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ALIAOnline Practical Linked (Open) Data for Libraries, Archives & Museums
- 1. Practical Linked Open Data for Libraries, Archives & Museums
- 2. Jon Voss Historypin Strategic Partnerships Director We Are What We Do jon.voss@wearewhatwedo.org @jonvoss @historypin historypin.com
- 8. Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums #LODLAM Culture Technology Law
- 9. Culture Technology Law New Paradigm Making This A Reality
- 14. History and Mashup Culture 2010 National Archives Photo Contest +
- 15. History and Mashup Culture NARA mashup on Historypin http://www.flickr.com/photos/37377809@N00/5304492185/in/pool-1633053@N21/
- 16. Swedish artist Sanna Dullaway
- 22. http://oldsf.org
- 24. Culture Technology Law Law
- 25. Going from Tables to Graphs http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasjwoods-com/2264301251
- 26. Going from Tables to Graphs Nodes and links in a graph
- 27. Going from Tables to Graphs As computing power increases, the ability to build more and more complex graphs becomes a reality. msulibraries lookbackmaps msulibraries internetarchive msulibraries librarycongress lookbackmaps internetarchive internetarchive librarycongress
- 28. Introducing Triples Nodes and Links follows jonvoss 1n9r1d • Quite simply: Subject, Predicate, Object • gives us the ability to describe entities in a way that is machine readable
- 29. What do we know about the person: Ed Summers (aside from the fact that he rocks)? Bio: Hacker for libraries, digital archaeologist, pragmatist. bio knows depiction of knows http://inkdroid.org/ehs.rdf
- 30. Triples for machines • Triples can be serialized in many different ways, including Resource Description Framework, RDF/XML, RDFa, N3, Turtle, etc, but they all describe things in the <subject><predicate><object> format. • Of course, we need to be consistent and predictable for machines to understand us. • We need to follow simple rules and protocols
- 33. • Consider graph demo: http://civilwardata150.net • Civil War vocabulary, or a way to link and traverse across datasets • Regiments, Battles, Places • Building apps that use this data
- 56. Culture Technology Law New Tools Enabling Better Sharing
- 57. Metadata vs. data, assets, digital surrogates, images
- 60. Legal Tools Open Data CC BY CC0 Public Domain Mark Public Domain Dedication and License (PDDL) Attribution License (ODC-By) Open Database License (ODC-ODbL) Open (ish) CC BY-SA
- 61. Legal Tools Published (NOT OPEN) Data CC BY-NC-ND CC BY-NC CC BY-ND CC BY-NC-SA
- 62. Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums #LODLAM Culture Technology Law
- 66. 2010 British Library Stanford University University of Michigan Open Library CERN VIAF ID.LOC.GOV W3C LLD
- 68. The World of Linked Data Roy Tennant OCLC Research
- 69. The World of Linked Data
- 70. The World of Linked Data The Linked Data cloud as a whole grew by 300% in 2010... ...whereas the amount of data relevant for libraries grew by nearly 1000% http://swib.org/swib11/
- 79. British National Library Publication Series SeS Events Author Subject Resource
- 80. OCLC Linked Data Virtual Dewey Decimal FAST: Faceted International Classification Application of Authority File Subject (VIAF) http://dewey.info Terminology HTML/RDFa, RDF/XML, Turtle, JSON - SPARQL http://viaf.org http://id.worldcat.org/fast HTML, RDF/XML HTML, RDF/XML - Download WorldCat http://worldcat.org/ Embedded RDFa - Download (part)
- 82. http://www.w3.org/community/schemabibex • Short lived group • Libraries, Publishers, Consumers, System Vendors, Linked Data, Standards Bodies • Library is only one focus
- 93. Our Brave New World “Moving from cataloging to catalinking” Eric Miller, Zepheira
- 94. The World of Linked Knowledge
- 95. Ingrid Mason eResearch Analyst Intersect Australia ingrid.mason@intersect.org.au @1n9r1d www.huni.net.au www.intersect.org.au Ingrid Ingrid Mason
- 96. ALIA Online 2013 | Be Different. Do Different. Humanities Networked Infrastructure (Virtual Lab) Ingrid Mason | eResearch Analyst | Intersect Australia
- 97. http://lodlam.net/ ??? http://linkeddata.org/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/49503832@N06/
- 103. Linked Data. • Goal is to enable researchers to explore and interpret the commonalities or divergences in the data. • Multiple significant scholarly humanities datasets to pipe in and aggregate with varying levels of standards and technologies. • Information design challenge to build an ontology and use linked data and controlled vocabularies for data to be aligned and related. • Provide a virtual environment to explore this data and process with tools.
