#linkedart — Public Fediverse posts

Aujourd'hui, je vais faire une présentation sur le Linked Open Usable Data (LOUD) dans le cadre de la conférence internationale sur les humanités numériques (CIHN24) qui se déroule à la Haute école de gestion de Genève.

Je parle un peu de ce que je fais dans ma thèse de doctorat, des standards provenant des communautés #IIIF et #LinkedArt et pourquoi la collaboration transversale des communautés #LOUD est importante pour les institutions du patrimoine culturel.

Présentation en français :
https://julsraemy.ch/prezi/cihn24-loud-catalyseur-convergence.html

Même présentation en anglais :
https://julsraemy.ch/prezi/cihn24-loud-catalyst-convergence.html

Version avec DOI (Zenodo) : https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.10526541

#lodlam #LUX #culturalheritage

Very pleased that our research paper has just been published on ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage (JOCCH).

This contribution is part of the Special Issue on “Applying Innovative Technologies to Digitised and Born-Digital Archives” which is made possible through the AEOLIAN (Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Organisations) Network.

In our paper, we reflect on some of the preliminary findings of the PIA research project around annotations of photographic archives from the Swiss Society for Folklore Studies as knowledge practices, the underlying technological decisions, and their impact.

This was a truly interdisciplinary effort as we were one PhD Candidate in Cultural Anthropology (Murielle Cornut), one PhD Candidate in Computer Science (Florian Spiess), and myself.

#iiif #loud #lodlam #machinelearning #culturalheritage #LinkedArt

https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3625301

You may remember that last March, I launched a survey that aimed to explore the socio-technical characteristics of the @[email protected] and #LinkedArt communities.

For instance, It sought to situate these initiatives within a broader discourse of scholarly movements and principles (#OpenScience, #CitizenScience, #FAIR, #CARE). Additionally, it serves as a preliminary means of exploring the prospective impact of Linked Open Usable Data (LOUD) and its underlying design principles in the cultural heritage field.

I am happy to say that I have just published a 29-page report: https://hal.science/hal-04162572

I have provided some insights to the people involved in those communities in Chapter 5 (pp. 25-27).

It's indeed a snapshot but I hope it's relevant for anyone interested in community practices in the cultural heritage field. I would also like to thank all of the 79 individuals who participated! :)

#LOUD #LODLAM #IIIF #culturalheritage @[email protected]

@ewg118 @azaroth42 Reaching a different audience is a good thing, but I guess when promoting #LOUD "we" (if there is such a group) should acknowledge what exists out there.
Typically; i've come across the following links/initiatives:
- LOUD design principles: https://linked.art/loud
- LOBID in Germany: https://lobid.org/ (as per https://slides.lobid.org/dhc-2020/#/) - ping @acka47 - Numishare: https://github.com/ewg118/numishare (https://numishare.blogspot.com/2018/07/numishare-now-supports-linkedart-json.html)
- Call for Proposals within the IIIF community since 2018 (I think), Archiving Conference and LINCS that have LOUD as an overarching topic
- My PhD thesis - https://phd.julsraemy.ch/
- Pelagios?

And a few presentations, mainly from Rob, as well as as couple of articles such as the CIDOC CRM 2018 Paper from @workergnome (https://cidoc.mini.icom.museum/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/03/CIDOC2018_paper_153.pdf)

#dh2023 #digitalhumanities #LODLAM #linkeddata #linkedart #iiif

I guess by starting talking (or rather writing a question in the Google Doc) about Linked Open Usable Data #LOUD - that is now very much tied to #LinkedArt and #IIIF (https://linked.art/loud) - in the #Pelagios session, lots of very interesting points have then been discussed around what "defines" it (API, Community-led). ping @azaroth42

#dh2023 #linkeddata #LODLAM

The video recordings of #swib22 from yesterday were already uploaded!

Keynote:
1) Libraries, linked data, and decolonization https://youtu.be/cJxfZSv4xEI

Presentations of the Linked Library Data I session

2) Mapping and transforming MARC21 bibliographic metadata to LRM/RDA/RDF https://youtu.be/2NJPgMqEsnI

3) A crosswalk in the park? Converting from MARC 21 to #LinkedArt https://youtu.be/ZxkZnPerMgc

4) A LITL more quality: improving the correctness and completeness of library catalogs with a librarian-in-the-loop linked data workflow https://youtu.be/r29W73vle2I

#LOD #LOUD #LODLAM #decolonization #CulturalHeritage

@swib

The Linked Library Data I session is about to start #swib22

1) Mapping and transforming MARC21 bibliographic metadata to LRM/RDA/RDF

2) A crosswalk in the park? Converting from MARC 21 to #LinkedArt

3) A LITL more quality: improving the correctness and completeness of library catalogs with a librarian-in-the-loop linked data workflow

#GLAM #LODLAM #LOD #LOUD

@swib

Currently modelling a Person (myself) in #LinkedArt and following the example of https://linked.art/api/1.0/endpoint/person/ but with a twist as I've included #homosaurus (my pronouns) within the classified_as property. The complete serialisation can be found here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/julsraemy/linked-art-modelling/main/person/0.json #CIDOCCRM #LODLAM