Linking historical collections in an event-based ontology

Zou, Qing; Park, Eun G.

doi:10.1108/dlp-02-2018-0005

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“…"although the SMPL is a statute promulgated in a Civil Law regime, it is also regarded as having borrowed some of its concepts from the Common Law system of actions in rem and as being innovative, in the sense that it introduces some nontraditional mechanisms into Chinese law." 81 The most typical example is the procedure for ship arrest where the defendant has not yet been identified. The general principle in traditional Chinese civil procedure theory is that an action can only be brought against the defendant in personam and no judicial processes or preservation measures will be initiated until the defendant has been identified.…”

Section: Other General Maritime Claimsmentioning

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Maritime cross‐border insolvency in China

2020

Intl Insolvency Rev

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Due to the high degree of mobility of ships and the special operational structures of shipping companies, it is difficult to harmonise the cross-border insolvency regime with the maritime law regime governing ships. One of the typical examples is the recent bankruptcy ofHanjin Shipping Co Ltd. Chinese creditors were heavily affected by the bankruptcy of Hanjin. However, Hanjin never filed an application to have its Korean insolvency proceeding recognised in the People's Republic of China (PRC). Nor did it commence any ancillary insolvency application under the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law of the PRC. Taking Hanjin's bankruptcy as an example, this article examines the current statutory regime of cross-border insolvency in the PRC in detail and analyses the approach adopted by the Chinese courts to resolve the conflicts that arise between the cross-border insolvency and maritime law regimes.

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Section: Other General Maritime Claimsmentioning

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Maritime cross‐border insolvency in China

2020

Intl Insolvency Rev

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Data modeling and evaluation of deep semantic annotation for cultural heritage images

Wang

Song

Liu

et al. 2021

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PurposeTo meet the emerging demand for fine-grained annotation and semantic enrichment of cultural heritage images, this paper proposes a new approach that can transcend the boundary of information organization theory and Panofsky's iconography theory.Design/methodology/approachAfter a systematic review of semantic data models for organizing cultural heritage images and a comparative analysis of the concept and characteristics of deep semantic annotation (DSA) and indexing, an integrated DSA framework for cultural heritage images as well as its principles and process was designed. Two experiments were conducted on two mural images from the Mogao Caves to evaluate the DSA framework's validity based on four criteria: depth, breadth, granularity and relation.FindingsResults showed the proposed DSA framework included not only image metadata but also represented the storyline contained in the images by integrating domain terminology, ontology, thesaurus, taxonomy and natural language description into a multilevel structure.Originality/valueDSA can reveal the aboutness, ofness and isness information contained within images, which can thus meet the demand for semantic enrichment and retrieval of cultural heritage images at a fine-grained level. This method can also help contribute to building a novel infrastructure for the increasing scholarship of digital humanities.

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Content extraction of historical Malay manuscripts based on Event Ontology Framework

Zahila

Noorhidawati

Aspura

2021

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This article aims to explore representation of the content knowledge of historical Malay manuscripts by extracting the event features using an event ontology framework. The manuscript used during the testing is Sulalatus Salatin (Sejarah Melayu ) by Abdul Ahmad Samad and it was published at University of Malaya Digital Library database. In aligning to a domain-specific ontology, the Simple Event Model (SEM) model is adopted and an event-based ontology for historical Malay manuscripts is designed. Information extraction approach is done manually to extract events from the manuscript and mapped into Protégé editor. Competency questions were constructed and submitted to the Protégé editor using SPARQL to check the ontology capability of providing answers as well as to examine its correctness. Event-based ontology model assists in discovering and representing the content knowledge of historical Malay manuscripts and supports organisation of knowledge. All the main concepts are extracted from selected Malay manuscript and 17 concepts used to develop the event-based ontology model. The knowledge was verified by three domain experts in Malay manuscript. In the findings, the interrater reliability for Event and Actor instances is 84%, which means 16% of instances and its type are incorrect and need amendment. For Place, interrater reliability is 95% and 99% for Role. Meanwhile, the experts achieved 100% agreement for Time. In addition, the experts agreed that the concepts, properties and instances for Malay Manuscript Ontology and complied with the criteria of consistency, completeness, conciseness, expandability and ease of use. The development of the event-based model of an ontology-based system with a high level of semantic granularity reflects the various cultural riches and intellectual aspect stored in Malay manuscripts. This will enable systematic research of the knowledge embedded in the manuscripts and make it widely and easily accessible by everyone.

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Linking historical collections in an event-based ontology

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Maritime cross‐border insolvency in China

Maritime cross‐border insolvency in China

Data modeling and evaluation of deep semantic annotation for cultural heritage images

Content extraction of historical Malay manuscripts based on Event Ontology Framework

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