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SEA CHANGE @ DM2Efinal conference, Pisa, Dec 11
- 1. SEA CHANGE Linking Data about the Past through Geography Rainer Simon @aboutgeo Austrian Institute of Technology Leif Isaksen, Pau de Soto University of Southampton Elton Barker The Open University December 11 2014 | DM2E Final Event, Pisa, Italy
- 3. Early Geospatial Documents Maps and geographic writing predating 1492.
- 4. The problem: Data is “semantically opaque”. Geographical context evident to humans, but not machines.
- 7. Two public workshops to • trial our geo-annotation tool RECOGITO • reach out to the community • turn some raw data into Linked Open Data… • …and have fun doing it!
- 8. RECOGITO Geo-Annotation Tool http://pelagios.org/recogito/docs
- 9. Workshop #1 University of Heidelberg, October 31. 27 students of Geography & Archaeology.
- 10. Workshop #1 University of Heidelberg, October 31. Classical & Medieval Latin texts, Medieval maps.
- 11. Some Numbers… • 2.650 places identified in text • 2.500 places identified in maps • 830 map transcriptions • 140 gazetteer resolutions • 490 other actions (edits, comments, deletions,…) 6.620 contributions total on that day!
- 12. Ptolemy, Nicolaus Tedescho & Francesco Berlinghieri: Tabvla secvnda de Evropa (1482).
- 13. Workshop #2 University of Applied Sciences Mainz, December 4. 22 students, mixed background (engineering/archaeology).
- 14. Workshop #2 University of Applied Sciences Mainz, December 4. Medieval travel writing & 14th/15thC. maritime maps.
- 15. More Numbers… • 2.600 places identified in text • 3.200 places identified in maps ! • 620 map transcriptions • 544 gazetteer resolutions ! • 537 other actions (edits, comments, deletions,…) 7.511 contributions total on that day!
- 17. Workshops, Part II: Data Re-Use Tutorials for using our data without our tools. Example 1: Exploring Medieval itineraries in GIS.
- 18. Workshops, Part II: Data Re-Use Example 2: Hacking with our data – maps, timelines, networks.
- 19. So… What‘s Next? Introducing PELAGIOS • Linking Data about the past based on the notion of Place • Connectivity through Common References • 40+ partners from 6 countries • Heterogenous resources: images, texts, databases, etc. • De-centralized: publish your own data, share the principles (and there’s some RDF involved, too…) • We are currently working on an API for search & discovery http://pelagios-project.blogspot.co.uk
- 20. So many ways to get involved :-) • Download our data from Recogito • Experiment with our API (warning: unfinished) • Become a Recogito editor • Become a Pelagios partner!
- 21. Thank you for your attention http://pelagios-project.blogspot.co.uk http://pelagios.org/recogito http://github.com/pelagios @pelagiosproject Grateful acknowledgement to JISC, AHRC, the DM2E project, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and all Pelagios partners.