Dynamic Data Ingestion: Server-side data harmonization in historical research. A centralized approach to providing interoperable research data.
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Abstract
This poster (case study) shows the results of a SPARK project of the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). The aim of the project was to improve the networking and matching of research data in the humanities on a technological and conceptual level. For this purpose, a special module was developed and integrated into a virtual research environment (nodegoat), with which the collected data (Linked Open Data) can subsequently be analyzed (including visualizations and network analyses). The poster shows the result of such a data collection from four different projects in the field of university and knowledge history. The approach developed within the SPARK project as well as the module can also be used outside the humanities in other disciplines.
Date Issued
2022-05-06
Publication Type
Conference Item
Subject(s)
Subjects
research data management
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data collection
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nodegoat
Language(s)
en
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Project(s)
Bern Data Science Day 2022-05-06
Access(Rights)
open.access