- 104. HuNI Data. AusStage AUSTLANG Mura & Pathways Media Archives Project Encyclopedia of Australian Science Colonial Australia Popular Fiction Find and Connect Victoria Australian Women’s Register eMelbourne: the Encyclopedia of Melbourne Scholarly Data Providers eGold: Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia Chinese-Australian Historical Images in Australia Reason in Revolt, Source Documents of Australian Radicalism Guide to Australian Business 104 Records Australian Trade Unions Archive CircusOz Living Archive Video Collection Australian Film Institute Research Collection
- 105. Rethinking Resource Discovery. • Goal is to enable researchers to explore and interpret the commonalities or divergences in the data. • Support researcher needs to discern facts (what is?) and locate more information (where is?) drawing on Australian cultural scholarly data. • Major task is to aggregate heterogeneous humanities data that may be related to digital representations e.g. digital text, audio-visual etc files. • Method is linked data, using ontology and controlled vocabulary development. • Outcomes are the researcher can move easily from: what is? to where is? in their information seeking.
- 106. Information Seeking. • Information seeking is supported by intellectual access tools, which include library catalogues, archival finding aids, reference tools, subject databases, journal repositories and information resources (physical and digital). • Critical step in information seeking is undertaken in preliminary visit to the “reference shelf” and it can often be revisited to satisfy research questions. • What is the researcher question? What information can I find out about this person and their life, what they have done, etc. A classic biographical enquiry. • Know the name and other facts associated with a person in the HuNI graph (in the lab) and follow a hyperlink to a range of web resources related to that person.
- 107. Metadata Mash Up. • A mash up of reference tools and finding aids: factbooks, dictionaries, encyclopaedias, bibliographies and catalogues and archival registers. • Link needs to be forged with the ontologies for domain resources e.g. TEI and resource discovery metadata. • Exploring this with the crosswalk between CIDOC-CRM and FRBR-OO (latest draft) and keeping an eye on BibFrame. • Same problem being explored in another NeCTAR virtual lab project: Human and Communication Science. • Role of annotation and metadata in discovery of new knowledge or the means to elucidate new knowledge needs to be unpacked.
- 112. Ontology Development. • Information design challenge to build an ontology and use linked data and controlled vocabularies for data to be aligned and related. • Reading the data. Characteristics of the data determine the ontological components selected and the major “entities” (aka “access points” in library lingo). • Identified early as: people, organisations, events, relationships, places, dates, resources, and subjects. • Components from ontologies already available are being reused or kept in our sights: CIDOC-CRM, FOAF, SKOS, FRBR, FRBR-OO, BibFrame and PROV-O.
- 117. Project Links @1n9r1d ingrid.mason@intersect.org.au http://www.intersect.org.au @HuNIVL (project Twitter profile) info@huni.net.au (project email) http://www.huni.net.au (project website) http://apidictor.huni.net.au/ (project wiki) http://corbicula.huni.net.au/ (data store) http://corbicula.huni.net.au/gadget/ (data analysis tool)
- 118. Useful References NISO. Information Standards Quarterly, Spring/Summer 2012 http://www.niso.org/publications/isq/2012 Europeana. Linked Open Data – What is it? http://vimeo.com/36752317 Linked Open Data – Libraries, Archives, Museums (LODLAM) http://lodlam.net/ W3C Library Linked Data Incubator Group http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/lld/ Twitter hashtag: #lodlam Google Group: lod-lam@googlegroups.com
- 119. More Useful References. LinkedData.org http://linkeddata.org/ LinkedDataTools.com Introducing Linked Data and the Semantic Web http://www.linkeddatatools.com/semantic-web-basics DATA.GOV.UK. What is Linked Data? http://data.gov.uk/linked-data/what-is-linked-data AusGOAL http://www.ausgoal.gov.au/ Creative Commons Australia http://creativecommons.org.au/ Wikipedia. Resource Description Framework. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Description_Framework
- 120. You’re not alone...
- 122. Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums #LODLAM
- 123. http://lodlam.net
- 124. San Francisco, DC, Atlanta, London, Wellington, New York, Canberra, Melbourne, St. Louis # # # ## # # # #
- 126. 2011–2012 http://wiki.creativecommons.org/CC0_use_for_data
- 127. Who’s got next?
- 128. Join the LODLAM movement resources and community on http://lodlam.net ask for help on Google Group or #lodlam on Twitter http://openglam.org http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM Contribute! Start small, but START
- 131. Google Refine http://freeyourmetadata.org http://summit2013.lodlam.net/challenge/challenge-entries/
- 132. Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums #LODLAM Culture Technology Law
- 134. The DJ in the Library?
- 136. Practical Linked Open Data for Libraries, Archives & Museums