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This document outlines Work Package 4 which aims to gather and curate important structured economic and social history datasets and make them available on the Clariah Structured Data Hub. It proposes using linked data technology to augment, harmonize, link, and query datasets to empower individual researchers to align codes and identifiers across datasets. The goals are to grow an interconnected graph of datasets and provide tools for users to explore, visualize, query and analyze the datasets.

Science

Work Package 4:
Structured data from  
economic and social history
Auke Rijpma
January 2016

Predecessors
• Economic and social historians often work with
structured (tabular) data.
• Includes large data-projects…
• …and many small data sets.

Problems to solve
• Finding data in multiples repositories.

Problems to solve
• Finding data in multiples repositories.
• Harmonisation.

Problems to solve
• Finding data in multiples repositories.
• Harmonisation.
• Linking datasets to answer new questions.
• Analysis of multilevel & big data sets.
• Isolated and unknown datasets.
• Reproducability v. disposable science.

What we propose
• Gather and curate important datasets and place them
on the Clariah Structured Data Hub.
• Use web-based linked data-technology to augment,
harmonise, link, and query datasets.
• Provide tooling and incentives to upload new datasets.
• Uploading and describing your data gives you
augmentation, harmonisation, and links to other micro
and macro datasets.

Empower Individual Researchers
• Augment and link individual datasets according to best
practices of the community or against colleagues
• Share machine-interpretable code books with fellow
researchers
• Align codes and identiﬁers across datasets
• Publish standards-compliant, reusable datasets
Grow a giant graph of interconnected
datasets

Tools to explore, visualise, query, and
analyse datasets.

Future CSDH
• Upload, describe, and store data.
• Augment, harmonise, and link data.
• Find, explore, query, visualise, and analyse data.
• Share data, queries, and results.

Today’s CSDH
• Prototype up and running.
• Loosely interconnected parts without a “hood”.
• QBer (Rinke Hoekstra): intake, data description, harmonisation, linking.
• Dedicated data pipelines.
• Triplestore, data-API, queries (Kathrin Dentler).
• Grlc (Albert Meronyo): Query-API .
• Come see our demos and visit Github repos: https://
github.com/clariah/!

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2. Predecessors • Economic and social historians often work with structured (tabular) data. • Includes large data-projects… • …and many small data sets.

3. Problems to solve • Finding data in multiples repositories.

5. Problems to solve • Finding data in multiples repositories. • Harmonisation.

8. Problems to solve • Finding data in multiples repositories. • Harmonisation. • Linking datasets to answer new questions. • Analysis of multilevel & big data sets. • Isolated and unknown datasets. • Reproducability v. disposable science.

10. What we propose • Gather and curate important datasets and place them on the Clariah Structured Data Hub. • Use web-based linked data-technology to augment, harmonise, link, and query datasets. • Provide tooling and incentives to upload new datasets. • Uploading and describing your data gives you augmentation, harmonisation, and links to other micro and macro datasets.

11. Empower Individual Researchers • Augment and link individual datasets according to best practices of the community or against colleagues • Share machine-interpretable code books with fellow researchers • Align codes and identiﬁers across datasets • Publish standards-compliant, reusable datasets Grow a giant graph of interconnected datasets

12. Tools to explore, visualise, query, and analyse datasets.

13. Future CSDH • Upload, describe, and store data. • Augment, harmonise, and link data. • Find, explore, query, visualise, and analyse data. • Share data, queries, and results.

14. Today’s CSDH • Prototype up and running. • Loosely interconnected parts without a “hood”. • QBer (Rinke Hoekstra): intake, data description, harmonisation, linking. • Dedicated data pipelines. • Triplestore, data-API, queries (Kathrin Dentler). • Grlc (Albert Meronyo): Query-API . • Come see our demos and visit Github repos: https:// github.com/clariah/!

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