Archives Hub - Data in :: Data out
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Presentation to Society of American Archivists' Conference 2011: The Archives Hub innovation and development work and the EAD Editor.
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Archives Hub - Data in :: Data out
- 1. Data In :: Data Out The Archives Hub as part of a national resource discovery vision SAA 2011, Chicago
- 3. Always think about flexible approaches in order to open up and maximise the potential of your data 2) Think visual, but combine this with a solid backbone that provides good content and context 3) 'Data out' relies upon the quality of 'data in'. Look for effective ways to maintain the quality of the data coming in. Key Points
- 4. Exposure
- 5. Identity
- 6. Visual, flexible & contextualised
- 7. ontology is overrated? Visual immediacy & flexible data
- 8. Innovation: link from description, etc. Visual immediacy
- 10. Rich Content
- 13. Query: “artists” Styled Results set Query: “artists” + ‘women’ Genesis styles & presents User only aware of “artists” search XML results set Archives Hub API: SRU All descriptions with ‘women’ as an index term + “artists” as a keywords
- 15. in Finding Aid Repository(Agent) Place PostcodeUnit administeredBy/administers maintainedBy/maintains encodedAs/encodes hasPart/partOf EAD Document accessProvidedBy/providesAccessTo Level Biographical History topic/page hasBiogHist/isBiogHistFor Language level ArchivalResource language at time topic/page origination hasPart/partOf Creation TemporalEntity product of associatedWith extent inScheme Extent Agent Concept ConceptScheme representedBy Object associatedWith foaf:focus Is-a Is-a Family Person Place Org Book participates in Subject Genre Function Birth Death TemporalEntity at time
- 16. in Finding Aid Repository(Agent) Place PostcodeUnit administeredBy/administers maintainedBy/maintains encodedAs/encodes hasPart/partOf EAD Document accessProvidedBy/providesAccessTo Level Biographical History topic/page hasBiogHist/isBiogHistFor Language level ArchivalResource language at time topic/page origination hasPart/partOf Creation TemporalEntity product of associatedWith extent inScheme Extent Agent Concept ConceptScheme representedBy Object associatedWith foaf:focus Is-a Is-a Family Person Place Org Book participates in Subject Genre Function Birth Death TemporalEntity at time
- 17. The Linking benefits of Linked Data BBC:Cranford Copac:Cranford VIAF:Gaskell DBPedia: Gaskell Hub:Gaskell Geonames:Manchester Hub:Dickens DBPedia: Dickens Connected
- 18. Experimental
- 21. Connections with other data sources
- 23. Issues of authority, trust, provenance, open data licencesInter-connected
- 24. All these innovations rely on the data that comes in
- 25. Data In: Control
- 29. Data In: Import
- 30. Data In: Friendly faces!
- 33. Case studies
- 34. Other resources
- 36. Archives Hub http://archiveshub.ac.uk Archives Hub Blog http://archiveshub.ac.uk/blog Archives Hub Twitter http://www.twitter.com/archiveshub
Notes de l'éditeur
- Flexible: different ways – different channels, different audiences. From more general to very specialist.
- Not won here yet. Want visual – more user-friendly – how to achieve this? Very difficult challenge. More radical? BUT want to have semantic integrity. POTENTIAL. FLEXIBILITY. Some people only want an item.
- Want to convey what the Hub offers and also give users a more visual experienceNeed to convey what Hub is and benefits of an aggregation
- Not only a more user oriented way to present the data but also a means to build community, work with contributors, and implement SEO. Also now working with Copac.Contributors increasing suggest and write features. This can be VISUAL. Good Google juice – FINDABLE. Targets users – maybe being more specific is the way to go?
- Be integrated: part of the information spaceBe visual: create impact, be user-friendlyBe flexible: have potential
- Flexible: different ways – different channels, different audiences. From more general to very specialist.