1. Linked Open Europeana: Semantic Leveraging of European Cultural Heritage Prof. Dr. Stefan Gradmann Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin / School of Library and Information Science [email_address]
54. -> Visualise Cultural Context Mapping the Republic of Letters: https://republicofletters.stanford.edu/#maps Or again the Finnish example (Kultuurisampo): http://www.kulttuurisampo.fi/kulsa/historiallisetKartat.shtml
59. … much too expensive, probably, for Europeana to afford!
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65. -> What is the actual value of context (in business terms!)?
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67. Martin Doerr, Stefan Gradmann, Steffen Hennicke, Antoine Isaac, Carlo Meghini, Herbert van de Sompel: The Europeana Data Model. IFLA 2010 (Gothenburg). Session on „Libraries and the Semantic Web“. http://www.ifla.org/files/hq/papers/ifla76/149-doerr-en.pdf
68. Stefan Gradmann: Knowledge = Information in Context: on the Importance of Semantic Contextualisation in Europeana. Europeana White Paper 1. http://www.scribd.com/doc/32110457/Europeana-White-Paper-1
69. Eero Hyvönen: Preventing Interoperability Problems Instead of Solving Them. Semantic Web Journal, no. 2-3, December, 2010. http://www.semantic-web-journal.net/content/new-submission-preventing-interoperability-problems-instead-solving-them
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The current data model of Europeana are the “Europeana Semantic Elements” (ESE). ESE addresses the issue of interoperability between the data from the different domains represented in Europeana by reducing the data to a “flat”, Dublin-Core like representation. This is a “simple and robust” approach but it has some drawbacks: The original metadata and information perspective are not visible anymore. And at the same time we can not specialize to finer-grained models or connect to external resources like LOD community. The EDM addresses exactly these shortcomings . It tries to transcend the different information perspectives which are represented in Europeana. It acts as a top-level ontology in order to make objects from different domains interoperable while still preserving the original data. The EDM is destined to replace ESE after the 2011 release of Europeana. The ESE will then be an „application profile“ of EDM. That means that all ESE data in Europeana will be still compatible with the new system.
First a few words about the envisioned information architecture of Europeana: This is how the information space of Europeana will be restructured : At the “bottom” we have the objects which are provided to Europeana. Above we have the “Semantic Data Layer” which is new. It contains various kinds of KOSs with knowledge about people, places, concepts, and so on. These concepts are linked to the objects below and thereby contextualize and enrich them.
Europeana intends to connect to the Linked Open Data community. In the Linked Open Data cloud we find many more knowledge sources like Dbpedia, Geonames, or Library of Congress Subject Headings. Europeana wants to use them to further contextualize and enrich the objects in its information space. At the same time Europeana wants to make its own data available to other communities. The EDM is crucial for realizing this vision. [ LOD cloud July 2009 ]