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El'manuscript 2021 Textual Heritage and Information Technologies Conference Program El’Manuscript 2021 Textual Heritage and Information Technologies 12. – 15.04.2021 Organized by the Department of Slavonic Studies, Freiburg University, Germany Conference Program Version of 12.04.2021 http://www.elmanuscript2020.uni-freiburg.de/ Monday, 12.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Monday, 12.04.2021 Opening: 13:30 – 14:00 Opening: Achim Rabus, Head of the Department of Slavonic Studies Welcome Addresses: Michael Schwarze, Vice President for Academic Affairs Frank Bezner, Dean of the Faculty of Philology Keynotes (40 min + 10 min discussion) 14:00 – 14:50 “From Annotation to Modeling: Computational Horizons for Medieval Slavic Studies” Quinn Dombrowski (Stanford) 14:50 – 15:40 “Russian Digital Humanities – a View from Inside” Daniil Skorinkin (Moscow) 15:40 – 16:00 Coffee break Round table 16:00 – 17:30 “Keyboard Layouts” (Viktor Baranov, David J. Birnbaum, Daniel Bunčić, Ralph Cleminson, Sebastian Kempgen, Sorin Paliga) 1 Tuesday, 13.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Tuesday, 13.04.2021 Parallel Panels 1, 2, 3 (20 min + 10 min discussion) 9:00 – 12:00 Panel 1: Electronic Corpora I: South Slavic Panel 2: Automatic Panel 3: Digital Scholarly Text Chair: D. Bunčić Transcription/Transkribus Editions I Chair: S. Kempgen Chair: R. Cleminson 9:00 – 9:30 K. Hristova-Yordanova (Sofia) N. Pedrazzini (Oxford) A. M. Moldovan (Moscow)* “Electronic Descriptions of Slavonic Canceled “Textual Information in the Linguistic Manuscripts at the Bulgarian National Library Corpus” ‘St. St. Cyril and Methodius’ – Problems and Perspectives.” 9:30 – 10:00 A. Miltenova | I. Iliev (Sofia) V. Neumann (Berlin) G. Brouwer (Amsterdam) “Computer Corpora and Public Challenges” “‘Deep Mining’ of the Collection of Old Prints “Docere: A Generic And Customizable ‘Kirchenslavica digital’” Framework for Publishing and Archiving Digital (Scholarly) Editions” 10:00 – 10:30 A. Milanova (Sofia) W. Thompson (Heidelberg) A. Lavrentiev | E. Markova (Belgorod | Lyon) Canceled “Using Text Recognition Tools to Transcribe Multilingual Lexica” “Medea Project: Digital Editing and Analysis of Medieval and Renaissance Medical Texts in France” 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break * Presentation in Russian, AI-assisted translation will be provided. 1 Tuesday, 13.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 11:00 – 11:30 V. Polomac (Kragujevac) A. Arkhipov (Hamburg, Moscow) A. Vanouse (Boston) “Compiling a Diachronic Corpus of Serbian: “Using HTR on Bilingual Evenki-Russian “Transport Protocols and the ‘Attacker’ in Theoretical and Methodological Challenges” Manuscripts of 1910s” Digital Preservation: the Case of the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry” 11:30 – 12:00 M. Ogrin (Ljubljana) K. Müller | A. Tikhonov | R. Meyer (Berlin) O. Zholobov (Kazan) “The Repertorium of Slovenian Early Modern “Scribe vs. Authorship Clustering in Historic “Online Publication, Fragmentation and Manuscripts. A Place of Cultural Memory and Czech Manuscripts with LiViTo: A Case Study Linguistic-Statistical Study of a Megatext Textual Research” with Visual and Linguistic Feature” from the 13th Century” 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch 2 Tuesday, 13.