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Heute hat mich jemand auf das Vokabular publications.europa.eu/resourc aufmerksam gemacht. Hat damit schon jemand von euch zu tun gehabt?

Es ist ein Verzeichnis von Städten. Aus Deutschland sind 712 Städte verzeichnet. Die Auswahl ist mir nicht klar. Von den 30 größten Städten in Schleswig-Holstein sind nur 16 enthalten.

Richtig gut ist, dass der Name der Stadt in allen Amtssprachen der EU angegeben ist.

Gibt es ein Mapping zu anderen Verzeichnissen?

#orte#eu#lod

Last Month in the #PleiadesGazetteer of ancient places (30 June - 28 July 2025)

Last month the Pleiades editorial college published 51 new and 333 updated place resources, reflecting the work of Jeffrey Becker, Robert Consoli, Tom Elliott, Matthias Grawehr, Greta Hawes, Brady Kiesling, Chris de Lisle, Gabriel McKee, John Muccigrosso, R. Scott Smith, Richard Talbert, and Scott Vanderbilt.

Details may be seen on the blog at pleiades.stoa.org/news/blog/la. Please note that detailed modification descriptions are currently unavailable and some modification credits may be incomplete.

A global map of digital humanists according to #Wikidata. Obviously heavily biased towards central Europe and a SPARQL query that will return all affiliations for a person in order to avoid running into time outs. But nevertheless, if you add yourself and members of your local community to Wikidata, we can increase the visibility of global DH as #LOD.

#DH2025 #DigitalHumanities

query-chest.toolforge.org/redi

Slides from #GLAM #citizenscience workshop at LIBER2025 conference 'Open Museum Guidebooks: A Citizen Science Experience' made with students of #HochschuleHannover Bachelors Information Management + @tibhannover @tibosl @nfdi4culture See: zenodo.org/records/15799977 #LIBER2025 - A prototype for how museum visitors could make favurites list to share online - IF museums made two #LOD data streams 1. exhbition schedule 2. Exhibition contents | Prototype publication nfdi4culture.github.io/open-mu

ZenodoOpen Museum Guidebooks: A Citizen Science ExperienceA prototype project being made with the students of the Bachelor of Arts Information Management, Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts - Seminar: BIM-126-02 Data Science (2025), March - June 2025. The project is to create a system where museum visitors create their own publication guides to museums using linked open data. The project is intended as a citizen science project and for this reason aspects of participation by the public and engagement with scholarship and learning are a priority. As a basis for the prototype the Computational Publishing Service demo is being used. See: CPS Demo #2 The Spengel Museum Hannover will be used as the example museum. See the museum data profile on Wikidata Resonator The idea! Museum have a calendar of exhibitions and a catalogue of what is on display in any give show. But this is not publishing in data repositories. Welcome to 'Open Museum'! If museums made deposits of open data of what's on show — then their visitors could make 'play lists' of their favourite works and share them online. The 'Open Museum' pitch is that the public take part in this cataloguing and a Citizen Science Experience. The prototype 'Open Museum Guidebooks' has outlined the idea and is sharing the 'how to' model using Wikibase as a foundation. We believe all the infrastructure is already out there and with luck museums back catalogues could be online in no time (famous last words). A project made the students of the Bachelor of Arts Information Management (BIM) of Hannover University of the Applied Science and Arts in partnership with Computational Publishing Service from the Open Science Lab, TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology and University Library, and with NFDI4Culture – Consortium for Research Data on Material and Immaterial Cultural Heritage, as part of National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI)

Morgen ab 16 Uhr findet der nächste Vortrag im Rahmen unseres Forschungskolloquiums statt:
Joëlle Weis & Svenja Wagner sprechen über „Fürstinnenbibliotheken des 18. Jahrhunderts als Linked Open Data– Ein Werkstattbericht”

Sie sind herzlich eingeladen!
Wir freuen uns ✨

Alle Infos und Zoomlink gibt es unter: tcdh.uni-trier.de/de/event/vor

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🧭 Museums Open Data Search Explore open access to millions of artworks, images, and metadata from leading museums worldwide. Perfect for research, education, and digital art history projects. Includes LOD, APIs, and IIIF. #OpenData #DigitalArtHistory #Museums #IIIF #CulturalHeritage #LOD

Museums Open Data Search

dev.harald-klinke.deMuseums Open Data SearchExplore and search museum open data with ease. Discover historical collections, artworks, and cultural artifacts.
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@libreabc

Notre prochaine intervention à #LibreABC le 9 septembre prochain s'intitule "Comment gérer ses fonds d’archives sous forme de données liées au moyen de la plateforme libre ResearchSpace"

Cela sera l'occasion de promouvoir l'utilisation de #RDF natif pour gérer des collections et de plaider pour une mutualisation des coûts de développement dans ce domaine.

performing-arts.ch/

researchspace.org/

#LOD
#ResearchSpace
#RecordsInContexts
#archives
#archivCH

www.performing-arts.chSwiss Performing Arts Platform

Warum man mit verlinkten Daten arbeiten will, wirkt häufig wie eine Arbeitsbeschaffungsmaßnahme. Erst mal alles komplizierter machen, damit's später einfacher ist - das ist nicht immer das überzeugenste Argument

@stk hat hier ein gut nachvollziehbares Beispiel aufgeschrieben: zu Adressen.

Und die Pointe hier schon mal verraten: Die Schweiz macht das so, flächendeckend.

stefan.bloggt.es/2025/05/what-

stk | schlampig sortiertes Zeug, das ich schon immer mal sagen wollte. · What is in a street name – Schoener leben mit Linked Data | stk