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The Digital Humanities Laboratory was founded by Professor Frédéric Kaplan 2012. It develops new computational approaches for rediscovering the past and anticipating the future. The projects conducted at the lab range from the reconstruction of ancient cities to the algorithms influence in writing. The Venice Time Machine is the DHLAB flagship project, in partnership with Ca’ Foscari University. It aspires to digitize 1000 years of historical records and make them accessible.
The DHLAB trains a new generation of digital humanists, developing innovative educational programs as well as didactic technologies.
Last Publications
Historical newspaper semantic segmentation using visual and textual features
R. Barman
2019-06-21. Beyond Keyword Search: Semantic Indexing and Exploration of Large Collections of Historical Newspapers
M. Ehrmann
Digital Humanitites in the Nordic Countries, Copenhagen, Denmark, March 2019. Index-Driven Digitization and Indexation of Historical Archives
G. Colavizza; M. Ehrmann; F. Bortoluzzi
Frontiers in Digital Humanities. 2019-03-11. Vol. 6, num. 1-16, p. 1-16. Historical Newspaper User Interfaces: A Review
M. Ehrmann; E. Bunout; M. Düring
2019-09-02. 85th IFLA General Conference and Assembly, Athens, Greece, 24-30 August 2019. p. 1-24. DOI : 10.5281/zenodo.3404155. Self-Recognition in Data Visualization: How Individuals See Themselves in Visual Representations
D. Rodighiero; L. Cellard
EspacesTemps.net: Electronic Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences. 2019-08-08. DOI : 10.26151/espacestemps.net-wztp-cc46.
