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T1 eCultura. Platform for Preservation and Exploitation of Cultural Content
A1 Cornejo, Carlos M.
A1 Ruiz Rube, Iván
A1 Dodero Beardo, Juan Manuel
A2 Ingeniería Informática
K1 ecultura
K1 owl
AB The eCultura project aims at developing a semantically-enriched web platform that enables cultural heritageinstitutions to manage and exhibit the semantics of publicly available web assets at a minimal cost and with a shortinvestments on required software infrastructure. The platform will provide a complete set of applications and services toenhance the user experience when accessing web-based contents of the cultural domain. These services includesemantic wikis, multimedia annotations, timeline presentations, interactive maps, and so on, which are deployed on acommon platform. The eCultura platform is integrated by a number of open source applications grounded on a semanticweb infrastructure that supports the semantic integration of all services. Semantic web technologies enable to shareinformation among these services, as well as provide interoperability with external systems. W3C knowledgerepresentation languages and standards are used to describe concepts of the cultural domain and provide a semanticallyinteroperable environment. Web 2.0 techniques are used to build user communities around the shared information ofcultural institutions, having the specific goal of exploiting their knowledge base in learning and educationalenvironments. The communication among software components and applications is based on a producer/consumer model. Some services, such as wikis and blogs, work as source of information and knowledge, while other services, such as interactive maps and timeline, work as consumers to exploit the semantically enriched information. The knowledge base is stored on a shared OWL repository gathering the semantics of diverse cultural fields, including the CIDOC reference model, the FRBR ontology and the MusicOntology.
YR 2014
FD 2014-01-27T00:00:00Z
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10498/15859
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10498/15859
LA eng
NO Poster presentado en Cultural Heritage on line (2009).
DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz
RD 21-sep-2026