Wissen vernetzen ist wie Sterne beobachten: Ein Wissensgraph der Korrespondenz Constance de Salm (1767-1845)

The two updated files are PDF and a PNG file for the poster which I created in context of the Peter-Haber-Preis for Digital History. The project focuses the potential of knowledge graphs for digital scholarly editions of correspondences and puts an emphasis on the transformation of already existing data models into a linked open data approach and Semantic Web technologies. The main object of interest is the Correspondence of Constance de Salm (1767-1845), a collection of (digital) letters. I previously worked on this project during a two-month internship, then continued it in my Master's thesis.

Related Organizations

University of Trier
Germany

Keywords

Digital Humanities, Linked Open Data, Semantic Web, Digitale Briefeditionen, Wissensgraphen

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