Thomas presenting automatically created annotations in CATMA at our #DH2014 tutorial in Lausanne.

In the course of  DH2014, the heureCLÉA team gave a tutorial on using CATMA as a collaborative annotation and analysis tool. In addition to CATMA, we also presented the first joint results of the heureCLÉA project: after a short introduction to HeidelTime and the flexibility of its underlying architecture (UIMA), we gave a demo on the integration of our automatic text processing pipeline into CATMA.   We’d like to thank all of the attendees for their active participation and valuable feedback. We hope you enjoyed the tutorial as much as we did.   You can download the accompanying material used during the tutorial from here!   https://twitter.com/blros/status/486495104778387456

Dario Rodighiero—Designer and Doctoral Assistant at DHLAB, EPFL—has created the DH2014 conference identity. The identity is built upon a network, and this network is composed entirely of keywords describing DH2014’s accepted papers and posters. Two keywords are connected if they are used in the same paper, and an edge’s weight is given by the number of papers using these two keywords. Furthermore, to increase the depth of layers, edge thickness has been intensified according to the number of authors creating these pairs, emphasizing their voices.
Source: http://dh2014.org/2014/06/26/dh2014-conference-identity/

• Computational Narratology: Extracting Tense Clusters from Narrative Texts. [poster] [paper]
• Extending HeidelTime for Temporal Expressions Referring to Historic Dates. [poster] [paper]