FindSampo: A Linked Data Based Portal and Data Service for Analyzing and Disseminating Archaeological Object Finds

Rantala, Heikki; Ikkala, Esko; Rohiola, Ville; Koho, Mikko; Tuominen, Jouni; Oksanen, Eljas; Wessman, Anna; Hyvönen, Eero

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-06981-9_28

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“…In this way the LetterSampo framework could be applied easily to create portals for three different datasets related to the Republic of Letters [15] from the University of Oxford (Early Modern Letters Online 33 ), the Dutch Huygens Institute (CKCC corpus underlying ePistolarium 34 ), and the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences (correspSearch (meta)dataset 35 ). The Sampo framework is applied also the in FindSampo system [31,69] in the domain of archaeological finds using collections of the National Museum of Finland, the PAS database of the British Museum, and collections of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge [64].…”

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“…FindSampo 60 [31,69] (online since 2021) is a system and data service for supporting archaeology especially from a citizen science and metal detectorists' perspectives.…”

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“…The principle of collaborative content creation by data linking (P1) is a fundamental idea behind the Linked Open Data Cloud movement, 67 social media, and has been developed also in various other settings, e.g., in ResearchSpace 68 and WissKI. 69 2. The importance of developing shared open data models, thesauri, and ontologies for interoperability (P2) is a driving force behind the work of virtually all related standardization efforts.…”

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Digital humanities on the Semantic Web: Sampo model and portal series

Hyvönen

2023

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Cultural heritage (CH) contents are typically strongly interlinked, but published in heterogeneous, distributed local data silos, making it difficult to utilize the data on a global level. Furthermore, the content is usually available only for humans to read, and not as data for Digital Humanities (DH) analyses and application development. This application report addresses these problems by presenting a collaborative publication model for CH Linked Data and six design principles for creating shared data services and semantic portals for DH research and applications. This Sampo model has evolved gradually in 2002–2021 through lessons learned when developing the Sampo series of linked data services and semantic portals in use, including MuseumFinland (2004), CultureSampo (2009), BookSampo (2011), WarSampo (2015), Norssit Alumni (2017), U.S. Congress Prosopographer (2018), NameSampo (2019), BiographySampo (2019), WarVictimSampo 1914–1922 (2019), MMM (2020), AcademySampo (2021), FindSampo (2021), WarMemoirSampo (2021), and LetterSampo (2022). These Semantic Web applications surveyed in this paper cover a wide range of application domains in CH and have attracted up to millions of users on the Semantic Web, suggesting feasibility of the proposed Sampo model. This work shows a shift of focus in research on CH semantic portals from data aggregation and exploration systems (1. generation systems) to systems supporting DH research (2. generation systems) with data analytic tools, and finally to automatic knowledge discovery and Artificial Intelligence (3. generation systems).

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“…FindSampo 60 [31,69] (online since 2021) is a system and data service for supporting archaeology especially from a citizen science and metal detectorists' perspectives.…”

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confidence: 99%

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2023

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A Ding Ontology of Chinese Bronze

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Chen

2023

J. Comput. Cult. Herit.

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Ding is a significant type of Chinese bronze that holds key cultural value. Traditional humanists have primarily focused on dating and classifying Ding. However, in the context of Digital Humanities, the research perspective of humanities scholars is gradually shifting towards data-driven research, with linked data emerging as a popular topic. A well-defined and standard ontology representing the complete domain knowledge is essential for linked Ding data. Unfortunately, most existing ontology cannot represent fine-grained knowledge of Ding or is restrictive to represent partial knowledge of bronze Ding. In this context, we propose a fine-grained Ding ontology to represent the bronze Ding knowledge. In this paper, we present in detail the Ding ontology of Chinese bronze during Shang and Zhou dynasties (from 1600 BC to 256 BC). We provide a detailed exposition of the Ding ontology and evaluate its effectiveness using OOPS!, OntoMetrics, and by answering competency questions in SPARQL. The building methodology of Ding ontology follows the ISO principles (ISO 1087 and ISO 704). The objective of this paper is to develop an open ontology of Ding during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, which can serve as a valuable resource for bilingual terminology dictionaries. The Ding ontology was published at: http://www.dhontology.com/ChineseCulture/data/bronze.owl

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FindSampo: A Linked Data Based Portal and Data Service for Analyzing and Disseminating Archaeological Object Finds

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Digital humanities on the Semantic Web: Sampo model and portal series

Digital humanities on the Semantic Web: Sampo model and portal series

A Ding Ontology of Chinese Bronze

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