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- Dr. Kevin Page is a senior researcher at the University of Oxford e-Research Centre, where he leads a team working on cultural and societal informatics. His research on web architecture and the semantic annotation and distribution of data has, through participation in numerous UK, EU, and international projects, been applied across a wide variety of domains including sensor networks, music information retrieval, scholarly texts, clinical healthcare, and remote collaboration for space exploration.[1]
- For several years Dr. Page has been working towards the use of computational methods in the organisation and analysis of music and musical information, with a particular interest in ‘digital musicology’. He is principal investigator of the AHRC ‘Unlocking Musicology’ project and a co-investigator of ‘Digital Delius: Interpretation, Performance, and Analysis’ (PI Daniel Grimley, Oxford). He is co-founder and chair of the Digital Libraries for Musicology series, which held its fourth workshop at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music in the autumn of 2017, and is co-editor of an IJDL special issue on the same topic. In the EPSRC ‘Fusing Audio and Semantic Technologies’ (FAST) project he leads the ‘Music Flows’ workthread, in which Linked Data intersects with workflows and Digital Music Objects (DMOs) to enhance the end-to-end value chain across the music industry from producer to consumer. Previously, Dr. Page led the Semantic Web workpackage for the AHRC ‘Transforming Musicology’ large grant. During Transforming Musicology he established the Digital Musicology workshop, the first of its kind, at the Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School, for which he continues as convener and course leader.
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