetoric studies, information science, and the history of computing, this paper foregrounds Markdown as a cultural object to analyze the social, cultural, and political pressures surrounding the digital humanities.  Rather than beginning with contemporary discourse, it draws parallels between Markdown and Donald Knuth's TeX.

• Till Grallert

• project report
• digitization
• cultural heritage
• markup
• minimal computing
• access

This paper introduces and evaluates the project Open Arabic Periodical Editions (OpenArabicPE) as a case study of minimal computing.

• Francesca Giovannetti
• Francesca Tomasi

• semantic web
• tools
• publishing
• markup

• digital scholarly editions
• linked open data
• TEI

Linked data from TEI (LIFT) is an open source tool for generating linked data from TEI-encoded texts.

• Alois Pichler

• markup
• manuscripts
• philosophy
• reading

XML is apt for the encoding of complex manuscript materials.

• Nicole Gray

• literary studies
• code studies
• materialisms
• markup
• reading

This articles examines a Walt Whitman manuscript through the lens of code.

• Geoffrey Rockwell
• Stéfan Sinclair

• history
• archaeology
• digitization
• collaboration
• nlp
• media studies
• markup
• materialisms

Examines innovations in Index Thomisticus and their implications for mechanical and human labour

• Barbara McGillivray
• Thierry Poibeau
• Pablo Ruiz Fabo

• nlp
• collaboration
• dh
• tools
• corpora
• stylistics
• markup
• annotation

Argues for an increase in communication and collaboration between Natural Language Processing and Digital Humanities communities to advance both fields

• Anna Bellotto

• medieval
• manuscripts
• semantic web
• markup
• metadata
• standards

How can the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model help address issues in the representation of manuscripts?

• Desmond Schmidt

• digitization
• manuscripts
• markup
• transcription
• editing

Presents a critique of current text-encoding practices centered on difficulties concerning the encoding of multiple versions of individual texts