Webcast of the symposium 'How to CATCH the future', 13 November 2009
On 13 November 2009, NWO presented a full-day symposium ‘How to CATCH the Future’ at De Bazel in Amsterdam. The international (keynote) speakers shared their research results and vision on multidisciplinary collaboration between computer science, humanities and cultural heritage. Below, all presentations can be watched independently.
Each will be shown in a new window on Vimeo:
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welcome by Ellen Fleurbaay, deputy director of the Amsterdam City Archives, host of the symposium |
introduction by Louis Vertegaal, director of Physical and Chemical Sciences, NWO |
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presentation on CHIP: Cultural Heritage Information Personalization, by Lora Aroyo |
presentation on SCRATCH: Script Analysis Tools for the Cultural Heritage, by Lambert Schomaker |
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key note by Valentijn Byvanck, director of the Dutch Nationaal Historisch Museum |
key note by Chad Gaffield, president of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada |
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presentation on STITCH: Semantic Interoperability to Access Cultural Heritage, by Shenghui Wang |
presentation on CHOICE: Charting the Information Landscape Employing Context Information, by Luit Gazendam |
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presentation on MITCH: Mining for Information in Texts from the Cultural Heritage, by Marieke van Erp |
presentation on RICH: Reading Images in the Cultural Heritage, by Laurens van der Maaten |
