Isabella di Lenardo : Responsable,
Scientifique en humanités numériques, chargée de cours en histoire urbaine numérique,
Docteur en thĂ©ories et histoire de l’art
RĂ©mi Petitpierre : Post doc en humanitĂ©s numĂ©riques et ingĂ©nieur de l’information
Cédric Viaccoz : ingénieur informaticien
Nicolas Mermoud-Ghraichy : Ingénieur systÚme et développement web
Notre Ă©quipe bĂ©nĂ©ficie des projets d’Ă©tudiants, des collaborations avec des programmes doctoraux et des interactions avec d’autres projets internationaux en cours.
Anciens membres de l’Ă©quipe
- Lucas Rappo, docteur en histoire a contribuĂ© au travail d’extraction et de validation des transcriptions des registres du Recensement de Lausanne.
- Ludovic Pollet, historien, qui a rejoint l’Unil comme doctorant pour dĂ©velopper un projet de recherche sur les registres notariaux de Lausanne.
- Zaya Khayankhyarvaa, ingĂ©nieure en sciences de l’information, a participĂ© au dĂ©veloppement de DHAnnoto, un outil d’annotation pour la cartographie historique.
- Irene Bianchi, MA in Architecture, spécialisée en reconstructions 2D/3D
Collaborations
EuropeanaÂ
We are collaborating with Europeana on pilot projects to enrich certain documentary series by geolocating them and adding data to index their content. These enriched sources are used for teaching purposes, are republished in the Time Atlas interface, and are redistributed to the enriched provider institutions.
   Historical Museum of Lausanne
The iconographic database of the Historical Museum of Lausanne contains nearly 62,500 photographs, paintings and prints. The exploitation of this collection within the framework of the Icono Lausanne project should open new perspectives for the valorization of this heritage.
Archives of the City of Lausanne
The Archives of the City of Lausanne are the guardians of historical administrative documents, including the municipal censuses from 1804 onwards, representing  the main historical demographic sources for  reconstructing Lausanne population.Â
Archives Cantonales VaudoisesÂ
The Vaud Cantonal Archives are the custodians of the cadastral series we have geolocated and extracted. We are developing a project on the Cadastre Rénové of 1885-1889, as well as training and awareness-raising initiatives for archive users and the general public.
BnF Data LabÂ
The BnF Data Lab is a service for researchers who wish to work on the BnF’s digital collections. These collections represent a huge reservoir of data that are sometimes difficult to understand. The Time Machine Unit has developed pedagogical and research activities in partnership with BnF Data Lab to adapt cutting-edge computational approaches to extract and analyze information from BnF heritage collections. BnF’s Data Lab is also an institution where EPFL students can do a research internship.Â
 ARCHiVE Center at the Giorgio Cini Foundation
Time Machine Unit is a partner of the ARCHiVe center at the Giorgio Cini Foundation in Venice in which it develops projects for the numbering and analysis of documentary heritage. The ARCHiVE center is an eligible institution for EPFL students to do internships.
The Alan Turing Institute | Coloring Cities Research Program
The Coloring Cities Research Program (CCRP) is a  research-led initiative develops open-source code to support an international network of low-maintenance, academia-led open data platforms that provide standardized microspatial data on the building stock, at the building level. Time Machine Unit collaborates with CCRP on several research fronts : vectorization of historical cartography and contribution of new information layers for the development of the Colouring Switzerland initiative.




