Lecture by Sarah Wagner in the lecture series "Practice of Digital Humanities"
"From inventory to knowledge graph - media and models of object documentation"
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06.02.2024Place:
Link to registration: https://uni-trier.zoom-x.de/meeting/register/u5Iqd-qppjosHNLl1_cyjRxXmcmFFPoK3hVQ
16:15 – 17:45 via Zoom
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Dr. Élodie RipollThe lecture series “Praxis der Digital Humanities” will take place within the framework of the Master 'Digital Humanities'. It is open to all interested parties, also from other courses or from outside the university, and will be designed as a video conference with lecture and discussion possibility.
Collections have been documented since the Middle Ages. Once recorded by hand, today objects are documented using various digital methods and made globally accessible. There are more than five centuries between the historical inventories and today's knowledge graphs. So how have object documentation practices changed over time?
The article examines various media, models and technologies up to the present day, including examples from the DFG project on the Berlin Kunstkammer (2018-2022, https://berlinerkunstkammer.de/) and NFDI4Objects (since 2023, https://www.nfdi4objects.net/).