{"id":206,"date":"2016-11-24T14:22:15","date_gmt":"2016-11-24T14:22:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wp.lancs.ac.uk\/lakesdeepmap\/?page_id=206"},"modified":"2019-02-01T13:01:30","modified_gmt":"2019-02-01T13:01:30","slug":"project-team-talks","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/wp.lancs.ac.uk\/lakesdeepmap\/events\/project-team-talks\/","title":{"rendered":"Project Team Talks"},"content":{"rendered":"

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2018<\/strong><\/p>\n

Prof Ian Gregory, \u2018GIS for the Digital Humanities\u2019, Invited presentation at the University of Copenhagen, 13 December 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson, \u2018From Mines to Mountains: Early History and Poetry of the Cumberland Coast\u2019, Maryport Literary Festival, Senhouse Museum, 18 November 2018<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Dorothy Wordsworth (1771-1855): Mountaineering Pioneer\u2019, Kendal Mountain and Literature Festival, Kendal, 18 November 2018<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson and Prof Ian Gregory, \u2018Travels and tours in Cumbria before the discovery of \u201cThe Lakes\u201d\u2019 Kendal Mountain and Literature Festival, Kendal, 17 November 2018<\/p>\n

Prof Ian Gregory, \u2018Geographical approaches to textual analysis: Examples from the UK\u2019, Social Science History Association, Phoenix, 8-11 November 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, Olga Chesnokova and Prof. Ross Purves \u2018The English Lake District\u2019s changing soundscape: A multi-disciplinary approach\u2019, Spatial Humanities 2018, 21 September 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Carly Stevens, Dr Rob Smail and Prof. Ian Gregory \u2018Reconstructing the vegetation history of the Lake District: Mapping vegetation from 1700 to the present day\u2019, Spatial Humanities 2018, 21 September 2018.<\/p>\n

Alex Reinhold \u2018Generating representations of historic landscapes: A deep map of Tarn Hows\u2019, Spatial Humanities 2018, 21 September 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018\u201cThe very mountains\u2019 child\u201d: Dorothy Wordsworth, mountaineering pioneer\u2019, The Wordsworth Trust, 1 September 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Edwin Waugh\u2019s checkered patterns: disrupted data and Literary GIS\u2019, British Association for Victorian Studies Conference, University of Exeter, 29-31 August 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018The Magic of Literary Mapping\u2019, Lancaster Central Library, 6 July 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Geospatial Innovation in the Digital Humanities: Developing Literary GIS\u2019, Geohumanities Network, Keele University, 13 June 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Geospatial Innovation in the Digital Humanities: A Case Study in Literary GIS\u2019, GIScience@UZH Seminar, University of Zurich, April 2018.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018The Wordsworths\u2019 Radical Geographies\u2019, Wordsworth Winter School<\/em>, Rydal Hall, 19-24 February 2018.<\/p>\n

2017<\/strong><\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘Landscape appreciation in the English Lake District: A GIS approach’, Keynote speaker at Mapping Historical Landscapes, Leuven, 24 November 2017.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘From numbers to text (and back again): new directions for historical GIS’, Social Science History Association, Montreal, 2-5 November 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, ‘The Romantic Lake District\u2019s Soundscape\u2019, public talk for the Continuing Learning Group, Lancaster University, 1 November 2017.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Technology and the Picturesque: Framing Literature with the Digital Humanities\u2019, NTU English Research Seminar, Nottingham Trent University, 4 October 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson, ‘”Undefiled by the Intrusion of Bad Taste”: A few Early Impressions of Haweswater’, a public talk for the Bampton & District Local History Society, Bampton, Cumbria, 3 October 2017.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, History Research Seminar, University of Maine, 26 September 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Geospatial Innovation in the Digital Humanities\u2019, Digital Humanities at Keele<\/a>, Keele University, 15 September 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Romantic Maps and Digital Cartographies\u2019, part of the panel \u2018Digital Romanticism\u2019, BARS International Conference<\/a>, University of York, 27-30 July 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson, Dr Joanna Taylor and Harvey Wilkinson (National Trust), \u2018Curating a Cultural Landscape: A Study of Two National Trust Properties in the Lake District National Park\u2019,\u00a0Uplandish: New Perspectives on Northern England\u2019s \u201cWild\u201d Places, York St. John University, 30 June 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018GIS and Close Reading\u2019, Digital Mapping Workshop, Cardiff University, 2 June 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Walking the Flesh Transparent in the Lake District\u2019, English Research Seminar, Keele University, 24 May 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson and Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018A Digitised, Spatialised Iteriad:<\/em> Geo-locating John Ruskin\u2019s Early Lake District Tours\u2019, part of the panel \u2018Digital Geographies: Re-mapping Victorian Culture\u2019, NAVSA\/AVSA in Florence<\/a>, Villa La Pietra, Florence, 17-20 May 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson, ‘Coaching in Victorian Lakeland’, a talk for members of the Cumbria County History Trust, Penrith, 12 May 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson and Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Taking to Mountains: the Romantics on Scafell\u2019, Romanticism Takes to the Hills<\/a>, Edge Hill University, 29 April 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson (with Nikki Pugh and Jen Southern, CeMoRe), CeMoRe Seminar: By Duddon’s Side<\/a>, Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster University, 27 April 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Viewing stations: Historical GIS and the Nineteenth-Century Lake District\u2019, Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century, Keele University, 25 April 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson and Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Walking, rambling and wandering in the Lake District, 1622-1900\u2019, Mobilities, Literature and Culture, Lancaster University, 21-22 April 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Southey and Lodore\u2019, Robert Southey and Romantic-era literature, culture and science, Bristol, UK, 11-13 April 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Using GIS to explore Lake District Literature\u2019, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting<\/a>, Boston, MA, 5-8 April 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Coleridge\u2019s heat rash: materialising the Romantic Lake District\u2019, Anticipatory Materialisms, Lancaster University, 24 March 2017.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, \u2018Geospatial Innovations in the Digital Humanities\u2019, History UK and British Library Labs Roadshow, Liverpool John Moores University, 22 March 2017<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor,\u00a0\u2018Hartley Coleridge and William Wordsworth\u2019, public talk at the\u00a0<\/span>Wordsworth Winter School<\/em>, 20-25 February 2017.<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

