Sustainable data from digital research: Humanities perspectives on digital scholarship

Conference Locations

• Wood Theatre, Arts West, University of Melbourne

  Conference Venue (Note this venue has changed from the venue originally planned for the conference!)
  

• Computer lab, Old Arts 257, University of Melbourne

  Workshop venue

Conference Schedule

2011-12-12

09:15 AM

• Opening: Dean of Arts, Professor Mark Considine

09:30 AM

• Keynote - Stephen Ramsay
• Stephen Ramsay, Found: Data, Textuality, and the Digital Humanities

10:30 AM

• Morning Tea

11:00 AM

• Sebastian Drude, Paul Trilsbeek, The ‘Language Archiving Technology’ solutions for sustainable data from digital research

11:30 AM

• Alexander Borkowski, Andrea Schalley, Going beyond archiving – a collaborative tool for typological research

12:00 PM

• Colleen M. Fitzgerald, Investigating Connected Speech from Tohono O'odham Digitized Legacy Data

12:30 PM

• Lunch: (not provided)

02:00 PM

• Simon Musgrave, John Hajek, ERA and sustainable data

02:30 PM

• Craig Bellamy, Dual levels of significance in Australian historical data: the case for equilibrium

03:30 PM

• Afternoon Tea

04:00 PM

• Rebecca Kippen, Janet McCalman, Sandra Silcot, Len Smith, Roundtable on the ethics of making publicly available historical data 'more' public through linkage and database construction

05:30 PM

• Reception: Arts Hall (Old Arts)

2011-12-13

09:00 AM

• Catherine Ingram, Kam village singers and song experts, Discussing “fair use” of archived recordings of minority music from the mountains of southwestern China

09:30 AM

• Stephen Donald Morey, Documentation of traditional songs and ritual texts: issues for the production of sustainable Data

10:00 AM

• John Olstad, The Digital Nehan Songbook Project

10:30 AM

• Morning Tea

11:00 AM

• Rosey Billington, Simon Musgrave, John Hajek, Creating a digital wordlist for Lopit: a case study in time and motion

11:30 AM

• Jane Louise Hunter, Assessing the Value of Semantic Annotation Services for 3D Museum Artefacts

12:00 PM

• Lunch: (not provided)

01:15 PM

• PARADISEC AGM

02:00 PM

• Workshop: ITunes: Linda Barwick
  

03:30 PM

• Workshop: Final Cut Pro and video: Ben Foley, Jenny Green

07:00 PM

• Dinner: $45 per person.

2011-12-14

09:00 AM

• Jennifer Green, Gail Woods, Ben Foley, Looking at language: appropriate design for sign resources in remote Australian Indigenous communities

09:30 AM

• Adam Schembri, Trevor Johnston, Jordan Fenlon, Kearsy Cormier, Ramas Rentelis, Challenges in lemmatising signed language digital video corpora: the measure of lexical frequency in Australian and British signed languages

10:00 AM

• Anthony Jukes, Culture documentation as linguistic stimulus

10:30 AM

• Morning Tea

11:00 AM

• Margaret Louise Carew, ‘Jurra is best’: Metadata design for a range of outputs from legacy recordings

11:30 AM

• Myfany Myra Turpin, Margaret Carew, “On-line” resources for off-line communities

12:00 PM

• Gabrielle Gardiner, Alex Byrne, Kirsten Thorpe, Elizabeth Mulhollann, Getting it Right from the Start

12:30 PM

• Lunch: (not provided)

02:00 PM

• Katie L Butler, Community-based website building: The Language Documentation Training Center’s approach to mentor-mentee partnership

02:30 PM

• Domenico Fiormonte, Desmond Schmidt, Digital representation and the use of shared texts: the case of a theatrical prompt book

03:00 PM

• Nick Thieberger, Rachel Nordlinger, Online presentation of media and text. Foundations for verification of analyses.

03:30 PM

• Afternoon Tea

04:00 PM

• Tim Andrew Murray, Penny Cook, Conal Tuohy, Archaeological database development: the people and place project

04:30 PM

• Kerry Kilner, Roger Osborne, Bringing Research and Researchers to Light: Current and Emerging Challenges for Discipline-based Knowledge Resources

05:00 PM

• Closing