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Digital Heraldry: Objektübergreifende Modellierung heraldischer Quellen im Knowledge Graph

Authors: Schneider, Philipp; Hiltmann, Torsten;

Digital Heraldry: Objektübergreifende Modellierung heraldischer Quellen im Knowledge Graph

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This article focuses on digital heraldry. The coats of arms of the later Middle Ages and the early modern period are compositions composed of various layers, including the conceptual arrangement of individual pictorial elements, colours and shapes. The DigitalHeraldry-Project (headed by Torsten Hiltmann) has created a knowledge graph with four (sub-)ontologies (Objects, Representations, Entities, Heraldic Elements) for heraldry from RDF-indexed data from a local heraldry database. The ontology models the complex relationships between coats of arms, their components and contexts, which are crucial for the adequate interpretation of the coats of arms. The challenge lies in the highly granular analysis of the heraldic elements as well as in the integration of pictorial data (e.g. in IIIF) and multilingualism. In the follow-up project HERALDic Identity in Context, the data model and the ontology are to be made open access. +++ Fokus des Beitrags ist die digitale Heraldik. Die Wappen des späteren Mittelalters und der frühen Neuzeit sind aus verschiedenen Schichten zusammengesetzte Kompositionen, zu denen die konzeptionelle Anordnung einzelner Bildelemente, Farben und Formen zählen. DigitalHeraldry-Project (Leitung von Torsten Hiltmann) hat aus RDF-fizierten Daten einer lokalen Wappen-Datenbank einen Knowledge Graph mit vier (Teil-)Ontologien (Objects, Representations, Entities, Heraldic Elements) für die Heraldik erstellt. Die Ontologie modelliert die komplexen Beziehungen zwischen Wappen, deren Bestandteilen und Kontexten, welche für die adäquate Deutung der Wappen entscheidend sind. Die Herausforderung liegt in der feingranulierten Analyse der heraldischen Elemente sowie in der Integration bildlicher Daten (z.B. in IIIF) und der Mehrsprachigkeit. Im Folgeprojekt HERALDic Identity in Context sollen das Datenmodell und die Ontologie Open Access bereitgestellt werden

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History, Medieval history, Art history, Data Management, Digital humanities

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