Date: | 27 January 2023 |
Time: | 10:00-13:00 |
Place: | Campus Kolding, room 51.02 |
Registration: | By mail to Secretary, Jeanet Dal at mail dal@sdu.dk Deadline for registration: Before 23 January 2023 When registering please provide your name, email adress, affiliation and which course you are signing up for. |
ECTS: | 0,25 |
eScience workshop for PhD students and IDK researchers
Exploring and demonstrating eScience tools for supporting your research
In collaboration with the SDU eScience Centre, the Center for Learning Computational Thinking offers an eScience workshop for IDK researchers interested in exploring digital means for supporting the efficient use of data, including tools for analysis and data infrastructure.
At the workshop, we will introduce the SDU eScience Centre, including a presentation of their services. Furthermore, Zhiru Sun from IDK will present her work on the automatic detection of text reuse in the H.C. Andersen’s work (a project description can be found below). Finally, Federica Lo Verso and Emiliano Molinaro, from the eScience Centre, will introduce and demonstrate the UCloud platform.
The UCloud platform is a service, that amongst several functions, offers tools for sharing data with your research associates, and doing collaborative analytics and data visualisations. You can read more about the UCloud platform by following the link: https://escience.sdu.dk/index.php/ucloud
NB: The tools presented at the workshop will be freely accessible through the SDU eScience Centre.
Programme:
10.00-10.15: Welcome and introduction to the workshop and the eScience Centre
10.15-10.45: Presentation and Q&A: Automatic detection of text reuse in the H.C. Andersen’s work – by Zhiru Sun
10.45-10.50: Coffee break
10.50-11.50
- UCloud platform
- Introduction
- Overview of possibilities and advantages of using cloud/UCloud services
- Available resources
- security and privacy-by-design principles
- UCloud interface and infrastructure (+ exercises/tasks)
- Access and Data management
- Sharing data internally + third parties (among Denmark Institutions and abroad)
- Apps portal (general features)
- Project creation and management
- Introduction
11.50-12.00 Coffee break
12.00-12.50
- Research workflows through UCloud (examples)
- UCloud for dissemination and teaching
- UCloud as a tool for analysis and data visualization (in the context of IDK research)
- Data analytics tools/labs (examples)
- Data visualisation tools (examples)
- Discussion of tools used in Zhiru project
- Possibilities for qualitative approaches
- Potential integration of Danmarks Statistik (feature)
12.50-13.00: Sandwiches and wrap-up
Description of Zhirus´ project Automatic detection of text reuse in the H.C. Andersen’s work
The project aims to detect intra-text reuse between H.C. Andersen’s notes written in the 18th century and his published fairy tales and manuscripts. By using natural language processing approach and high perform computing, we conducted over 76,000 pair-wise comparison and identified similarity between each pair.
The findings help humanistic scholars effectively detect the similarity between the digitalized notes and fairy tales. More importantly, the results inspire scholars to further their studies and formulate new research questions.
Project dissemination:
- Here is an article on eScience website that describes the project:
https://escience.sdu.dk/index.php/2022/03/02/detecting-text-reuse-in-h-c-andersens-work/ - Here is a video interview with Zhiru talking about the project:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItoGHi5lu9I