Seals and Linked Open Data

Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities

Hear about the future of medieval sigillography  --  3D visualization, machine learning, and the impact of large datasets.

Seals and Linked Open Data*Please register for each panel separately/ Veuillez vous inscrire pour chaque session séparément*Panel 1: Repositories, Scholars and Seals December 2nd, 15:00-16:45 (Central European Time)15:00-15:04 – Welcome (John McEwan, Saint Louis University)15:05-15:14 – Opening Remarks (Elizabeth New, Aberystwyth University)15:15-15:29 – Helen Geake (Portable Antiquities Scheme), ‘From archaeology to sigillography: working with the Portable Antiquities Scheme’s dataset’15:30-15:44 – Martina Bolom-Kotari (University of Hrdec Kárlové), ‘Making seals accessible in the archives of the Czech Republic’ 15:45-15:59 – Amy Sampson (The National Archives, UK), ‘Searchable Seals: Improved understanding, access and preservation of seals collections at The National Archives’16:00-16:14 – Torsten Hiltmann and Philipp Schneider (Humboldt University), ‘Detection, Description, Analysis. Towards an integrated approach to heraldic representations on seals using Machine Learning and Semantic Web Technologies’16:15-16:45 – DiscussionPanel 2: Linking DatasetsDecember 3rd, 15:00-16:45 (Central European Time)15:00-15:04 – Welcome (Philippa Hoskin, Cambridge University)15:05-15:19 – Maria do Rosário Morujão (University of Coimbra), ‘Sigillvm Portugaliae: an online corpus of seals from Portugal and in Portuguese archives’15:20-15:34 – Martina Filosa (University of Cologne) and Alessio Sopracasa (Sorbonne University), ‘SigiDoc: an encoding standard for (not only) Byzantine seals’15:35-15:49 – John McEwan (Saint Louis University), ‘Linking and digitizing legacy catalogues: the Digisig project’15:50-16:04 – Markus Späth (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen), ‘Uncovering a cosmos of European sealing culture: Digitizing the Beissel cast collection’ 16:05-16:14 – Georg Vogeler (University of Graz), ‘The RDF/SKOS version of the Vocabulaire Internationale de la Sigillographie’16:15-16:50 – DiscussionPanel 3: Le potentiel des grands ensembles de données pour la sigillographie / The potential of large datasets for sigillographyDecember 8rd, 15:00-16:50 (Central European Time)15:00-15:04 – Bienvenue/ Welcome (Maria do Rosário Morujão, University of Coimbra)15:05-15:19 – María Narbona Cárceles (University of Zaragoza), ‘Le groupe de recherche SIGYDOC, et la base de données SIGILAR (Sigilografía Aragonesa)/ The SIGYDOC research group and the SIGILAR (Sigilografia Aragonesa) database’15:20-15:34 – Laurent Hablot (École Pratique des Hautes Études), ‘SIGILLA, la base de données pour les ressources françaises/ SIGILLA, digital database for French resources’15:35-15:49 – Philippe Jacquet, ‘Sigillographie et la numérisations 3D/ Sigillography and 3D digitization’ 15:50-16:04 – Georg Vogeler (University of Graz), ‘Seals in Monasterium.net’16:04-16:45 – DiscussionLanguageThe event will be held in English and FrenchOrganized byThe Center for Digital Humanities, Saint Louis University with Linked Past 6https://johnmcewan.github.io/LinkedPast_6/https://ics.sas.ac.uk/events/event/22792

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