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International Conference on Digital History and Archival Research

📅 17–18 Aug 2026 📍 Geneva, Switzerland 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intersection of digital technologies and historical scholarship, focusing on how digital tools can reshape our understanding of past events. Participants will discuss innovative methodologies that enhance narrative construction through digital platforms.

This session examines the evolving practices in archival studies as influenced by digital technologies and methodologies. It aims to address challenges in data preservation, access, and the ethical implications of digital archives.

This track focuses on best practices and innovative strategies for preserving historical data in digital formats. Discussions will include the importance of long-term accessibility and the role of metadata in ensuring data integrity.

This session highlights the role of oral history in contemporary scholarship and its potential when combined with digital storytelling techniques. Participants will share case studies that illustrate the impact of digital media on preserving personal narratives.

This track delves into the creation and management of historical databases, emphasizing their significance for researchers in the social sciences and humanities. Participants will explore the technical and theoretical challenges associated with database construction and usage.

This session investigates the application of computational methods in historical research, showcasing how data science can uncover new insights from historical datasets. Discussions will include text mining, data visualization, and algorithmic analysis of historical texts.

This track addresses the critical role of digitization in preserving cultural heritage and historical artifacts. Participants will discuss the methodologies, technologies, and ethical considerations involved in digitizing cultural materials.

This session explores the impact of open access initiatives on historical research and archival practices. Discussions will focus on the benefits and challenges of making historical resources freely available to the public.

This track focuses on the use of digital mapping technologies to visualize and analyze historical landscapes and events. Participants will share innovative projects that utilize geographic information systems (GIS) to enhance historical understanding.

This session examines the methodologies and tools used in historical text mining, emphasizing their potential to reveal patterns and trends in large corpora of historical documents. Participants will discuss case studies that demonstrate the effectiveness of text mining in historical research.

This track explores contemporary methodologies in archival science, focusing on innovative approaches to information management and curation. Participants will discuss the implications of these methodologies for future archival practices and research.