[HTML][HTML] Linking women editors of periodicals to the Wikidata knowledge graph
K Thornton, K Seals-Nutt, M Van Remoortel…�- Semantic�…, 2023 - content.iospress.com
Stories are important tools for recounting and sharing the past. To tell a story one has to put
together diverse information about people, places, time periods, and things. We detail here
how a machine, through the power of Semantic Web, can compile scattered and diverse
materials and information to construct stories. Through the example of the WeChangEd
research project on women editors of periodicals in Europe from 1710–1920 we detail how
to move from archive, to a structured data model and relational database, to Wikidata, to the�…
together diverse information about people, places, time periods, and things. We detail here
how a machine, through the power of Semantic Web, can compile scattered and diverse
materials and information to construct stories. Through the example of the WeChangEd
research project on women editors of periodicals in Europe from 1710–1920 we detail how
to move from archive, to a structured data model and relational database, to Wikidata, to the�…
Linking women editors of periodicals to the Wikidata Knowledge Graph
M Van Remoortel, JM Birkholz, P De Potter…�- 7th DH Benelux: The�…, 2021 - biblio.ugent.be
Stories are important tools for recounting and sharing the past. To tell a story one has to put
together diverse information about people, places, time periods, and things. We detail here
how a machine, through the power of Semantic Web, can compile scattered and diverse
materials and information to construct stories. Through the example of the WeChangEd
research project on women editors of periodicals in Europe from 1710–1920 we detail how
to move from archive, to a structured data model and relational database, to a Linked Open�…
together diverse information about people, places, time periods, and things. We detail here
how a machine, through the power of Semantic Web, can compile scattered and diverse
materials and information to construct stories. Through the example of the WeChangEd
research project on women editors of periodicals in Europe from 1710–1920 we detail how
to move from archive, to a structured data model and relational database, to a Linked Open�…
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