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Object-driven and event-driven exploration

We argue that collection access through events can remedy these bottlenecks as events provide the context that can link a variety of objects together, providing a more comprehensive overview than facets. To facilitate cross-collection access, we aim to develop an event thesaurus with which different collections can align their internal thesauri. [...] We envision two types of exploration: object-driven and event-driven exploration. Object-driven exploration involves a search or browsing activity where the user starts by selecting an object from the collections and subsequently finds new objects and events through the relations with the first object. In the event-driven exploration, the user starts by selecting an event and builds a sequence of related events and objects. As a user may hop between events and objects on his or her search through the collections the object-driven and event-driven explorations alternate.

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#users #objects #thesaurus #collection #access #search

Open access aggregation systems vs academic search engines

The majority of repository aggregation systems focus on the essential problem of aggregating resources for the purposes of providing cross-‐repository…

Core : Three Access Levels To Underpin Open Access #users #search #access

Enriching museum metadata with historical events

Most digitized and online available objects from GLAMs (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums) can be browsed through a predefined set of formal metadata…

Automatic Heritage Metadata Enrichment With Historic Events | Museumsandtheweb.com #metadata #collection-objects #objects #information #collection

Four use cases for triplestores

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The Truth About Triplestores: The Top 8 Things You Need To Know When Considering A Triplestore - See More At: Http://ontotext.com/semantic-resources/#white-paper #users #use-cases #search #analysts

Scoped search

Scoped search lets users limit the search to results from specific areas of the site (the search scope). In general, this is dangerous . Users often overlook…

Search: Visible And Simple #users #search

Open access vs publication access

So we made it: the greatest bastions of traditional scientific publishing are clearly signaling support for open access. Can we pop the champagne already?…

Nature-branded Journal Goes Open Access-only: Can We Celebrate Already? | Open Knowledge Foundation Blog #open-access #access #researchers #model #users

Collections, seasons and franchises

The final set of programme-type objects are collections, seasons and franchises. Collections provide a generic way to group any type of PIPs objects (brand…

Designing A Url Structure For Bbc Programmes | Smethurst #broadcast #themes #collection