2. Overview of presentation What is eMuseum Network? How does it work? Current participants Content, searching, views Data export – TMS, LIDO, CDWA Lite Demonstration Future
3. What is eMuseum Network? A way for museums to share information A tool for the museum community A way to search across museum collections from a single access point Not just search, but a platform for sharing and collaborating A site for the public to use! Coming soon!
4. How does it work? Each participating museum is a ‘node’ One central search point, like Google Standard (keyword) and fielded search methods Summary of results by museums and categories View results in List, Images, and Item views Filter results Jump to source website Create personal collections Export data: CDWA Lite, LIDO and TMS
6. Content As of 2/1/2011, there are 1.3 million objects (most have images) International participants Museums, Private Collections, Artist Foundations, University Collections, etc.
9. Quick Search – operators available Quick Search supports Lucene query terms Fuzzy Search: primary_title:come~ Wildcard with ?: hagedor? Wildcard with multiple characters: k*steiner Proximity searching: "horses tails"~10 NOT operator: "Louisa Starr Canziani" NOT watercolour OR and Parentheses: ("Louisa Starr Canziani" OR "salvador dali") AND "oil on“ And more…
10. Data Terminology Mapping Classification and Geography fields are “broad-mapped” against a distinct set of terms.
17. Linked Data – laying the foundation The term Linked Data refers to a set of best practices for publishing and connecting structured data on the Web. Key technologies that support Linked Data are URIs, HTTP, and RDF. eMuseum Network contains building blocks for providing Linked Data URIs for connecting museum data. Source: http://linkeddata.org/faq
27. Future Many more nodes Multi-lingual user interface Multi-lingual thesauri in search engine New profile in development (more data, more images) Dynamic linking of information within local collection and exhibition management systems Virtual Gallerie
28. How do you get involved? Join the eMuseum Network User’s listserv http://listserv.gallerysystems.com/read/all_forums/ Learn how to become a member! emuseumnetwork@gallerysystems.com
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Museum KunstPalast, Museum of Fine Arts Budapest (in process), Birmingham Museum in the UK, Australia National Maritime Museum (in process)
Participation is a great opportunity to get more familiar with your data. It is a great opportunity for us to get more familiar with how you use your data too.
Connect back to the source digital images stored on your own web site.
Leverage the power of the Internet and emerging technology with Linked Data
Linked Data is a blossoming project and standard based on the ideas of Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web.Going beyond the linking of web pages or documents, as is the approach for the Web, Linked Data, as its name implies, refers to the linking of structured data on the Internet.This is a large, global project which will eventually reach proportions similar to the web of pages we currently all know.If you go to the project website – http://linkeddata.org – you will see a diagram like this,