Galsanpuntsug says that the Qing court originally permitted the Ejine Torghuts to live in a place called Anxi Gobi outside of the Jiayuguan Pass. Repeatedly, however, the Ejine Torghuts tried to return to Kalmykia but the Qing dynasty held Arabjur as a hostage. Caught b...

This video shows Wang Yanhong explaining the Dashdawa Mongol history to the representatives of five Dashdawa Mongol surname groups. He says that initially, about 1,000 Ööld people arrived at Chengde in 1757, followed by another group two years later, the same year when ...

In this research, we focus on spatial analysis and natural language processing (NLP) techniques to find two elements: ���Where (Location)��� and ���When (Time)��� in the biographical data. By linking and showing the extracted information via a GIS system, we built a spa...

This paper traces a critical thread between surveillance, modern American poetry, Digital Humanities, and queer activism in the 20th century. In doing this, the paper will examine the creation, metadata, digitisation, and reception of the Federal Bureau of Investigation...

In this video, Dr. Anastasia Salter explains the process of using GitHub to scrape Reddit data (part 2 of 2).

In this video (2 of 2), Rachel Winter demonstrates the process of creating visualizations representing emotion and sentiment from a set of Tweets using the Orange visualization software.

We consider three major text sources about the Tang Dynasty of China in our experiments that aim to segment text written in classical Chinese. These corpora include a collection of Tang Tomb Biographies, the New Tang Book, and the Old Tang Book. We show that it is possi...

In this video, Dr. Anastasia Salter talks about the use of the GitHub platform for research.

Tully Barnett Creative Arts and English Studies Flinders University, South Australia (AU) Megan Cytron Spanish Philology Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain (SP) Tyne Daile Sumner Literature and Digital Humanities University of Melbourne, Victoria (AU) Rahul K Gair...

In this video, Dr. Mel Stanfill provides an introduction to a variety of tools digital humanists can use for digital research.