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At the crossroads between humanities, social and computer sciences and statistics, digital data processing addresses various issues: oral or written productions hypotheses testing, journalistic, political, literary or web corpus exploratory analyses, opinions visualization, data extraction, a.s.o.The aim of this workshop is twofold: to explore the different methods of analysing and visualizing textual corpora data, and to discuss the latest developments in the field.The event will hence be conducted in two parts: on Friday, November 24th, noteworthy projects on the topics listed below will be presented at the Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, and on Saturday 25th, a data processing workshop will be held in one of the computer labs of the Université Paris-Est Créteil.Friday, November 24th - Posters and round tablesUPEM (Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée)Building: Bâtiment La Centrifugeuse5 boulevard Descartes - Champs-sur-Marne77454 Marne-la-Vallée Cedex 2 9:30 - Welcome coffee 10:00 - Conference opening: Benoît Lesaffre, ex-Vice Chancellor, Université Paris-Est 10:15 - Plenary session: Short oral presentations of posters Lexical analysis for cliodynamics: Artificial intelligence processing of the Google Ngram database. Jérôme Baray (UPEC-IRG) Trilingual thematic corpus. Lionel Shen (Paris 3-CLESTHIA) Induice fragments of local grammar to analyze thousands of lines of concordance. Andrew Salway (Uni Research, Bergen - Language and Language Technology Group) Analyzing digital corpus, taking into account web graphs and variations: the example of an online petition. Jean-Marc Leblanc (UPEC-CEDITEC), Christine Barats (Paris Descartes-CEDITEC), Anne Dister (Université Saint-Louis), Marie Pérès (UPEC-CEDITEC), Philippe Gambette (UPEM-LIGM) CODEXT, an English-French Translation Corpus designed for contrastive studies. Françoise Doro-Megy, Lucie Gournay (UPEC-IMAGER-LIDIL12) P-Leader Multifractal Analysis for Text Type Identification. Roberto Leonarduzzi (ENS Lyon) Translating patient related narratives into SNOMED-CT to enable interoperability of healthcare data. Vasiliki Foufi (Geneva University Hospitals and University of Geneva-SIMED) Crossed perception of places: two corpus-based studies, Catherine Domingues, Carmen Brando, Margion Cargill (EHESS) Annotation of co-reference with SACR, a new “drag- and-drop” tool. Bruno Oberle (Université de Strasbourg-LilPa) TreeCloud, Unitex: increased synergy. Claude Martineau (LIGM) 11:00 - Session Posters / Démonstrations d’outils 12:30 - Buffet 14:00 - Round table - Corpus. Animated by Cédrick Fairon (CENTAL) 15:00 - Round table - Methods. Animated by Eric Laporte (LIGM) 16:00 - Coffee break 16:30 - Round table - Tools. Animated by Dusko Vitas (Université de Belgrade) 17:30 - End of first daySaturday, November 25th - Tool introductionUPEC (Université Paris-Est Créteil)Building: Bâtiment I2 – Troisième étageRooms i2 317 and i2 30761 avenue du général de Gaulle94010 Créteil 09:30 - Welcome coffee: room i2 307 10:00 - TextObserver (room i2 317): Jean-Marc Leblanc (UPEC-CEDITEC), Yacine Ouchène (UPEC-CEDITEC) 11:00 - TreeCloud (room i2 317): Philippe Gambette (UPEM, LIGM) 12:00 - Cortext (room i2 317): Antoine Schoen (IFRIS) 12:00 - Linkage (room i2 317): Muriel Epstein (Paris 1-SAMM) 13:00 - Buffet: room i2 307 14:00 - WebHyperbase (room i2 317): Laurent Vanni (CNRS) 15:15 - Unitex (room i2 317): Claude Martineau, Tita Kyriacopoulou (LIGM) 16:30 - Proxem Studio (room i2 317): Eglantine Schimitt (UTC-Costech) 17:00 - Leximir (room i2 317): Cvetana Krstev (université de Belgrade) 17:30-18:00 - Discussion – Closing of the conference&#160;