From a collection of documents to a published edition : how to use an end-to-end publication pipeline

F. Chiffoleau^1,2, H. Scheithauer¹

1: Inria, France; 2: Le Mans Université, France

Creating Digital Editions with FairCopy

N. Laiacona

Performant Software Solutions LLC, United States of America

A short introduction to Schematron

D. Maus

State and University Library Hamburg, Germany

Building TEI-powered websites with static site technology. A hands on exploration of the publishing toolkit of the Scholarly Editing Journal

R. Viglianti

University of Maryland, United States of America

Introduction to XProc

D. Maus

State and University Library Hamburg, Germany

Engaging TEI Editors Through LEAF-Writer

D. Jakacki¹, S. Brown², J. Cummings³, M. Ilovan⁴, L. Frizzera², C. Black⁵, R. Milio¹

1: Bucknell University, United States of America; 2: University of Guelph, Canada; 3: Newcastle University, United Kingdom; 4: University of Alberta, Canada; 5: LAB Cooperative

Situated, Partial, Common, Shared: TEI Data as Capta

C. Crompton

University of Ottawa, Canada

Standoff-Tools. Generic services for building automatic annotation pipelines around existing tools for plain text analysis

C. Lück

Universität Münster, Germany

TEI Automatic Enriched List of Names (TAELN): An XQuery-based Open Source Solution for the Automatic Creation of Indexes from TEI and RDF Data

G. Fernandez Riva

Universität Heidelberg, Germany

manuForma – A Web Tool for Cataloging Manuscript Data

M. de Molière

University of Munich, Germany

Texts All the Way Down: The Intertextual Networks Project

S. Connell, A. Clark

Northeastern University, United States of America

Revising Sex and Gender in the TEI Guidelines

E. Beshero-Bondar¹, R. Viglianti², H. Bermúdez Sabel³, J. Jenstad⁴

1: Penn State Behrend, United States of America; 2: University of Maryland, United States of America; 3: University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 4: University of Victoria, Canada

Where is the Spanish in the TEI?: Insights on a Bilingual Community Survey

G. del Rio Riande¹, S. Allés-Torrent²

1: CONICET, Argentine Republic; 2: Unversity of Miami, USA

Revision, Negation, and Incompleteness in Melville's _Billy Budd_ Manuscript

C. Ohge

School of Advanced Study, University of London, United Kingdom

“Un mar de sentimientos”. Sentiment analysis of TEI encoded Spanish periodicals using machine learning

L. Krusic¹, M. Scholger¹, E. Hobisch², Y. Völkl²

1: Institute Centre of Information Modelling (Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities), University of Graz; 2: Technical University Graz

TEICollator: a semi-automatic TEI to TEI workflow

M. Gille Levenson

ENS Lyon, France

Back to analog: the added value of printing TEI editions

M. Kupreyev

Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Encoding sonic devices: what is it good for?

M. Holmes

University of Victoria, Canada

Vocabularium Bruxellense. Towards Quantitative Analysis of Medieval Lexicography

K. Nowak¹, I. Krawczyk¹, R. Alexandre²

1: Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences), Poland; 2: Institut de recherche et d'histoire des textes, France

ISO MAF reloaded: new TEI serialization for an old ISO standard

P. Banski¹, L. Romary², A. Witt¹

1: IDS Mannheim, Germany; 2: INRIA, France

TEI Modelling of the Lexicographic Data in the DARIAH-PL Project

K. Nowak, D. Mika, W. Łukasik

Institute of Polish Language (Polish Academy of Sciences), Poland

Notes from the DEPCHA Field and Beyond: TEI/XML/RDF for Accounting Records

K. Tomasek¹, O. Bullock¹, L. Hermsen², R. Walker², N. Kokaze³

1: Wheaton College Massachusetts, United States of America; 2: Rochester Institute of Technology, United States of America; 3: Chiba University, Japan

The QhoD project: A resource on Habsburg-Ottoman diplomatic exchange

S. Kurz, M. Mayer, Y. Yılmaz

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

Building a digital infrastructure for the edition and analysis of historical travelogues

