Bedeutung und Potenzial von Geoinformationen und deren Anwendungen im Kontext von Bibliotheken und digitalen Sammlungen

Müller, Friedrich; Schmunk, Stefan

doi:10.1515/bfp-2018-0049

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“…Like regular libraries, media libraries are currently undergoing change. Not only the content itself but also its contextual associations have become part of analyses (Müller & Schmunk, 2019). This allows consumer behaviour to be analysed, resulting in better content recommendations.…”

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Methods for Georeferencing Linear and Non-Linear Media Content

Horbach¹,

Visca²,

Pagel³

et al. 2023

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Various methods, for example image recognition, speech-to-text algorithms, and natural language processing, can be used to capture location references in linear and non-linear media content. The methods differ in terms of the technologies, procedures or media, such as the audio track or video images. Our investigation, which is based on the metadata of a video, reveals that georeferencing media content is possible, and that, using examples from the ARD Mediathek, the genre and thus the content of a video can influence the results.

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Methods for Georeferencing Linear and Non-Linear Media Content

Horbach¹,

Visca²,

Pagel³

et al. 2023

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“…Geographical media can be searched for in more intuitive and effective ways (Figure 1), for example by using an interactive web map service. Networked spatial information not only allows for location-based resource searches, but also makes the exploration of topographic relationships possible [4]. The implementation of a geographic interface makes it much easier to find maps of a specific area [5].…”

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Map Metadata: the Basis of the Retrieval System of Digital Collections

Kuźma

Bauer

2020

IJGI

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The article presents research on the evaluation of hidden map metadata. A hidden map is a map being part of a book that illustrates certain facts described in the book (e.g., military campaigns, political processes, migrations). The evaluation regards their completeness. Metadata completeness is the degree to which objects are described using all metadata elements. The analysis took into account the metadata of archival maps accessed via the GeoPortOst geoportal. Over 3000 hidden maps from the period 1572–2018 were analyzed, and the map set was divided into 8 collections. The main purpose of cartographers and librarians is to facilitate understanding of the relationship between individual information (librarians) and spatial data (cartographers). To this end, the research focused on the kind of information about old maps that should be stored in metadata to describe them in terms of space, time, content and context so as to increase their interoperability. The following metadata were taken into account in the assessment: title of content, type of content, date, date range, rights, language, subject, distribution format, geographic location, scale of map, reference system, mapping methods, map format, and source materials used to develop the map. The completeness of individual metadata as well as the completeness of metadata for individual collections was assessed. Finally, good practices of individual collections and metadata that could increase the interoperability of the entire collection were identified. The evaluation enables the owners to show the strengths and weaknesses of a given collection in a quick and easy way.

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Geodata. Spatial data in metadata creation

Kempf

2023

JLIS.it

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In recent years the demand for geoinformation and the use of GIS (Geographic Information System) applications by different subject areas has increased enormously. Libraries are attempting to respond to these needs through the provision of adequately developed spatio-temporal information, the digitisation of historical cartographic and geographic collections, and the enrichment of the metadata associated with digital resources with geodata that allow for proper georeferencing. After defining some key concepts related to the assignment of terrestrial geocoordinates in contemporary times, the article illustrates the potential of their use in the bibliographical domain with particular emphasis on their use by German-speaking libraries.

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Bedeutung und Potenzial von Geoinformationen und deren Anwendungen im Kontext von Bibliotheken und digitalen Sammlungen

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Methods for Georeferencing Linear and Non-Linear Media Content

Methods for Georeferencing Linear and Non-Linear Media Content

Map Metadata: the Basis of the Retrieval System of Digital Collections

Geodata. Spatial data in metadata creation

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