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Geography

Digital Mapping

Last session of the introductory digital humanities course (S2), provided by Quentin Bernet.

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Geography

Introduction to the GIS

Fifth session of the introductory digital humanities course (S2), provided by Thomas Quillerier.

Danielle Navarro, Generative Art, licence CC BY 4.0
Geography

Lineaments of territory

First session of the course "Enquêtes quantitatives. Boîte à outils pour sciences sociales", given by Theo Boulakia.

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Arts, Economics, Geography, History, Computer Science, Litterature, Social Sciences

Registrations are open!

Lea SAINT-RAYMOND (Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)

The OdHN offers training in the digital humanities, which can be validated as part of the ENS diploma. These transdisciplinary experiences form the basis of the "digital humanities minor". Classes are also open to auditors.

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Geography, Computer Science

Digital mapping

Lea SAINT-RAYMOND (Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)

Dernière séance du cours d'introduction aux humanités numériques (S2), animée par Léa Saint-Raymond

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Geography, Social Sciences

Thomas Quillerier

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Geography

Digital Mapping with Python and Javascript

Quentin Bernet (Student/ ENS-PSL)

Second session of the Introduction to Digital Humanities course (Semester 2), led by Léa Saint-Raymond and Quentin Bernet

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Arts, Geography

Shifting the gaze: digital cartography

Quentin Bernet (Student/ ENS-PSL)

Third session of the course Des chiffres et des arts, with the participation of Quentin Bernet

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Arts, Geography, Computer Science

DataVirgo : following the Marian iconography

Quentin Bernet (Student/ ENS-PSL)

Led by Quentin Bernet, the DataVirgo project analyzes the diffusion of an iconographic motif between the 14th and 16th centuries: the Virgin of Humility. It mobilizes digital cartography to serve the formal analysis of works in art history.

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    This ABEONA-ENS-OBVIA Chair allows a visiting professor to develop, for one year, work on artificial intelligence (AI) and social justice and to interact with researchers from the Paris and Quebec ecosystems in the fields of AI, humanities and social sciences, and health, which will lead to a series of seminars and public events.

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