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2XTWEETSXMODEMSXTXTXTWEET (2X): Combining Media archeology and electronic literature to support societal change through design

Through the case study of the 2XTWEETSXMODEMSXTXTXTWEET (abbreviated 2X), this contribution will situate the potential of using Twitter’s publically available data streams as inputs for the creation of media archeological (Hertz and Parikka, 2012) textual ...

2023

“Methodological Criss-Crossing”: A Mixed Methods Ethnography of a Digital Library

Simon François Dumas Primbault

At the crossroads of the ethnography of scholarly practices and digital humanities, this study proposes to consider the exploratory aspect of the scientific activity as an intellectual path through a corpus made accessible by an online platform. My case st ...

2022

How to Orient Oneself in Thinking in the Digital Era: A mixed-methods ethnography of researchers' navigational practices on Gallica

Simon François Dumas Primbault

The birth and development of digital libraries—broadly understood as curated collections of electronic documents accessible online on dedicated platforms with tools for search and consultation—have radically transformed research activities. Consequently, t ...

2022

Towards ‘Fourth Paradigm’ Spectral Sensing

Marilyne Andersen, Forrest Simon Webler, Manuel Spitschan

Reconstruction algorithms are at the forefront of accessible and compact data collection. In this paper, we present a novel reconstruction algorithm, SpecRA, that adapts based on the relative rarity of a signal compared to previous observations. We leverag ...

2022

EPFL Library Publishing Support Fastguides

Alain Borel, Marjorie Platon, Anthony Hunziker, Matthias Wolfgang Bräuninger, Manon Velasco

This is a set of 6 1-sheet guides, providing abridged notions, basic and advanced information about Open Access, scientific publishing, copyright, citation, etc.: #01 Open Access: the basics #02 Make your research Open #03 Creative Commons Licenses #04 Pub ...

2020

The 3D Smith Chart: From Theory to Experimental Reality

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Andrei Müller

The Smith chart was primarily developed, extended, and refined by Phillip Hagar Smith [1] in a series of works published [2]-[4] between 1939 and 1969. Smith was born in Lexington, Massachusetts, in 1905. He majored in electrical communications at Tufts Un ...

2020

Experiments in digital publishing: creating a digital compendium

Matteo Romanello

This chapter introduces the readers and users to the goals of the digitally provided index of the compendium Structures of Epic Poetry and the methods used for it. It also expands on the broader applicability of digital methods in view of electronic publis ...

De Gruyter2019

Some unexpected facets of open access geodata publishing

Stéphane Joost

Stéphane Joost (research and teaching associate at LASIG) shares his experience in data publication. It includes three cases with unexpected facets: - Publishers’ requirements: what to do when publishing data is compulsory, whereas the data provider prohib ...

2018

From closed testaments to books: Virtual X-ray Reading as an alternate digitization technology for fragile documents

Giorgio Margaritondo, Demetri Psaltis, Fauzia Albertin

In recent years, research and technology made considerable progress in increasing the speed and the safety of the entire digitization process of ancient collections. Despite this, imaging ancient, fragile or un-opened documents remains a formidable challen ...

Soc Imaging Science & Technology2017

Diachronic Evaluation of NER Systems on Old Newspapers

Frédéric Kaplan, Maud Ehrmann, Yannick Rochat, Giovanni Colavizza

In recent years, many cultural institutions have engaged in large-scale newspaper digitization projects and large amounts of historical texts are being acquired (via transcription or OCRization). Beyond document preservation, the next step consists in prov ...

Bochumer Linguistische Arbeitsberichte2016

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