International Symposium on Grids & Clouds 2019 (ISGC 2019)

Session

ECAI Workshop

31 Mar 2019, 09:00

Academia Sinica

Conveners

ECAI Workshop: A New Understanding of Bibliography

• Howie Lan (UC Berkeley)

ECAI Workshop: ECAI Project Updates

• Alex Amies (Independent Scholar)

ECAI Workshop: Chinese Buddhist text projects

• Howie Lan (UC Berkeley)

ECAI Workshop: Project updates

• Michael Buckland (UC Berkeley)

Contribution list Timetable

117. Bibliography and learning

Prof. Michael Buckland (UC Berkeley)

31/03/2019, 09:00

Oral Presentation

What are the requirements for learning? The implications of a semiotic view of learning will be related to the design and potential uses of bibliographies, extended to all media, and other kinds of reference works.

118. Bibliography and creativity

Prof. Wayne de Fremery (Sogang University)

31/03/2019, 09:45

Oral Presentation

How might bibliographical practices of description and analysis be viewed as creative? The talk will attempt to answer this question as it relates to cultural and especially literary studies.

119. Atlas of Maritime Buddhism Project Updates (remote presentation)

Prof. Jeffrey Shaw (City University of Hong Kong)

31/03/2019, 11:00

Oral Presentation

120. Technical Project Updates

Dr Howie Lan (UC Berkeley)

31/03/2019, 11:45

Oral Presentation

121. The Building Blocks for Open Ecosystems of Online Resources Serving Buddhist Communities

Mr Alex Amies (Independent Scholar)

31/03/2019, 14:00

Oral Presentation

The presentation gives an overview of the state of the art of the software building blocks for development of online resources serving Buddhist communities and how those are driving new capabilities and broadening access. The central theme described is the huge scale and rapid evolution of the open source movement and modular package management systems that are built on open source....

122. Generating East Asia’s Bibliographic Past

Prof. Wayne de Fremery (Sogang University)

31/03/2019, 14:30

Oral Presentation

This talk will suggest that a form of deep learning known as Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) can be usefully incorporated into bibliographical investigations of older East Asian texts. It will do so by demonstrating that GANs can be used to generate historically accurate representations of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese xylographyic and typographic shapes. To demonstrate their usefulness...

123. Longquan Buddhist Canon punctuation automation process and related areas including new website, API, and punctuation knowledge database

Xianchao Shi (Longquan Monastery, Beijing)

31/03/2019, 15:00

Oral Presentation

124. ThakBong goes CIDOC CRM: Motivations, Challenges, and Prospects

Prof. Oliver Streiter (National Kaohsiung University)

31/03/2019, 16:00

Oral Presentation

125. Taiwan Baotu Re-imagined in OpenStreetMap

Mr Chih-Chuan Hsu (Academia Sinica) , Mr Huang-Sin Syu (Academia Sinica) , Dr Tyng-Ruey Chuang (Academia Sinica)

31/03/2019, 16:45

Oral Presentation