The Swedish Coast
At the EACL 2014 Workshop Language Technology for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, and Humanities (LaTeCH), I’m presenting a paper on A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories. Link to the presentation below.
A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories
The ACL publication appears on
http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W/W14/W14-0614.pdf
This is the bib reference
Month: April 2014
Talk at the University of Edinburgh Law School
In March, I gave a talk at the University of Edinburgh Law School:
Annotating, Extracting, and Linking Legal Information
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By Adam Wyner
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Paper Accepted to LaTech 2014 Workshop at EACL
My colleagues and I have had a paper accepted to EACL 2014 workshop on: Language Technology for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, and Humanities, which has a special theme on linked data in the Humanities. The workshop is April 26 2014 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Text Analysis of Aberdeen Burgh Records 1530-1531
Adam Wyner, Jackson Armstrong, Andrew Mackillop, and Philip Astley
Abstract
The paper outlines a text analytic project in progress on a corpus of entries in the historical burgh and council registers from Aberdeen, Scotland. Some preliminary output of the analysis is described. The registers run in a near-unbroken sequence form 1398 to the present day; the early volumes are a UNESCO UK listed cultural artefact. The study focusses on a set of transcribed pages from 1530-1531 originally hand written in a mixture of Latin and Middle Scots. We apply a text analytic tool to the corpus, providing deep semantic annotation and making the text amenable to linking to web-resources.
Bibtex
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By Adam Wyner
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Presentations about "A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories"
I’ve made several related presentations about the dot.rural project A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories. The project started March 1, 2014. Links to the presentations below.
Archivists Meet Up
Aberdeen Council Archives, University of Aberdeen Archives, dot.rural Investigators
University of Aberdeen, Sir Duncan Rice Library, Aberdeen
January 21, 2014
A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories
Workshop
Scotland’s Collections and the Digital Humanities
St Trinneans Room, Pollock Halls, Edinburgh
February 14, 2014
Supported by the Royal Society of Edinburgh
A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories
dot.rural Meeting
MacRobert Building, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen
February 21, 2014
A Text Analytic Approach to Rural and Urban Legal Histories
A shortlink to this page
By Adam Wyner
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