The Challenge of Creating Geo-Location Markup for Digital Books

Hinze, Annika; Bainbridge, David; Cunningham, Sally Jo

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-43997-6_23

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“…This paper introduces an editor for manual annotation of locations in electronic books, stored in a digital library and, in doing so, provides a tool for crowd-sourcing the location annotations. Previously, we used simplified automatic annotation using a gazeteer [11], and explored more recently the requirements of creating geo-locations for digital books in three case studies [10]. The editor, called Book Navigator, offers both a mobile app version and a desktop-based interface for creating geo-location annotations, which are stored in addition to the eBook in Greenstone [13].…”

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Mobile Annotation of Geo-locations in Digital Books

Hinze

Littlewood

Bainbridge

2015

Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries

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Abstract. This demo paper introduces an editor for manual annotation of locations in digital books, using a crowd-sourcing approach. It is the first of its kind and allows book lovers and literary travel enthusiasts to annotate the locations in their digital books on-the-go. We show both a mobile and a desktop version, and briefly explain the linkage to the Digital Library that is holding the digital books.

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