THE WORKSHOP
The IIIF Reader is a tool designed for annotating and visualizing images through the International Image Interoperability Framework, this workshop aims at presenting and using the software.
This workshop is aimed at presenting the IIIF Reader: a digital tool designed for annotating and visualizing networks of images. Attendees are introduced to the needs that the digital tool is intended to tackle, and invited to test the platform. The goal is to discuss short- and long-term visions in order to develop the next version of the digital tool. The workshop is intended for scholars interested in annotating diagrams, and more general images, by exploring innovative ways of working at micro (details), meso (images), and macro (sets) scales.
The goal is to establish an atmosphere of exchange and fruitful application of interpretative theories about visual tools, using digital means. The added value of the IIIF-Reader Workshop is that it brings together code developers with specialists in visual tools analysis, to pursue updates in technical issues and user experience in parallel with theoretical enquiries, and to have the opportunity to reflect upon the results of the project From Data to Wisdom.
Olívia Pestana (Porto University)
Michel Kabalan (Porto University)
Matteo Azzi (Calibro)
Luca Possatti (Porto University)
José Higuera (UNED)
Dario Rodighiero (University of Groningen)
Christoph Sander (Bibliotheca Hertziana)
Celeste Pedro (Porto University)
Alberto Romele (Tübingen University)
Venue: Casa dos Livros (Rua do Campo Alegre, n.º 1055)
10:00 - Coffee Reception
10:15 - Sofia Miguens - Wellcome Session
10:40 - José Higuera, Machine Rhetorics: How to Digitally Explore Medieval Diagrammatics
11:00 - Michel Kabalan, Envisioning Arabic Diagrams in Medieval Manuscripts of Philosophy
11:20 - Luca Possatti, Feynman's Diagrams. A Peircean Analysis
11:40 - Celeste Pedro, Visual Ontologies for Medieval Diagrams
12:00 - Christoph Sander, A Semantic Framework for Images: The Case of Rara Magnetica (1500-1650)
12:30 - Q&A
13:00 - 14:30 Lunch Break
14:30 - Olívia Pestana, Knowledge Organisation Systems: a Conceptual Approach Through the Lens of Information Science
15:00 - Dario Rodighiero, Surprise Machines: Revealing Harvard Art Museums Image Collection
15:30 - Matteo Azzi, Introduction to the software IIIF Reader
16:00 - Coffee break + attendees are invited to experiment with the Annotations Tool
16:30 - Q&A + Networking
17:30 - Alberto Romele, Concluding Remarks
José Higuera - Closing Session
18:00 - Happy Hour Meetup
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