@AnneBaillot Wicked! Next time we're aiming for page 1 ;-);-);-)

#worldcafe + #digitalhumanities @dhiparis: “Digital Humanities Experiments”, http://dhdhi.hypotheses.org/2390 #dhiha6. 13 scholarships available!

MT @martenduering: Proceedings of HistoInformatics2014 are online as well: http://www.springer.com/computer/database+management+%26+information+retrieval/book/978-3-319-15167-0 cc @joewett

@martenduering @MaxKemman There they are: http://www.springer.com/computer/database+management+%26+information+retrieval/book/978-3-319-15167-0 (from p. 229)

#eRome / #dhsummit15 MT @ariannabetti: YES!! @ryanfb: Latin OCR for Tesseract v0.2.0 improved
https://ryanfb.github.io/latinocr/ https://twitter.com/ryanfb/status/573540115504562176/photo/1

RT @Inge_vanVugt: #eRome @LAB1100 will present the project Mapping Notes and Nodes in Networks (in @nodegoat) see the results: http://t.co/…

RT @PonteIneptique: #erome Work from Susanna de Beer is awesome, ample annotations, lexical and cultural one. Its potential impact is huge.

#eRome Organiser Susanna de Beer talks about her project 'Mapping Humanist Visions of Rome' (in @nodegoat), https://www.nias.knaw.nl/fellows/year-group-2014-15/beer-susanna-de

#eRome ICONCLASS, a multilingual classification system for cultural content, is available as #LOD: http://www.iconclass.org/help/lod

#eRome now Hans Brandhorst & Etienne Postumus (@epoz) on Iconclass and Arkyves: http://www.iconclass.nl/, http://arkyves.org/

@epoz We're using the hashtag #eRome :)

#eRome Marieke van der Doel shows the Hadrianus project of @KNIRome: Dutch presence in Rome through the ages, http://hadrianus.it/

Results of Mapping Via Appia in 4D: RT @PonteIneptique: #erome Look at the video http://youtu.be/J1F35fBSRKY (desktop) or http://youtu.be/FZ7Q9zeOg-Y

#eRome @MauricedeKleijn and Rens de Hond of @unigisamsterdam present the 4D mapping of the Via Appia: http://mappingtheviaappia.nl/4dgis/

#eRome @neilcoffee introduces the multilingual & intertextual text analysis tool Tesserae: http://tesserae.caset.buffalo.edu/

#eRome and #DHSummit15 cross-over on distant and close reading

#eRome @neelsmithhc & C. Blackwell present the Homer Multitext project and analyse networks in scholastic disputation http://www.homermultitext.org/hmt-digital/facs?urn=urn%3Acite%3Ahmt%3AmsA.12r

#eRome @PonteIneptique on lemmatisation, annotation, a 'Clotho Pipeline' and a crowdsourcing solution on http://lascivaroma.com

#eRome @MaciejEder Stylistic nearest neighbours + SNA = clustering of similar authors. Shows the break in style in Renaissance Latin texts.

#eRome Now @MaciejEder on computational stylistics for authorship attribution in Latin literature #distantreading

#eRome discussion: students tend to accept the authority of alternative scholarly sources (i.e. databases) over books.

#eRome record in the Zuccaro db on Alessandro Algardi: http://fm.biblhertz.it/fmi/xsl/persrecord.xsl?-lay=www&-max=10&-find=&IDperson=1097 Created by @schelbertgeorg?

#eRome Raspe talks about his planned Neo4j event based data model for the Zuccaro database #graphdatabase

#eRome Martin Raspe talks about the Zuccaro Database: http://zuccaro.biblhertz.it/dokumentation/zuccaro 'Ein modernes, konfigurierbares Informationssystem für die GW'

RT @MaxKemman: @sonofmun @annettestr @RLUK_Mike No disagreement there! Integration of dig methods in existing practices is next step in mak…

#eRome Access to the database: http://census.bbaw.de/

#eRome Birte Rubach presents the  'Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance'-Database http://www.census.de/census?set_language=en&b_start:int=10

#eRome Linking Evidence project has a good UX, clickable/browsable interface to explore texts, images, inscriptions http://medievalrome.eca.ed.ac.uk/

#eRome explore collections of images and texts via an interactive map of Rome: http://www.medievalrome.eca.ed.ac.uk/maps/7280 #GIS #History