Services for Content Creation and Presentation in an Iconographical Digital Library

Pavlov, Radoslav; Paneva-Marinova, Desislava; Pavlova-Draganova, Lilia

doi:10.55630/sjc.2010.4.279-292

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“…Although MusLib's primer ontology (R. Stewart, 2019) shares a similar structure with the ontology of the multimedia digital library "Virtual encyclopaedia of the Bulgarian iconography" (BIDL) (Pavlova-Draganova, Georgiev, & Draganov, 2007), its target and purpose differ significantly. The ontology employed in BIDL focuses specifically on the registration, documentation, and virtual exploration of icons (Pavlov, Paneva-Marinnova, Goynov, & Pavlova-Draganova, 2010), which are a distinct type of object with unique characteristics. In contrast, MusLib's objective was to develop and implement a foundational standard ontology capable of encompassing all types of objects, serving as a template for museum digital libraries in accordance with Bulgarian national legislation.…”

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confidence: 99%

Digital Approaches for the Presentation of Tourist Sites with Historical Significance

Stewart,

Stewart

2023

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This paper explores the digital approaches for the presentation of tourist sites with historical significance, focusing on the integration of cutting-edge technologies and innovative strategies. It investigates the use of virtual reality (VR), digital libraries and interactive web platforms to create immersive and interactive experiences for visitors. The paper highlights the benefits of these digital approaches in enhancing tourism, conservation efforts, and cultural understanding. Additionally, it discusses the role of digital representations in preserving both – the tangible and intangible heritage, while also promoting global accessibility, passing down the generations, volunteering and cultural exchange. Through case studies and examples, the paper showcases the transformative potential of digital approaches in presenting and safeguarding cultural heritage.

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Section: Seamless Integration With Multiple Ontologiesmentioning

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Digital Approaches for the Presentation of Tourist Sites with Historical Significance

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Stewart

2023

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“…[4] and was supported by several international and national projects. A complete description of the rich BIDL functionality is available in [5,6,7,8].…”

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Mobile Exploring of Bulgarian Cultural and Scientific Assets

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Kaposi

Szántó

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The paper introduces an ecosystem of digital libraries andmobile applications for presenting Bulgarian cultural and science assets.The digital libraries concerned constitute valuable sources of culturalheritage and related scientific results. They include the BulgarianIconographical Digital Library (BIDL), the BellKnow multimedia archiveon bells and the web site of the International Conference on DigitalPresentation and Preservation of Cultural and Scientific Heritage (DIPP).These digital libraries can be accessed online through a Web interface.Due to the spread of mobile devices, there is a need to present thecontents through mobile platforms as well. The GUIDE@HANDapplication family was integrated with the digital libraries for presenting the cultural and scientific assets offline in mobile applications. Interactivemultimedia components (e. g., games, panorama pictures, maps etc.)make the presentation more attractive. The developed mobile applicationsfacilitate learning, presentation and preservation of cultural and scientificobjects.

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“…Tracking the overall process of iconographical object creation 10. Material on or of which the iconographical object is produced.…”

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Ontological Presentation of East-Christian Iconographical Art Domain

Pavlova-Draganova¹,

Paneva-Marinova²,

Pavlov³

2011

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In the recent years the East-Christian iconographical art works have been digitized providing a large volume of data. The need for effective classification, indexing and retrieval of iconography repositories was the motivation of the design and development of a systemized ontological structure for description of iconographical art objects. This paper presents the ontology of the East-Christian iconographical art, developed to provide content annotation in the Virtual encyclopedia of Bulgarian iconography multimedia digital library. The ontology’s main classes, relations, facts, rules, and problems appearing during the design and development are described. The paper also presents an application of the ontology for learning analysis on an iconography domain implemented during the SINUS project “Semantic Technologies for Web Services and Technology Enhanced Learning”.

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Services for Content Creation and Presentation in an Iconographical Digital Library

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Digital Approaches for the Presentation of Tourist Sites with Historical Significance

Digital Approaches for the Presentation of Tourist Sites with Historical Significance

Mobile Exploring of Bulgarian Cultural and Scientific Assets

Ontological Presentation of East-Christian Iconographical Art Domain

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