Organisation :
Matthieu Husson (CNRS-SYRTE, Observatoire de Paris) ; Richard Kremer (Darmouth college, USA); Michela Malpangotto (CNRS-SYRTE, Observatoire de Paris) ; Clemency Montelle (Canterbury University, New Zealand) ;
Location
Salle du Conseil du bâtiment Perrault, Observatoire de Paris (Entrée au 77 avenue Denfert-Rochereau)

Monday 22 June
Chair: Michela Malpangotto
9h15-11h15
Glen van Brummelen (Quest University, Canada)
Al-Kashi’s Double-Argument Tables of Planetary Latitudes in the Khaqani Zij: Strength and weakness of standardized statistical tools for analyzing historical astronomical tables
11h30-13h30
Kim Plofker (Union College, New York)
Integrating a table text into a corpus: the Grahanasarani of (pseudo-?) Gangadhara
14h30-16h30
Internal working session

Tuesday 23 June
Chair: Kim Plofker
9h15-11h15
Seb Falk(Cambridge University, Phd Student)
Computing tables in monastic contexts
11h30-13h30
Li Liang (Beijing Institute for the History of Natural Science)
Computer-aided analysis of astronomical tables in Ming China
14h30-16h30
Internal working session

Wenesday 24 June
Chair: Richard Kremer
9h15-11h15
Anuj Misra (Canterbury University Phd, New Zealand)
Conceptual challenges in designing a document-oriented database for astronomical tables in Sanskrit Astral Sciences
11h30-13h30
Nathan Sidoli (Waseda University, Tokyo)
Round table : Editing astral sciences tables: articulating digital and paper publication in scientific Journals
14h30-16h30
Internal working session

Thursday 25 June
Chair:José Chabás
9h15-11h15
Richard Kremer (Darmouth College, USA)
Cracking the Tabulae permanentes of John of Murs, Paris, c. 1321
11h30-13h30
Clemency Montelle (Canterbury University, New Zeeland)
A tangle of tables and text: Editing Dinakara’s Candrārki
14h30-16h30
Matthieu Husson (CNRS-Syrte; Observatoire de Paris)
Meerhoot, John of Murs and the MS Brussels Royal 1086-1115: analysing and editing an astronomer “toolbox”

Friday 26 June
Chair: Clemency Montelle
9h15-11h15
José Chabás (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona)
Analysis of several astronomical tables by Giovanni Bianchini
11h30-13h30
Daniel P. Morgan (Sphère, CNRS, SAW Project, post-doc)
Spreadsheets and First-millennium Chinese li Procedure Texts