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DMLEX on Wikibase: Legacy dictionaries as collaboratively editable dataset

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This paper presents an experimental workflow for converting legacy digitized dictionaries into the DMLex standard and subsequently importing them into a Wikibase instance. DMLex, a serialization-independent model developed by the OASIS LEXIDMA Technical Committee, aims to provide a universal and modular representation of lexicographic data.
Krek, Simon   +4 more
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Federating Open Knowledge through Wikibase: The Case of The Finno-Ugric Data Sharing Space

open access: yesDigital Humanities in the Nordic and Baltic Countries Publications
This paper presents the design and early implementation of the Finno-Ugric Data Sharing Space (DSS), a multilingual, community-driven prototype for linking cultural heritage data across institutional and geographic boundaries.
Daniel Antal   +3 more
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Wikibase Datenmodell v0.2

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Präsentation am 20 März 2025 TWG 2024.3 Prototypische Modellierung eines Provenienzgazetteers zur FAIRen Bereitstellung in einer ...
Thiery, Florian, Berthold, Angela
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Bridging Archaeological Samian Ware Data and the Knowledge Graph: Potentials and Challenges of Using Wikidata as a Linking Hub

open access: yesJournal of Open Humanities Data
This discussion paper explores the role of Wikidata as a secondary database and linking hub for the Linked Open Samian Ware project, which builds upon the specialised archaeological primary database Samian Research.
Allard W. Mees, Florian Thiery
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Open Bibliographical Data Workflows and the Multilinguality Challenge

open access: yesJournal of Open Humanities Data
The aim of the paper is to present and analyze workflows for bibliographical data curation and research that were created during the ‘Open Bibliodata Workflows’ project realised by the Bibliographical Data Working Group from the DARIAH ERIC consortium ...
Vojtěch Malínek   +13 more
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How Squirrels can help to feed Wikidata and the Wikibase Ecosystem - Examples from Wikibases

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Computational archaeology increasingly relies on research software engineering to ensure that both data and software meet the demands of Open Science. This paper presents a set of lightweight FAIRification tools, playfully referred to as “Little Minions”, which illustrate how modular and community-driven software can support sustainable research ...
Thiery, Florian   +4 more
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Recent Wikibase Developments July-November 2022, Netherlands Wikibase Knowlegde Group, 23-11-2022

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Overview of some developments in the Wikibase ecosystem in the period July-November 2022. This update was part of the 4th meeting of the Netherlands Wikibase Knowledge Group on 23 November 2022. ====== CONTENTS ================== Wikibase.cloud Wikibase.cloud project updates - https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikibase/Wikibase.cloud Wikibase.cloud user ...
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Setting up your own Wikibase reconciliation service (e.g. for OpenRefine) - Netherlands Wikibase Knowlegde Group, 23-11-2022

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How to install a reconciliation service for your own Wikibase and use it in OpenRefine. Presentation during the 4th meeting of the Dutch Wikibase Knowledge Group on 23 November 2022. ====== CONTENTS ================== Reconciliation service for Wikidata - https://wikidata.reconci.link + https://wikidata.reconci.link/en/api Reconciliation service API ...
Janssen, Olaf, Lans, Hanno
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The Wikibase Ecosystem and Wikibase use cases overview

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In line with the Wikibase ecosystem joint vision, in recent years, a wide range of institutions, organizations, groups and individuals from the Arts and Humanities have adopted Wikibase to host their databases. From datasets established for research purposes, to databases aiming at the wider public, the Wikibase ecosystem embraces numerous and diverse ...
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Wikibase to the Rescue? Exploring the Use of Wikibase to Extend the Sherwin Carlquist Digital Extended Specimen Network

open access: yesBiodiversity Information Science and Standards
Introduction The Extended Specimen Network (ESN) (Lendemer et al. 2019) concept recognizes that scientific value extends beyond physical specimens to include field notes, field photographs, publications, and other research products. The Sherwin Carlquist ESN (Anonymous 2025) unites the legacy of
Jason Best   +4 more
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