Workshop on Recogito at the April 2019 meeting of the Ancient Itineraries Institute at the Swedish Institute of Athens https://ancientitineraries.org/

1. From Pelagios to Recogito in 6 slides
Elton Barker (The Open University) | @eltonteb
11 April 2019 | Ancient Itineraries, Getty Institute, Swedish Institute of Athens

2. Linking together the places of
our past through the documents
that refer to them
InscriptionsInscriptions
TextsTexts
Archaeological
Finds
Archaeological
Finds
Museum
Objects
Museum
Objects
Archaeological
Sites
Archaeological
Sites
The problem | How to find related information on the Web
45+ partners from 10 countries
ca. 1,000,000+ annotations

3. How Pelagios works | Don’t unify the model, annotate!
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4. The Pelagios method | Lightweight semantic annotation
Typically an Annotation has a single Body, which is the comment
or other descriptive resource, and a single Target that the Body is
somehow "about". The Body provides the information which is
annotating the Target. This "aboutness" may be further clarified
or extended to notions such as classifying or identifying.

5. Recogito LOD | identify the place (target), align to the authority (body)

6. Peripleo | a LO(g)D search prototype

7. How LOUD? | The teenage sex problem

8. Recogito | DIY semantic annotation

9. Annotating texts | Identify the entity (body), align with the authority (target)

10. Annotating images | Rotate, pin/draw around, transcribe, align

11. Uploading documents | Automatically align a csv database

12. Mapping texts | Visualise the geospatial information in (/of) narratives

13. Pipelines | Download options