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Archaeological Excavation Semantic Modelling Workgroup

 

Semantic Modelling Workshop Series 

 

1st Workshop – Controlled Representation of Linked Archaeological Datasets: A Semantic Reference Data Model (SRDM) Approach

Date: 

20 February 2024, 14:00 CET

Presenters: 

George Bruseker (Takin.solutions), 

Denitsa Nenova (Takin.solutions)

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This workshop presents a controlled approach to the semantic representation of archaeological datasets. It highlights the key steps in a semantic reference data model centred approach. In particular, it shows the method adopted at Takin.solutions to record both the semantic data project itself and its components and the practical steps taken to use semantic data patterns in a well-known model to create and use declarative mappings in order to generate consistent, reusable and well documented semantic archaeological data. The workshop demonstrates the SemCMD Arches application for semantic data projects, the zellij software for data pattern representation and the use of the tool 3M/X3ML following these patterns to do actual mappings and transformations.

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Workshop recordings

Link to the CIDOC Museum Documentation Channel on Youtube: https://youtu.be/RnGdy-pATwk?si=30KrbuhxMoZhVjRi 

2nd Workshop – RDF Creation Pipeline; A Workflow to transform Archaeological Data Sets from Tabular Data to RDF using RDFstar and Named Graphs

Date: 

24 April 2024, 13:00 CET

Presenters: 

Milena Peralta Friedburg (Universität Innsbruck), 

Gerald Hiebel (Universität Innsbruck)

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This workshop presents an approach to create RDF data from tabular data. The main goal of this method is to integrate different sources in one Knowledge Graph by providing a generic data input frame. The example of a sample of archaeological data that has been entered in a spreadsheet (but could have been extracted from a database as well) is taken through the 4 steps required to create RDF:

• Create data with unique identifiers and prefixes

• Load data in a postgres database

• Map the data using OntotextRefine

• Load the data in a GraphDB (ontotext) repository using SPARQL to create RDF with the option of automated creation of RDFstar and named graph constructs. 

In this workshop an archaeological example is shown in detail and then other examples from Digital Humanities research are used to illustrate the generic approach.

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Workshop recordings

Link to the CIDOC Museum Documentation Channel on Youtube: https://youtu.be/OGAC9nXWKHI?si=F_DcmLSjpOwlEtuB  

3rd Workshop –OpenArchaeo: a digital ecosystem to bring archaeological datasets to semantic Web

Date: 

5 November 2024, 13:00 CET

Presenters: 

Florian Hivert (Université de Tours), 

Olivier Marlet (Université de Tours)

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Abstract

The French Huma-Num consortium MASAplus has set up an infrastructure to bring heterogeneous archaeological datasets to the semantic web using the CIDOC ontology. The process involves mapping, using tools adapted to the dataset, to generate triples, then checking their consistency, before publishing them on the OpenArchaeo triple-store. In addition to this rigorous procedure, OpenArchaeo above all offers the possibility of querying these datasets with a user-friendly interface (Sparnatural) that enables intuitive querying of the triple-store using the archaeologists' vocabulary and without any familiarity with the Sparql language.

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Workshop recordings

Link to the CIDOC Museum Documentation Channel on Youtube: https://youtu.be/8GW5sirwHJs?si=07kwc9KxeDAhoLr_   

 

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