International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, Volume 16

Volume 16, Number 1, March 2022

Linked Open Data in the Arts and Humanities

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  Editor's Note. v-vi
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  Notes on Contributors. vii-x

LOD and Cultural Data

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  Susan Brown:
  Same Difference: Identity and Diversity in Linked Open Cultural Data. 1-16

Converting Text and Images to Structured Data

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  Jun Ogawa, Kiyonori Nagasaki, Ikki Ohmukai:
  Modelling and Structuring Narrative Historical Sources with Temporal Context. 17-32
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  Olaf Nowitzki, Corinna Engelhardt-Nowitzki, Martin L. Fiala, Wilfried Wöber:
  Optical Music Recognition of Printed White Mensural Notation: Conversion to Modern Notation Using Object Detection Mechanisms. 33-49

LOD in the Arts and Humanities

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  Donald Sturgeon:
  Crowdsourcing the Historical Record: Creating Linked Open Data for Chinese History at Scale. 50-63
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  Toby Burrows:
  Linked Open Data and Medieval Studies: Some Lessons from the Mapping Manuscript Migrations Project. 64-77
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  Christof Schöch, Maria Hinzmann, Julia Röttgermann, Katharina Dietz, Anne Klee:
  Smart Modelling for Literary History. 78-93
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  Sarah Middle, Ryan Horne, David A. McMeekin, Chiara Zuanni, Alex Butterworth:
  Geographies of Place in Digital Art History. 94-109

Volume 16, Number 2, October 2022

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  Editor's Note. v-vi
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  Notes on Contributors. vii-ix
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  Emmanuel Ngué Um, Rhonda Jones:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: The Current State of Digital Humanities in Africa. 111-115
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  Tunde Ope-Davies:
  The Digital Humanities as a Framework for Refining and Retooling the Humanities in Africa: A Case Study of the University of Lagos, Nigeria. 116-137
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  Fredrick Mzee Awuor, Benard Opaa:
  Monitoring of Encroachment of Wetlands in Kenya: A Digital Solution through a Participatory Approach. 138-152
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  Paul Akinmayowa Akin-Otiko, Augustine Akintunde Farinola:
  Towards a Yoruba Indigenous Model of Communication for Software Development in Digital Humanities. 153-165
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  Emmanuel Ngué Um, Émilie Eliette, Caroline Ngo Tjomb Assembe, Francis M. Tyers:
  Developing a Rule-Based Machine-Translation System, Ewondo-French-Ewondo. 166-181
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  Moses Effiong Ekpenyong, Eno-Abasi Urua, Aniefon Daniel Akpan, Olufemi Sunday Adeoye, Aminu Alhaji Suleiman:
  A Template-Based Approach to Intelligent Multilingual Corpora Transcription. 182-213
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  Sabahat Khan, Fasih Ahmed, Muhammad Mubeen:
  A Text-Mining Research Based on LDA Topic Modelling: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Pakistan's UN Assembly Speeches (1970-2018). 214-229
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  James Butler:
  Relative Modelling in Namescape Mapping: A New Re-presentational Approach for Spatializing Narratives. 230-245