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Dalbin, Sylvie; Bermès, Emmanuelle; Isaac, Antoine; Wenz, Romain; Nicolas, Yann; Merabti, Tayeb; Angjeli, Anila; Francart, Thomas; Rozat, Lise; Vandenbussche, Pierre-Yves; Vatant, Bernard; Raimond, Yves; Cotte, Dominique

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“…Combining data from the library, the archive, and the museum as well as other in-house data, the information has been remodelled in RDF around core concepts that appear in all data sources, such as events and people (Dalbin et al 2011). The website presents original interlinked contents, such as works of art, online educational dossiers or even products of the museum shop, in a very user-friendly interface.…”

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Art and design as linked data

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Ricci²,

Schneider

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The project LODZ (Linked Open Data Zurich) adopts an experimental approach to merge data and develop a semantic web infrastructure to enable its discovery. For this purpose, three institutions in the field of art and design provided their metadata. The project cycle followed six steps: team building, gathering and cleaning of the original data, modelling, transforming, interlinking and exploration of the Linked Data set. The resulting pilot application offers innovative and attractive features based on the capability of the Linked Data, with the aim to provide a better user experience.The major challenge of this project was the creation of links between the internal datasets, and with external sources. An important lesson learnt is therefore to focus more on the interoperability of data at the time of cataloguing in the original databases, for example by integrating external identifiers rather than just terms in the form of strings.

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Art and design as linked data

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Ricci²,

Schneider

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The evolution of Data.bnf.fr: past, present and future of the BnF linked open data project

Grimaldi

2024

JLIS.it

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In 2011, the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BNF) launched the Data.bnf research and development project to meet 3 main goals: to bring together in a single portal the data produced with different formats of the catalogue and the various applications of the BNF, to increase its visibility and promote its reuse by applying the technologies of the semantic web and to experiment a new way of structuring information based on IFLA's conceptual models, thus foreshadowing the catalogue of the future. The contribution aims to trace the innovations that are partially appreciable and partially in the process of being implemented by Data.bnf, which, while remaining stable in its primary goals, has continued to evolve to improve accessibility and functions and adapt to the needs of users.

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Interopérabilité et convergence des pratiques de description à la Bibliothèque nationale de France

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Deraze²

2016

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Art and design as linked data

Art and design as linked data

The evolution of Data.bnf.fr: past, present and future of the BnF linked open data project

Interopérabilité et convergence des pratiques de description à la Bibliothèque nationale de France

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