The wonderful @tcdh.bsky.social team headed by Keli Du will address the French novel subgenre evolution. Here, distinctive words are used to trace temporal change across decades, measuring overlap and variation to model genre-specific shifts ⏱️
#TemporalModeling #DH2025

Panel 2 is on time in literature!
The brilliant @jbrottrager.bsky.social will introduce time-sensitive similarity networks for tracing influence over time. By linking each text only to later ones, the model reveals evolving patterns, clusters, and shifts in canonisation ⌛
#TemporalModeling #DH2025

Our third panel - place & space - opens with Noah Baumann and his exciting project on modeling infrastructure over time. He analyzes Berlin’s Cold War transportation network based on historical timetables and compares methodological approaches to modeling change.

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Nadezhda Povroznik will explore changes in the British Museum' YouTube channel. She combines metadata analysis & expert interviews to trace shifts in content, strategy & audience engagement, offering a periodization of its evolving digital presence.
#TemporalModeling #MuseumStudies #DH2025

Closing the panel on literature will be Huijin Mao! Their talk implements a #middlereading approach to map past, present & future references, revealing temporal tensions in "To the Lighthouse" and across other novels of modernist and 19th century literature ⏰
#TemporalModeling #Modernism #DH2025

Today's miniconference will be closed by Dominik Kremer! The DigiKAR project models the Holy Roman Empire as a dynamic network of places, using asymmetric time queries to visualize spatial complexity across shifting dominion rights.
#TemporalModeling #HistoricalGIS #DH2025 #DigitalCartography