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The Application of Ontology in Digital Silk Roads Project: Multilingual, Multimedia and Multidisciplinary Aspects
Digital Silk Roads Project is a research project on the digital
archives of cultural heritage under the agreement of National
Institute of Informatics (Japan) with UNESCO. It aims at the extensive
and effective usage of information technology in silk road studies, or
broadly, cultural sciences. This project has various activities
related to the various aspect of digital archives for cultural
heritage, beginning from data collection to data cleaning, system
development and knowledge management. This presentation, in
particular, focus on the knowledge management part of this project,
namely the application of ontology to cultural resources. The
uniqueness of cultural resources, from out point of view, is
multilingual, multimodal and multidisciplinary aspects, and these
points arise a lot of practical problems that need to be solved. We
will address some experiences on handling cultural resources and also
introduce related software tools under development. We also focus on
the sharing of research achievements on the web site
(http://dsr.nii.ac.jp/) which is accessible from anyone and anywhere
using the Internet.
Citation
Asanobu KITAMOTO,
"The Application of Ontology in Digital Silk Roads Project: Multilingual, Multimedia and Multidisciplinary Aspects",
SIG-CRM International Workshop: Ontologies - Methods - Humanities - Informatics, 2004-12