The first NDHL workshop took place in Gothenburg, Sweden on December 18th-19th, 2019.
The overall goal of this workshop was to plan the content of a shared stack. This was done through the following program:
- Identify current national infrastructures that NDHL can leverage
- Define minimal requirements to NDHL
- Discuss pilot infrastructure
- Discuss and update planned activities for 2020
Detailed program:
National State of the Art
National coordinators (Lars Borin, Lars Johnsen, Eetu Mäkelä, Kristoffer L. Nielbo) and data providers (Lars Johnsen, Love Börjeson, Per Møldrup-Dalum) presented a summary of what was available to them in terms of compute and data at a national level.
NDHL Wish List
Each participant presented a short wishlist of what in terms of compute and data would facilitate computational research/digital humanities across the Nordics.
Pilot Infrastructure
How do we communicate and share knowledge during the NDHL pilot study? Are current solutions sufficient and how do we maximize their utility?
NDHL 2020 Activites
Planned activities for 2020 were updated and approved collectively.
Slides:
Welcome to NeIC, Michaela Barth, NeIC
Containers for NDHL, Kalle Happonen, CSC
National Library of Norway, Lars G Johnsen, National Library of Norway
Planning a shared stack and data repository, Kristoffer L Nielbo, Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus
The Royal Danish Library, Per Møldrup-Dalum, The Royal Danish Library
Nordic Language Processing Laboratory, Stephan Oepen, University of Oslo