Digital Classicist/ICS Work in Progress Seminar
Summer 2007
Fridays at 16:30 in Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
Room NG16 (except Fri 6th July, when the seminar will be in ST 273)
1 June | Richard Beacham (KCL) | Using computer modelling to investigate relationships between Roman Wall Painting and Roman Theatre |
8 June | Neel Smith (Holycross, MA) | Digital infrastructure and the Homer Multitext |
15 June | Boris Rankov (Royal Holloway | 3D-Simulation of Ancient Naval Warfare |
22 June | Timothy Hill (Cambridge | Wiser than the Undeceived? Past Worlds as Virtual Worlds in the Electronic Media |
29 June | Michael Fulford (Reading) | Silchester Roman Town: developing virtual research practice |
6 July NB: room ST 273 |
Brian Fuchs (Imperial College) | Lexical Communities: networking morphological resources in the Archimedes Project |
13 July | Dunstan Lowe (Reading) | Intangible Cities: 'Authentic' Romes in Recreational Software |
20 July | Eleanor OKell (Durham), Cary MacMahon (Glasgow), and Dejan Ljubojevic (London Metropolitan) | Creating a Generative Learning Object (GLO) for Classics: working in an 'ill-structured' environment (and getting students to think!) |
27 July | Janice Siegel (Hampden-Sydney, VA) | The New AV Classics Database: a community-annotated resource |
3 Aug | Melissa Terras (UCL) | Can computers ever read ancient texts? |
10 Aug | Stuart Dunn (KCL) | Space as an artefact: understanding past perceptions and uses of space with and without computers |
17 Aug | Charles Crowther (Oxford) | A Virtual Research Environment for Documents and Manuscripts |
Following on from the great success of last year's Digital Classicist Work in Progress seminars at the Institute of Classical Studies in London we hope to repeat the series in the summer of 2007. The general theme of the series is classical research questions or projects with innovative technology in the approach or solution. (Interpret that broadly: the theme is the Digital Classicist, but there has to be some real classics and some real computing in there.)
The seminars will be followed by wine and refreshments.
For more information please contact Gabriel.Bodard@kcl.ac.uk, Simon.Mahony@kcl.ac.uk, or clyontupman@hotmail.com, or visit the seminar website at http://www.digitalclassicist.org/wip/wip2007.html