Linked Open Data built from a custom web API
I’ve spent a bit of time just recently poking at the new Web API of Museum Victoria Collections, and making a Linked Open Data service based on their API. I’m writing this up as an example of one way —...
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My last blog post described an experimental Linked Open Data service I created, underpinned by Museum Victoria’s collection API. Mainly, I described the LOD service’s general framework, and explained...
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Bridging the conceptual gap: Museum Victoria’s collections API and the CIDOC...
A Museum Victoria LOD graph about a teacup, shown using the LODLive visualizer.This is the third in a series of posts about an experimental Linked Open Data (LOD) publication based on the web API of...
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A couple of days ago, Dan McCreary tweeted: Working on new ideas for NoSQL metadata management for a talk next week. Focus on #NoSQL, Documents, Graphs and #SKOS. Any suggestions? — Dan McCreary...
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Visualizing Government Archives through Linked Data
Tonight I’m knocking back a gin and tonic to celebrate finishing a piece of software development for my client the Public Record Office Victoria; the archives of the government of the Australian state...
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Linked Open Data Visualisation at #GLAMVR16
On Thursday last week I flew to Perth, in Western Australia, to speak at an event at Curtin University on visualisation of cultural heritage. Erik Champion, Professor of Cultural Visualisation, who...
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Australian Society of Archivists 2016 conference #asalinks
Last week I participated in the 2016 conference of the Australian Society of Archivists, in Parramatta. #ASALinks poster I was very impressed by the programme and the discussion. I thought I’d jot down...
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Oceania
I am really excited to have begun my latest project: a Linked Open Data service for online cultural heritage from New Zealand and Australia, and eventually, I hope, from our other neighbours. I have...
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A tool for Web API harvesting
A medieval man harvesting metadata from a medieval Web API As 2016 stumbles to an end, I’ve put in a few days’ work on my new project Oceania, which is to be a Linked Data service for cultural heritage...
View ArticleAnalysis & Policy Online
Notes for my Open Repositories 2017 conference presentation. I will edit this post later to flesh it out into a proper blog post. Follow along at: conaltuohy.com/blog/analysis-policy-online/ background...
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