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Parallel Panels 4, 5, 6 (20 min + 10 min discussion) 13:00 – 14:30 Panel 4: Creation/Optimization of Panel 5: Translations and Dictionaries: Panel 6: Extra-Textual Analysis of Databases Textual Analysis and Technical Tools I Manuscripts I: Paper and Watermarks Chair: C. Vakareliyska Chair: P. Ambrosiani Chair: Y. Penkova 13:00 – 13:30 D. Sitchinava | A. Dyshkant (Moscow) H. Eckhoff (Oxford) K. Enami, Y. Okada, T. Hibiya, S. Sato, T. Yokota, S. Sawayama ( Kyoto | Tokyo) “Integration of the Old East Slavic “Aligning the Psalterium Sinaiticum with the Epigraphical Databases, Corpora and Greek Psalter” “Scientific Study of Paper Used for Ukiyoe Indices” Pictures Published in the Edo-Era by High- Resolution Digital Microscope” 13:30 – 14:00 J. Fuchsbauer | F. Maion | L. Sels (Innsbruck C. De Bastiani | T. Krause | M. Klotz | M. X. Xu | K. Enami (Tokyo) | Leuven) Coniglio | H. Sahm | A. Recker | J. C. Schaffert “Analysis of Incunabula Paper Quality: | S. Walkenhorst (Verona | Berlin | Göttingen ) “Towards a Database of Older Slavonic Beginning from ‘The Travels of Literature. First Steps Towards the “Building and Using a Parallel Corpus for Marco Polo’” Digitisation and Publication of Francis Analyzing Translations of High and Low J. Thomson’s Card Index” German Incunabula” 14:00 – 14:30 Š. Pilát (Prague) T. Pentkovskaya (Moscow)* A. Kalashnikova (Saint Petersburg) “GORAZD: The Old Church Slavonic “O tekstologii pechatnogo perevoda Korana “Infrared Digital Scanning of the 15th – the Digital Hub – new developments“ 1716g.” First Half of the 16th Centuries Russian Judicial Documents’ Watermarks.” 14:30 – 15:00 Coffee break * Presentation in Russian, AI-assisted translation will be provided. 3 Tuesday, 13.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Parallel Workshops A, B, C 15:00 – 16:00 Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C 15:00 – 16:00 “Repertorium of Church Slavonic “Neural Tagging” (Yves Scherrer) “Transkribus” (Achim Rabus) Texts” (Anissava Miltenova | Andrej Boyadzhiev) 4 Wednesday, 14.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Wednesday, 14.04.2021 Keynote (40 min + 10 min discussion) 9:00 – 9:50 “Do Manuscripts Have Style? Digital Stylometry for Manuscript Studies” Gerhard Lauer (Basel) Parallel Panels 7, 8, 9 (20 min + 10 min discussion) 9:50 – 12:30 Panel 7: Preservation Panel 8: Statistical Methodology Panel 9: Questions of Lemmatization and Chair: J. Fuchsbauer Chair: A. Granberg Annotation Chair: A. Miltenova 9:50 – 10:20 E. Zhdanova (Izhevsk)* Y. Penkova | A. Rabus (Moscow | Freiburg) V. Kozak | A. Makarova | D. Balashevich | A.Kharlamova | A. Sobolev (Saint “Texts of the Corpus of Russian Dialects of “Indefinite Pronouns in Old East Slavic: a Petersburg| Zürich) Udmurtia as a Source of Linguistic and Corpus Approach” Culturological Informations” “Linguistic Description of the Glagolitic Fragment from the 14th c. (NLR, Berčić II 36)” 10:20 – 10:50 S. Zemicheva | M. Gromov (Tomsk) R.A. Vernyaeva (Izhevsk) * N. Drozhashchikh | E. Efimova (Tyumen) “Tomsk Dialect Corpus as a Universal “Collocations with the Component -ьn(о) in “Lemmatization for Old English: Building Information Search System” Russian Chronicles: Quantitative and Statistical Text Analysis Application” Analysis (on the Basis of Russian Chronicles Corpus of the Historical Corpus ‘Manuscript’)” 10:50 – 11:00 Coffee break * Presentation in Russian, AI-assisted translation will be provided. 