S. Balck

IOS Regensburg, Germany

TEI and Scholarly Digital Editions: how to make philological data easier to retrieve and elaborate

C. Martignano

University of Florence, Italy

Between Data and Interface, Building a Digital Library for Spanish Chapbooks with TEI-Publisher

E. Leblanc, P. Jacsont

University of Geneva, France

oXbytei and oXbytao. A Stack of Configurable oXygen Frameworks

C. Lück

Universität Münster, Germany

Automatic Validation, Packaging and Deployment of TEI Documents. What Continuous Integration can do for us

C. Lück

Universität Münster, Germany

Adapting TEI for Braille

E. Forget

University of Toronto, Canada

Okinawan Lexicography in TEI: Challenges for Multiple Writing Systems

S. Miyagawa¹, K. Kato², M. Zlazli³, S. Machida⁴, S. Carlino⁵

1: National Institute for Japanese and Linguistics (NINJAL), Japan; 2: Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan; 3: SOAS University of London, UK; 4: University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo, US; 5: Kyushu University/Hitotsubashi University, Japan

Text as Object: Encoding the data for 3D annotation in TEI

J. Ogawa¹, K. Nagasaki², I. Ohmukai³, Y. Nakamura³, A. Kitamoto¹

1: Center for Open Data in the Humanities, Japan; 2: International Institute for Digital Humanities, Japan; 3: University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology

Building Interfaces for East Asian/Japanese TEI data

K. Nagasaki¹, S. Nakamura², K. Okada³

1: International Institute for Digital Humanities, Japan; 2: Historiographical Insutite, The University of Tokyo; 3: Hokkai Gakuen University

Explainable Supervised Models for Bias Mitigation in Hate Speech Detection: African American English

A. Gabriel, M. Sinclair

Northumbria University

A TEI/IIIF Structure for Adding Palaeographic Examples to Catalogue Entries

S. M. Winslow

University of Graz, Austria

From facsimile to online representation. The Centre for Digital Editions in Darmstadt. An Introduction

K. Fischer, S. Kalmer, D. Kampkaspar, S. Müller, M. Scheffer, M. E.-H. Seltmann, K. Wunsch

University and State Library Darmstadt, Germany

From Oxgarage to TEIGarage and MEIGarage

P. Stadler, A. Ferger, D. Röwenstrunk

Paderborn University, Germany

Towards a digital documentary edition of CCCC41: The TEI and Marginalia-Bearing Manuscripts

P. O Connor

University of Oxford, United Kingdom

Transatlantic Networks - a Pilot: mapping the correspondence of David Bailie Warden (1772-1845)

J. Orr, S. Howard, J. Cummings

Newcastle University, United Kingdom

TEI and the Re-Encoding of Born-Digital and Multi-Format Texts

E. Forget, A. Galey

University of Toronto, Canada

Capturing the Thread Structure: A Modification of CMC-Core to Account for Characteristics of Online Forums

S. Reimann, L. Rodenhausen, F. Elwert, T. Scheffler

Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany

Publishing the grammateus research output with the TEI : how our scholarly texts become data

E. Nury

University of Geneva, Switzerland

Handwritten Text Recognition for heterogeneous collections? The Use Case Gruß & Kuss

S. Büdenbender¹, M. Seltmann², J. Baum¹

1: University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt (h_da), Germany; 2: University and State Library Darmstadt, Germany

From TEI Personography to IPIF data

R. W. J. Hadden¹, G. Vogeler^2,1

1: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 2: University of Graz, Austria

TEI as Data: Escaping the Visualization Trap

R. Rosselli Del Turco¹, E. Magnanti², G. Cerretini³

1: Università di Torino, Italy; 2: University of Vienna, Austria; 3: Università di Pisa, Italy

