Scopes
(The following topics include but are not limited to)
Track 1: Digital Humanities
The construction of digital humanities theories and paradigm exploration
Digital archives and digitalization of literature resources
Text mining and quantitative text analysis
Digital version verification and text encoding (TEI)
Digital narrative, digital curation, and visualization analysis
Application of social network analysis in humanities research
Historical geographic information system (GIS) and spatio-temporal data modeling
Spatial humanities and application of humanities GIS
Digital art history and cultural analysis
Digital philosophy, ethics, and open science
Humanities analysis of social media and digital cultural research
Knowledge graph construction and semantic web technology
Digital humanities education, interdisciplinary methods and tool platform development
Machine-readable text generation and humanities data infrastructure
Cross-disciplinary research of digital methods and history, literature, philosophy, etc.
Track 2: Computational Linguistics
Theories and methods of computational linguistics
Corpus linguistics and large-scale corpus construction
Natural language processing of ancient Chinese and low-resource languages
Automatic word segmentation, punctuation, and named entity recognition of ancient texts
Semantic analysis of historical texts and tracking of word meanings evolution
Computational stylistics and author attribution analysis
Application of large language models (LLMs) in humanities disciplines
Machine translation and cross-language humanities text processing
Optical character recognition (OCR) and digitalization of ancient books
Text generation and machine-assisted humanities writing
Speech recognition, speech synthesis, and construction of humanistic speech resources
Application of retrieval-enhanced generation (RAG) technology in humanities literature
Detection of model bias and assessment of cultural bias in multi-language environments
Application of mechanism explainability technology in digital humanities
Track 3: Cultural Heritage
Three-dimensional scanning, modeling and reconstruction of cultural heritage
Digital mapping and digitization of movable and immovable cultural relics
Identification of cultural relics' deterioration, virtual restoration of murals and preventive protection
Recording and digital archiving of intangible cultural heritage
Digital twin heritage sites and site monitoring
Material analysis and protection science of cultural relics
Application of virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) in cultural heritage
Cultural heritage knowledge graph and associated data
Application of machine learning in cultural relic image recognition and analysis
Multispectral imaging, structured light and photogrammetry technology
Digital museums and construction of digital twin museums
Long-term preservation, sharing and ethical norms of cultural heritage data
Collaborative innovation of digital humanities and art galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM)
Digitalization of archaeological sites and cultural heritage computing infrastructure
Artificial intelligence-assisted cultural heritage protection and risk assessment ......
Important Dates/重要日期
  • Submission Deadline: 2026.9.4
  • Registration Deadline: 2026.9.11
  • Conference Date: 2026.9.19
  • Notification Date: About a week after the submission
Submission Portal/投稿方式

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