Welcome to the workshop

Computer Vision in Digital Humanities

http://bit.ly/cvindhworkshop#AVinDH

• Mailinglist

• Lunchmeeting this Wednesday

12.30-1.30, Leacock 232

• Join the Steering Committee?

Workshop Aims

This workshop will focus on how computer vision can be

applied within the realm of Audiovisual Materials in Digital

Humanities.

During the workshop, attendees will both present (ongoing)

work on applying computer vision and experiment with

computer vision in a hands-on session

Workshop Aims• What are state-of-art techniques in computer vision?

• What are possibilities and challenges in the application of

computer vision in Digital Humanities research?

• How can non-expert researchers employ computer vision?

• How can cooperation between Humanities researchers and

computer vision experts be improved so both can benefit of

each other's expertise?

Workshop Organisers

Matthew LincolnGetty Research Institute

Mark WilliamsDarthmouth College

Benoit SequinÉcole Polytechnique Fédéralede Lausanne, (EPFL)

Martijn KleppeNational Library of theNetherlands (KB)

Thomas SmitsRadboud University

Melvin WeversUtrecht University

Program Committee

Prof dr. Franciska de Jong (chair)CLARIN / University Utrecht

Prof.dr. Andrew ZissermanUniversity of Oxford, US

Dr. Doug ResideNew York Public Library, US

Hans BrandhorstEditor Iconclass, NL

Dr. Jakob VerbeekINRIA, France

Dr. Marianne Ping HuangUniversity of Aarhus, Denmark

Prof.dr. Remco VeltkampUniversity Utrecht, NL

Prof.dr. Tinne TuytelaarKU Leuven, Belgium

Program

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• Anything you want to share

• 5 minutes max

• All info at: http://bit.ly/cvindhlightning

• Submit your title at Google Sheetasap

• Send slides to martijn.kleppe@kb.nl

Full Program workshop:

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Contribute to Collaborative Minutes

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Information on Special Interest Group (SIG) AVinDH:

https://avindhsig.wordpress.com