Matthew Lincoln, PhD Cultural Heritage Data & Info Architecture

Big Humanities

IEEE BigData 2013 is going to be accompanied this year by a two-day workshop on “big data” applications in the humanities. Some promising-sounding topics from their CFP include:

  • Text- and data-mining of historical and archival material.
  • Social media analysis, including sentiment analysis
  • Cultural analytics
  • Crowd-sourcing and big data
  • Cyber-infrastructures for the humanities
  • Relationship between “small data” and big data
  • NoSQL databases and their application, e.g. document and graph databases
  • Big data and the construction of memory and identity
  • Big data and archival practice
  • Construction of big data
  • Big data in Heritage

They will be accepting long and short paper proposals until August 5.


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Lincoln, Matthew D. "Big Humanities." Matthew Lincoln, PhD (blog), 21 Jul 2013, https://matthewlincoln.net/2013/07/21/big-humanities.html.


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