Exploring cultural heritage repositories with creative intelligence. The Labyrinth 3D system

Damiano, Rossana; Lombardo, V.; Lieto, Antonio; Borra, Davide

doi:10.1016/j.entcom.2016.05.002

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“…Each digital object has a linked creation event in the story of a heritage object. The Labyrinth 3D system [29] integrates the semantic annotation of cultural objects with the interaction style of 3D games. The system immerses the user into a virtual reality, where the user can explore the collection using paths representing the semantic relations over cultural objects.…”

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Representing narratives in digital libraries: The narrative ontology

Meghini

Bartalesi

Metilli

2021

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Digital Libraries (DLs), especially in the Cultural Heritage domain, are rich in narratives. Every digital object in a DL tells some kind of story, regardless of the medium, the genre, or the type of the object. However, DLs do not offer services about narratives, for example it is not possible to discover a narrative, to create one, or to compare two narratives. Certainly, DLs offer discovery functionalities over their contents, but these services merely address the objects that carry the narratives (e.g. books, images, audiovisual objects), without regard for the narratives themselves. The present work aims at introducing narratives as first-class citizens in DLs, by providing a formal expression of what a narrative is. In particular, this paper presents a conceptualisation of the domain of narratives, and its specification through the Narrative Ontology (NOnt for short), expressed in first-order logic. NOnt has been implemented as an extension of three standard vocabularies, i.e. the CIDOC CRM, FRBRoo, and OWL Time, and using the SWRL rule language to express the axioms. On the basis of NOnt, we have developed the Narrative Building and Visualising (NBVT) tool, and applied it in four case studies to validate the ontology. NOnt is also being validated in the context of the Mingei European project, in which it is applied to the representation of knowledge about Craft Heritage.

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Representing narratives in digital libraries: The narrative ontology

Meghini

Bartalesi

Metilli

2021

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“…tracted for the improvement of diversity-seeking affective recommenders concerns the opportunity to adopt presentation devices for the mitigation of cognitive resistance effects. Although the search for mitigation measures that wrap diversity into some meaning frame is an open research area, the effectiveness of narrative formats(Wolff et al (2012);Damiano et al (2016)) and of ethically-driven digital nudging techniques(Augello et al (2021);Gena et al (…”

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