Tools: Team Two - Revision history

Thierry Daunois: /* Thierry Daunois, University of Lorraine */

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‎Thierry Daunois, University of Lorraine

Thierry Daunois at 10:38, June 12, 2017

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ColinGreenstreet: /* Team summary */

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‎Team summary

ColinGreenstreet at 17:30, July 9, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:28, July 9, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:27, July 9, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:27, July 9, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:25, July 9, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet: /* Dr Andy Burn, University of Durham */

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‎Dr Andy Burn, University of Durham

ColinGreenstreet: /* Dr Andy Burn, University of Durham */

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‎Dr Andy Burn, University of Durham

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		+	Definitely : a semantic wiki ! I took part in the development of Wicri, a semantic wikis' network, which counts about 170 wikis, either on a geographic scale (from a regional to a continental scale, from Wicri/Lorraine up to Wicri/Europe), or on a thematic one (Wicri/Archéologie, Wicri/Urban soil, Wicri/Psychologie, Wicri/Agronomie...). Wikis are definitely a very good collaborative way of capitalizing data, enough flexible to adapt to the real life of projects : you often start a project with an idea of what you could reach, but need to re-orient the whole thing when facing real life...

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-Thierry's undergraduate education was at the University of Reims. He subsequently started his own marketings ervices business serving small French businesses, which he ran for five years. He then returned to higher education and studied for a Masters in Business Intelligence the University of Nancy, graduating in 2009. Since then, Thierry has been employed at the University of Lorraine in Nancy working for the Central Direction responsible for University partnering with external bodies. In that role, Thierry has acquired considerable experience of semantic media wiki technology being used by different scientific partners. He is currently considering embarking on a PhD programme in digital humanities, which would start in September 2016.
+Thierry's undergraduate education was at the Reims Business School (today Neoma Business School). He subsequently started his own marketing services business serving small French businesses, which he ran for five years. He then returned to higher education and studied for a Masters in Business Intelligence the University of Nancy, graduating in 2009. Since then, Thierry has been employed at the University of Lorraine in Nancy working for the Central Direction responsible for University partnering with external bodies. In that role, Thierry has acquired considerable experience of semantic media wiki technology being used by different scientific partners. He is currently considering embarking on a PhD programme in digital humanities, which would start in September 2016.
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 ==Team summary==
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+<div style="float: right; vertical-align: bottom; margin-left: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px; background:#dcdcdc; border: 1px solid #b0c4de; width: 500px;">
      <div style="background: #b0c4de; padding: 5px 10px 5px 10px; font-size: larger; font-weight: bold;">Interviews with Historians</div>
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 An explicit goal of team two will be to understand the semantic properties of the MarineLives semantic media wiki. This wiki was implemented in May 2015 by one of our volunteers, Rowan Beentje. With four million words of full text, over 10,000 manuscript images and over 20,000 pages, improved search will have a dramatic impact for all users of the wiki. A number of potential semantic search plug-ins exist, and we would like our volunteers to specify the functionality our users need and to explore the appropriate semantic search solution.
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 ==Historians - we need your input==

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 -- diplays pages and media in a specified category
 - [Logic Museum]
--- Front page includes list of new articles; articles currently being worked on; main categories; other useful categories Category:Manuscripts, Catgeory:Projects, Category:Websites, Catgory:Philosphers, Category:Journals, Category:Encycolopedias, Category:Societies
+-- Front page includes list of new articles; articles currently being worked on; main categories; other useful categories Category:Manuscripts, Catgeory:Projects, Category:Websites, Catgory:Philosophers, Category:Journals, Category:Encycolopedias, Category:Societies
 - Clicking on a category lists all pages in a category
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-{{VolumeIndex
+{{VolumeIndex}}
-|indexes subject=People
 }}
 '''Team two: tailored search of historical documents'''

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 ==Semantic Media Wiki Examples==
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-===MarineLives Wiki===
+==Other historical content==
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-- 5 categories
--- Indexes (31 members)
--- Languages (6 members)
--- Pages (10,025 members)
--- Pages with broken file links (2 members)
--- Volumes (81 members)
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-[[Category:Indexes|Category - Indexes]]
-−
-[[Category:Language|Category - Language]]
-- Why do pages not appear under the index? e.g. Dutch tagged pages; Spanish tagged pages?
-- http://www.marinelives.org/wiki/Dutch
-- http://www.marinelives.org/wiki/Spanish
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-[[Category:Pages|Category - Pages]]
-- displays in groups of 200, without any ability to determine the number of results per page
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-[[Category:Volumes|Category - Volumes]]
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-===Other historical content===
 [http://smw.referata.com/wiki/Special:BrowseData/Sites?Data_type=History Listings of SMW-based history sites]

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	[[File:Dr Andy Burn 09072016.PNG\|200px\|thumbnail\|left\|[https://durham.academia.edu/AndyBurn Dr Andy Burn, Durham University]]]		[[File:Dr Andy Burn 09072016.PNG\|200px\|thumbnail\|left\|[https://durham.academia.edu/AndyBurn Dr Andy Burn, Durham University]]]
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	Dr Andy Burn is a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Durham. His current research concerns "Social Relations and Everyday Life in England, 1500-1640", a Leverhulme-funded project led by Professor Andy Wood.<ref>[https://www.dur.ac.uk/history/staff/profiles/?id=10026 Durham University: Dr Andy Burn profile]</ref> The first year of this project involved extensive research across England in local record offices and archives in which Andy examined mainly legal documents generated by Church and National courts. Andy's research is now moving more online and will mine State Papers (using State Papers Online) as well as Early English Books Online (EEBO), plus local records accessed electronically. See [https://www.dur.ac.uk/history/staff/profiles/?id=10026 academic profile]		Dr Andy Burn is a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Durham. His current research concerns "Social Relations and Everyday Life in England, 1500-1640", a Leverhulme-funded project led by Professor Andy Wood.<ref>[https://www.dur.ac.uk/history/staff/profiles/?id=10026 Durham University: Dr Andy Burn profile]</ref> The first year of this project involved extensive research across England in local record offices and archives in which Andy examined mainly legal documents generated by Church and National courts. Andy's research is now moving more online and will mine State Papers (using State Papers Online) as well as Early English Books Online (EEBO), plus local records accessed electronically. See [https://www.dur.ac.uk/history/staff/profiles/?id=10026 academic profile]

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-Dr Andy Burn is a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Durham. His current research concerns "Social Relations and Everyday Life in England, 1500-1640", a Leverhulme-funded project led by Professor Andy Wood.<ref>[https://www.dur.ac.uk/history/staff/profiles/?id=10026 University of Durham: Dr Andy Burn profile]</ref> The first year of this project involved extensive research across England in local record offices and archives in which Andy examined mainly legal documents generated by Church and National courts. Andy's research is now moving more online and will mine State Papers (using State Papers Online) as well as Early English Books Online (EEBO), plus local records accessed electronically.
+[[File:Dr Andy Burn 09072016.PNG|200px|thumbnail|left|[https://durham.academia.edu/AndyBurn Dr Andy Burn, Durham University]]]
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