2016<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson, ‘Implementing GIS and Corpus Analysis to Investigate Historical Travel Writing and Topographical Literature about the English Lake District’, How to Do Things with Millions of Words<\/a>, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 2-4 November 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, ‘Working, Talking, and Walking Together:\u00a0Mapping Companionable Travel in the Victorian Lake District’, NAVSA 2016: Social Victorians<\/a>, Phoenix, Arizona, 2-5 November 2016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘Texts, language and geography: Understanding literature using geographical text analysis’, Invited Keynote Speaker,\u00a0CLARIN\u00a02016<\/a>, Aix-en-Provence, 26 October 2016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘Exploring Space and Time in Large Volumes of Text: Evolving descriptions of landscapes’, Invited Seminar on ‘The Spatial Turn and Beyond: New Perspectives on Literature and Space’ Seminar Series, Amsterdam, 7 October 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson,\u00a0\u2018Over sands to the Lakes: Railway travel and Victorian Lake District tourism\u2019,\u00a0British Association of Victorian Studies Annual Conferenc<\/a>e, Cardiff University, 31 August 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor,\u00a0\u2018Away from the \u201cshow place\u201d: Eliza Lynn Linton\u2019s Lake District\u2019,\u00a0British Association of Victorian Studies Annual Conferenc<\/a>e, Cardiff University, 31 August 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, ‘A \u2018wizard course\u2019: reading Wordsworth\u2019s An Evening Walk<\/em> using corpus linguistics and GIS’, North West Long Nineteenth Century Seminar, Manchester, 6 July 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, ‘Romantic voices and \u2018English echoes\u2019: making noises in the Lake District’, British Association of Victorian Studies Postgraduate and Early Career Conference, University of Oxford, 22-23 June 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson,\u00a0‘The Water West of the Wall: The Solway Firth’, Reading the Wall: The Cultural Afterlives of Hadrian’s Wall<\/a>, Newcastle University, 15-17 June 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Joanna Taylor, ‘Tourists, Travellers, and\u00a0Inhabitants: Geographical Information Systems and Wordsworth’s Guide to the\u00a0Lakes<\/em>‘, New Directions in the Humanities<\/a>, Chicago, IL, 8-10 June 2016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘Using Spatial Humanities and HGIS to understand texts: Landscape description in the English Lake District’, Invited Speaker, International Seminar on the Making of Historical Atlas:\u00a0Historical Atlas: Its concepts and methodologies, Korea Press Center, Seoul, 19 May 2016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory,\u00a0‘Culturally Mapping the Victorian Lake District with Digital Humanities’, Invited Speaker, BAVS Talks, University of Sussex, 10 May 2016.<\/p>\n

Dr Christopher Donaldson,\u00a0‘Mood and the Writing of Morecambe Bay Sands’,\u00a0Mood – Aesthetic, Psychological and Philosophical Perspectives<\/a>, University of Warwick, 6-7 May 2016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Sally Bushell, ‘Mapping Textuality’, Invited Keynote Speaker, Text as Process<\/a>, University of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, April 2-6\u00a02016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘Spatial Humanities: Texts, GIS, History and Literary Studies’, Invited Faculty Seminar, Stanford University, 31 March 2016.<\/p>\n

Prof. Ian Gregory, ‘Exploring Space and Time in Large Volumes of Text: Evolving descriptions of landscapes’, Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, San Francisco, 30 March 2016.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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2015<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ian Gregory, ‘Mapping corpora: Exploring Humanities Geographies from texts’, Invited Keynote Speaker,\u00a0Humanities and the Cartographic Turn<\/em>, University of Extremadura, Spain.<\/p>\n

Christopher Donaldson, ‘Deep Mapping the English Lake District’, Digital Humanities Hub, University of Birmingham, October 2016.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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