EHRI Workshop | Holocaust Places and Spaces as Data | Challenges and Best Practices

S rostoucím zájmem o geografii holokaustu se stále častěji objevují výzkumní pracovníci, projekty a/nebo pedagogové, kteří pracují s daty reprezentujícími místa spojená s dějin holokaustu. Vyzýváme výzkumné pracovníky, kteří vytvářejí a využívají geoprostorová data v této oblasti, aby se přihlásili na mezinárodní workshop EHRI. Cílem workshopu je výměna zkušeností a diskuse o praktických problémech, s nimiž se setkává mnoho projektů pracujících s prostorovými daty. Zároveň se chceme zamyslet nad širšími heuristickými, epistemologickými a etickými otázkami.

Datum: 28.-30. 10. 2024

Místo: Oskar Ziegler Villa, University of Lodz, Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej 11

Program:

Pondělí 28/09/2023

9.00-9.30: Welcome (Hotel lobby, Kościuszki 16)
10.00-12.00: Guided tour around former ghetto area and Radegast station, part 1 (Adam Sitarek, Center for Jewish Research, Lodz)
12.00-13.30: I round of presentations (Dialogue Center, Wojska Polskiego 83)

– Izabela Terela/Konrad Niciński/Agnieszka Zalotyńska (Institute of Litterature Studies PAN/Lodz University); Work-in-progress presentation: Atlas of Holocaust Literature. Warszawa/Łódź (DH Project)

– Abigail Zola: Uncovering Emotional Contamination: Redefining the Process of Site Specific Architecture Tadeusz Pupar (Lodz University): Morphological Transformations of Former Ghetto Area in Lodz
13.30-14.30: Lunch
14.30-16.00: Guided tour around former ghetto area and Radegast station, part 2 (Adam Sitarek, Center for Jewish Research, Lodz)
16.00-16.30: Coffee break (Sklodowskiej 11)
16.30-18.00: Michal Frankl (Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences), Impossible Geography. Mapping the No Man’s Land and the Limits of Coordinates (keynote)

Úterý 29/10/2024, Sklodowskiej 11

9.00-11.00: II round of presentations

– Nadia Skokova (Center for Urban History, Lviv), Lviv Ghetto: Mapping the Erased Human Lives and Their Survival Strategies within the Extreme Violence System

– Wolfgang Schellenbacher (DÖW, Vienna), Mapping the Holocaust in Vienna: Using an Online Tool to Analyze Geo-Referenced Mass Data

– Tim Buchen/Daniel Ljunggren (Univeristy of Gothenburg/ University of Wroclaw), Mapping Breslau’s Jewish Community: a Spatio-temporal Research Environment to Visualize and Analyse the Fate of 17 000 Community Members 1933-1950
11.00-11.30: Coffee break
11.30-13.00: Discussion: What is in a Dataset? Challenges of Data, Standards and Tools
13.00-14.00: Lunch
14.00-16.00: III round of presenations

– Joanna Spyra (University of Huddersfield), Creating ‘Memory Maps’ in/of Trawniki

– Renata Masna/Michal Chojak (Yahad In-Unum), Turning a field investigation into a digital map: challenges and practices
16.00-16.30: Coffee break
18.30: Dinner

Středa 30/10/2024, Sklodowskiej 11

9.30-11.00: IV round of presentations

– Magdalena Saryusz-Wolska/Tomasz Panecki (German Historical Institute Warsaw/Institute of History PAN); Mapping Holocaust Mass Graves in the General Government

– Ildikó Barna/Eszter Katona (ELTE University); Visualizing Deportation: Interactive Maps of Hungarian Jewish Holocaust Survivors – Challenges and Proposed Solutions
10.30-11.00: Coffee break
11.00-13.00: Discussion: Mapping uncertainty. Trajectories and movement, relations and emotions as data
13.00-13.30: Final discussion
13.30-14.00: Lunch