LINCS’ Linked Workflow: Creating CIDOC-CRM from TEI

C. Crompton, H. Zafar, A. Defours

University of Ottawa, Canada

Evolving Hands: HTR and TEI Workflows for cultural institutions

J. Cummings¹, D. Jakacki², I. Johnson¹, C. Pirmann², A. Healey¹, V. Flex¹, E. Jeffrey¹

1: Newcastle University, United Kingdom; 2: Bucknell University, USA

Between automatic and manual encoding: towards a generic TEI model for historical prints and manuscripts

A. Pinche¹, K. Christensen², S. Gabay³

1: Ecole nationale des chartes | PSL (France); 2: INRIA (France); 3: Université de Genève (Switzerland)

Dehmel Digital: Pipelines, text as data, and editorial interventions at the distance

D. Maus¹, J. Nantke², S. Bläß², M. Flüh²

1: State and University Library Hamburg, Germany; 2: University of Hamburg

Manuscript catalogues as data for research

H. E. Jones¹, Y. Faghihi¹, M. Holford², T. Schaßan³, T. Burrows², K. A. Kapitan², N. K. Yavuz⁴

1: Cambridge University, United Kingdom; 2: University of Oxford; 3: Herzog August Bibliothek; 4: University of Leeds

Encoding Complex Structures: The Case of a Gospel Spanish Chapbook

E. Leblanc, P. Jacsont

University of Geneva, France

Annotating a historical manuscript as a linguistic resource

H.-J. Döhla³, H. Klöter², M. Scholger¹, E. Steiner¹

1: University of Graz; 2: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; 3: Universität Tübingen

How to Represent Topic Models in Digital Scholarly Editions

U. Henny-Krahmer¹, F. Neuber²

1: University of Rostock, Germany; 2: Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Germany

Analyzing the Catalogue of Heroines through Text Encoding

R. Milio

Bucknell University, United States of America

Is it still data? Scholarly Editing of Text from Early Born-Digital Heritage

T. Roeder

Universität Würzburg, Germany

Using Citation Structures

H. Cayless

Duke University, United States of America

Text between data and metadata: An examination of input types and usage of TEI encoded texts

T. Schaßan

Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, Germany

Codex as Corpus : Using TEI to unlock a 14th-century collection of Old French short texts

S. Dows-Miller

University of Oxford, United Kingdom

atop: another TEI ODD processor

S. Bauman¹, H. Bermúdez Sabel², M. Holmes³, D. Maus⁴

1: Northeastern University, United States of America; 2: University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; 3: University of Victoria, Canada; 4: State and University Library Hamburg, Germany

Transcribing Primary Sources using FairCopy and IIIF

N. Laiacona

Performant Software Solutions LLC, United States of America

Adapting CETEIcean for static site building with React and Gatsby

R. Viglianti

University of Maryland, United States of America

Spec Translator: Enabling translation of TEI Specifications

H. Cayless

Duke University, United States of America

LEAF-Writer: a TEI + RDF online XML editor

D. Jakacki¹, S. Brown², J. Cummings³

1: Bucknell University, United States of America; 2: University of Guelph, Canada; 3: Newcastle University, UK

Tone as “Noiseless Data”: Insight from Niger-Congo Tone Languages

E. Ngue Um

University of Yaoundé 1 & University of Bertoua (Cameroon), Cameroon

From Archives to TEI Publisher: Digital Edition of German Work Regulations in the Project 'Non-state Law of the Economy'

P. Solonets

Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, Germany

Feature structures for character social variable annotation and an application to Alsatian theater

P. Ruiz Fabo¹, H. Bermúdez Sabel²

1: Université de Strasbourg, France; 2: Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Multilingualism and multiscriptism in TEI publishing: DH2022

Y. Wang^1,2, K. Nagasaki¹, I. Ohmukai³, M. Shimoda³

1: International Institute for Digital Humanities, Japan; 2: Graduate school of the University of Tokyo; 3: The University of Tokyo

Celebrating Deviation: Encoding Variant Japanese Phonetic Characters known as Hentaigana

H. McGaughey

Hosei University, Japan

Theoretical and practical challenges of automatically identifying and encoding alliteration in texts written in Italian

A. Consalvi¹, S. Fumagalli²

1: Sapienza University of Rome; 2: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan