The Winter Institute in Digital Humanities will feature a poster session on Wednesday 17 January 2024 in which presenters can share their ongoing digital research and can interact with other Winter Institute participants in an informal, collegial setting.
The topics of accepted posters address the fields of representational strategies for digital cultural heritage, oral history, open, social scholarship, Gulf history, computational analysis of Arabic, linked open data for digital cultural heritage and urban architecture.
The titles and authors of accepted posters include:
1 “Reimagining Online Representational Practices for Cultural Heritage Content: Exhibiting MC/F/100 from the Glasgow School of Art’s Archives and Collections” (Ala’a Al Badarin)
2 “Suwalif” (Rawan Alfuraih)
3 “Continuing the Discussion: A Scoped Commons Environment for the Social Sciences and Humanities” (Graham Jensen, Randa El Khatib and Ray Siemens)
4 “Mapping Gulf Spaces, Analyzing Imperial Texts: OpenGulf” (Nora Barakat and Mustafa Emre Günaydı)
5 “Is a Topic Model a Finding Aid?” (Saqer A. Almarri)
6 “Connecting and structuring learning materials and diverse information using digital cultural heritage by RDF and SPARQL for connecting arts, humanities and education” (Masao Oi)
7 “Documenting Narratives: Cairene ‘Ashwa’iyyat through Digital Methods” (Omar Abolnaga)
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