IRCDL 2023
Information and Research Science Connecting to Digital and Library Science 2023

Table of Contents

• Preface of the 19th The Conference on Information and Research science Connecting to Digital and Library science
  Summary: There were 6 full papers and 17 short papers accepted in this conference. All papers were peer-reviewed by at least two reviewers.
• Committees

Session 1: Ontologies & Knowledge Graphs

• Linked Data interfaces: a survey 1-16
  Eleonora Bernasconi, Miguel Ceriani, Massimo Mecella
• Disentangling Domain Ontologies 17-28
  Mayukh Bagchi, Subhashis Das
• Digital Libraries as Technological Environments. Collaboration of Work and Future Perspectives 29-37
  Carla Petrocelli, Stefano Ferilli
• User-Generated World Literatures: a Comparison between Two Social Networks of Readers 38-46
  Marco Antonio Stranisci, Viviana Patti, Rossana Damiano

Session 2: Linguistics

• (Semi)automated disambiguation of scholarly repositories 47-59
  Miriam Baglioni, Andrea Mannocci, Gina Pavone, Michele De Bonis, Paolo Manghi
• Crowdsourcing, computing and deep mapping cultural heritage and transnational bibliographic records 60-67
  Amel Fraisse, Ben W. Brumfield, Sara Carlstead Brumfield
• Filling the Lacunae in ancient Latin inscriptions 68-76
  Alessandro Locaputo, Beatrice Portelli, Emanuela Colombi, Giuseppe Serra
• The Challenges of Digitizing Spanish Grammars for Italian Speakers Across Centuries 77-87
  Silvia Muzzupappa, Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio
• Using Graph Databases for Historical Language Data: Challenges and Opportunities 88-96
  Barbara McGillivray, Pierluigi Cassotti, Pierpaolo Basile, Davide Di Pierro, Stefano Ferilli

Session 3: Education

• Intersection of Digital library and Data Science: learning data curation in a flipped classroom 97-106
  Anna Maria Tammaro, Klaus Kempf
• A Video Game for Stimulating Children's Creativity through Writing Stories 107-118
  Lucia Siciliani, Caterina Scattarelli, Pierpaolo Basile
• Practical Aspects of Cloud Technologies Applicable to The Students' Independent Work Organization 119-129
  Liudmila A. Matviichuk, Natalia M. Hnedko, Natalia S. Pavlova

Session 4: NLP and Knowledge Extraction

• Exploring domain and task adaptation of LamBERTa models for article retrieval on the Italian Civil Code 130-143
  Andrea Simeri, Andrea Tagarelli
• SKET: an Unsupervised Knowledge Extraction Tool to Empower Digital Pathology Applications 144-152
  Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio, Nicola Ferro, Fabio Giachelle, Ornella Irrera, Stefano Marchesin, Gianmaria Silvello
• Knowledge extraction, management and long-term preservation of non-Latin cultural heritages - Digital Maktaba project presentation 153-161
  Riccardo Martoglia, Sonia Bergamaschi, Federico Ruozzi, Matteo Vanzini, Luca Sala, Riccardo Amerigo Vigliermo

Session 5: Projects

• A Discovery Hub for Diamond Open Access publishing 162-166
  Alessia Bardi, Margo Bargheer, Paolo Manghi
• The RESTORE project: a final review 167-179
  Emiliano Degl'Innocenti, Leonardo Canova, Francesco Coradeschi, Carmen Di Meo, Maurizio Sanesi, Alessia Spadi, Federica Spinelli

Session 6: Document and Data Processing

• Grimm in Wonderland: Prompt Engineering with Midjourney to Illustrate Fairytales 180-191
  Martin Ruskov
• Automatic analysis of artistic heritage through Artificial Intelligence 192-196
  Giovanna Castellano, Raffaele Scaringi, Gennaro Vessio
• CTE: A Dataset for Contextualized Table Extraction 197-208
  Andrea Gemelli, Emanuele Vivoli, Simone Marinai
• Put the hands on! For a movable, interactive, pop-up, bibliographic database 209-215
  Paola Castellucci, Gianfranco Crupi

Session 7: Open/Linked Data

• The Hetor project: a joint effort to co-create Cultural Heritage Open Data in the Campania Region 216-224
  Maria Anna Ambrosino, Vanja Annunziata, Maria Angela Pellegrino, Vittorio Scarano
• The Open Memory Apulia Project. How Open Data turns in Digital Heritage (DH) 225-232
  Nicola Barbuti, Mauro De Bari, Stefania Riso, Tommaso Caldarola, Francesco Piero Paolicelli