5 Wednesday, 14.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 11:00 – 11:30 T. Lehmberg | A. Ferger | D. Jettka (Hamburg) A. Ptentsova (Moscow) O. Lyashevskaya | D. Sitchinava | M. Skachedubova (Moscow) “Cross-Resource Exploitation of Manuscript “Доумати (dumati), гадати (gadati) and Their and Spoken Language Data” Aspectual Pairs in the Historical Subcorpus of “Lemmatization of the Middle Russian the Russian National Corpus.” Corpus within the RNC: Choice of Solutions” 11:30 – 12:00 L. Varlamova (Moscow) D. Dobrovolsky (Moscow) E. Mishina (Moscow) “Standardization of the Long Term “Style of Old Russian Sermons in the “The Annotation of Verbal Aspect in Preservation of Digital Documents and Their 11 – 12th Centuries: A Quantitative Diachrony: Parameters, Algorithms and Formats” Approach” Problems” 12:00 – 12:30 J. Iashchenko (Perm) C. Vertan | W. v. Hahn (Hamburg) “The Results of Testing of the Technology for “Annotation of Vague and Uncertain Places Analysis in Oral History (by the Heritage of the and Events in Historical Texts” Volga Germans)” 12:30 – 13:10 Lunch 6 Wednesday, 14.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Parallel Panels 10, 11, 12 (20 min + 10 min discussion) 13:10 – 14:40 Panel 10: Extra-Textual Analysis of Panel 11: Translations and Dictionaries: Panel 12: Digital Scholarly Text Manuscripts II Textual Analysis and Technical Tools II Editions II Chair: D. Sitchinava Chair: N. Drozhashchikh Chair: O. Lyashevskaya 13:10 – 13:40 E. Nosova | D. Weber (Saint Petersburg) A. Lavrentiev | L. Kurysheva (Novosibirsk | A. Andreev (Saint Petersburg) Lyon) “Study of Applied Black Seals from the “How Can Textual Corpora Benefit from Collection of Nicolay Likhachev: Preliminary “A Bilingual Digital Edition of La Belle et la Distributed Computing Methods?” Observations” Bête and its Russian Translation by Kh. Demidova” 13:40 – 14:10 E. Nosevich | I. Poliakov | D. Tsypkin (Saint S. D. Zlivko | L. S Shatunova (Izhevsk) T. Daiber (Gießen) Petersburg) “The English-Language Versions of “Orthographic Doubts: grammatika and “Modern Methods of Manuscript Mark Multicomponent Terms in the Electronic grammatikija Are No Synonyms” Studying: Wax Drops” Linguistic Dictionary of M. V. Lomonosov” 14:10 – 14:40 N. Kuzemko (Saint Petersburg) M. Lazar | M. Hoffert (Leipzig) G. A. Broadwell | B. D. Lillehaugen | X. Flores-Marcial | E. Kadlecek | F. H. Lopez “Binding Stamping Research Methodology “Constructing a Time Machine to Surf the (Trasological Analysis)” Past: Compiling and Individualizing a | M. Zarafonetis (Haverford | Gainesville | Historical Legal Glossary” Los Angeles | Bryn Mawr) “Digital Editions of Endangered Language Texts as a Form of Pedagogy, Scholarship, and Resistance” 14:40 – 15:00 Coffee break 7 Wednesday, 14.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Parallel Workshops A, B, C 15:00 – 16:00 Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C 15:00 – 16:00 “Repertorium of Church Slavonic “Neural Tagging” (Yves Scherrer) “Transkribus” (Achim Rabus) Texts” (Anissava Miltenova | Andrej Boyadzhiev) 8 Thursday, 15.04.2021 Version of 12.04.2021 Thursday, 15.04.2021 Parallel Panel 13, 14, 15, 16 (20
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