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- Tags: Wikidata
Navigating the Complexity of Describing Chinese Historical Places Using the Wikibase Platform
Tags: China's historical places, Chinese culture and heritage, Chinese historical places, data model, Linked open data, Wikibase, Wikidata
Position: 778 (78 views)
Chinese Culture and Heritage: A Wikidata Project
Tags: Chinese culture and heritage, Chinese women poets, Cultural heritage collections, Linked data in libraries, Linked open data, LOD, Wikidata, WikiProject
Position: 890 (41 views)
Unveil hidden gems: Improving discoverability of Ming Qing Women Poets and their poetry works through Wikidata
Tags: Chinese culture and heritage, Chinese women poets, Cultural heritage collections, Linked data in libraries, Linked open data, LOD, Wikidata, WikiProject
Position: 581 (140 views)
SDSU Faculty Wikidata Project: Using Python and Wikibot to Build and Update Faculty Profiles in Wikidata
Tags: faculty profile, PCC Wikidata Pilot Project, San Diego State University Library, Scholarly communication, Wikidata
Position: 732 (88 views)
Chinese Ancestors Portraits Project & Wikidata
Tags: CALA Speaker Series: Describing Chinese Rare Books and Cultural Heritage Collections, Chinese culture and heritage, Chinese emperor portraits, Cultural heritage collections, Linked data in libraries, Linked open data, LOD, Smithsonian, Wikidata, WikiProject
Position: 15 (400 views)
Enhance the Discovery and Interoperability of Culturally Rich Information: the Chinese Women Poets WikiProject
Tags: Chinese culture and heritage, Chinese women poets, Cultural heritage collections, Linked data in libraries, Linked open data, LOD, Wikidata, WikiProject
Position: 28 (381 views)
Using Wikidata to Create Knowledge Graphs for Library Collections
Tags: Digital Collections, Digital library, Knowledge graphs, Linked data in libraries, Linked open data, LOD, LOD visualization, Metadata, Pemberton Correspondence Collection, Theses collection, Wikidata
Position: 313 (268 views)
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