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Towards a Mediterranean Science Area
Mediterranean Wealth and Diversity: Biology and Culture
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Amersfoort, Netherlands
5 February 2016
Europeana and the Mediterranean Region by Dov Winer
Presentation at the GID Parmenides Conference
Towards a Mediterranean Science Area
Mediterranean Wealth and Diversity: Biology and Culture
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Presentation given by Dr. Dimitris Gavrilis
Digital Curation Unit - IMIS, Athena Research Center
LoCloud Conference
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5 February 2016
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Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, Poland
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Sharing local cultural heritage online with LoCloud services
Amersfoort, Netherlands
5 February 2016
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LoCloud Conference
Sharing local cultural heritage online with LoCloud services
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Increasing Visibility of Cultural Heritage Objects: A Case of Turkish Conten...locloud
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Session page: http://dcevents.dublincore.org/IntConf/index/pages/view/APaltOO
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June 2, 2020, online
http://whise.cc/2020/
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In this presentation Olaf Janssen - Project Manager at The European Library - introduces the national libraries of Europe.
He outlines the history, organisational and technical foundations of The European Library, the collaborative platform and website of the 48 national libraries of Europe.
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* Common and open standards for access and interoperability are essential for a European Digital Library
* The European Library is the forerunner
* Building a European Digital Library is a much a political & social game as it is a technological
* The willingness to collaborate is key!!
I held this talk at the Library of Congress, Washington DC, USA, on 03-04-2007
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Session page: http://dcevents.dublincore.org/IntConf/index/pages/view/APaltOO
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Metadata Aggregation: Assessing the Application of IIIF and Sitemaps within C...Nuno Freire
In the World Wide Web, a very large number of resources is made available through digital libraries. The existence of many individual digital libraries, maintained by different organizations, brings challenges to the discoverability and usage of the resources. A widely-used approach is metadata aggregation, where centralized efforts like Europeana facilitate the discoverability and use of the resources by collecting their associated metadata. This paper focuses on metadata aggregation in the domain of cultural heritage, where OAI-PMH has been the adopted solution. However, the technological landscape around us has changed. With recent technological accomplishments, the motivation for adopt-ing OAI-PMH is not as clear as it used to be. In this paper, we present the first results in attempting to rethink Europeana’s technological approach for metada-ta aggregation, to make the operation of the aggregation network more efficient and lower the technical barriers for data providers. We (Europeana and data providers) report on case studies that trialled the application of some of the most promising technologies, exploring several solutions based on the Interna-tional Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) and Sitemaps. The solutions were trialled successfully and leveraged on existing technology and knowledge in cultural heritage, with low implementation barriers. The future challenges lie in choosing among the several possibilities and standardize solution(s). Euro-peana will proceed with recommendations for its network and is actively work-ing within the IIIF community to achieve this goal.
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3. 14 HELLENIC DIGITAL LIBRARIES
1. Pandektis - National Documentation Center of Greece
2. Medusa - Veria Central Public Library
3. The Historical Archives of the American Farm School of
Thessaloniki
4. Technical Chamber of Greece Regional Department of
Corfu
5. Central Library of NTUA
6. Music Library - Lilian Voudouri
7. Corgialenios Digital Library
4. 14 HELLENIC DIGITAL LIBRARIES
8. University of Athens - Pergamos
9. Hellenic Ministry of Education - Educational
Television
10.Anatolia College - Digital Archives & Special
Collections
11.Technical Chamber of Greece - Library
12.Serres Central Public Library
13.Levadia Central Public Library
14.Athos Memory
8. HOW EUROPEANA WORKS
‘Digitisation and online accessibility of
European cultural material is essential in
order to highlight that heritage, to inspire
the creation of content and to encourage
new online services to emerge.’
Council of the European Union, May 2010
9. EUROPEANA is based on Digital
Library Interoperability
• Enables aggregation and unified metadata-
driven search of content
• More focused and accurate than web search
engines (e.g., Google)
– Unified retrieval of data for re-use in other
applications
• Common value-added services
– Unified browsing / visualisation
– Data cleaning
– Data mining
10. EUROPEANA CONTENT AGGREGATION
Horizontal Aggregators Vertical Aggregators
Archives National Aggregators
Culture Grid
Archives Portal Europe
Libraries
The European Library MLAs
Regional Aggregators
Dark Aggregators Flanders museums
ATHENA ELocal
Film archives
European Film Gateway
MLAs
Museums MLAs
13. Hellenic Aggregator Metadata
Aggregation
• Guide the digital libraries about technical
specifications and features that they must support
• Aggregate metadata
• Validate metadata, detect problems and suggest
solutions
• Encode metadata according to Europeana
standards
• Communicate with Europeana and transmit all
metadata
14. Activities except from submitting
metadata
• Disseminating the vision and objectives of Euro-
peana to their network of institutions in order to
increase support for and involvement with
Europeana.
• Providing valuable feedback about the issues and
discussions from their field.
• Promoting and implementing standards further
along the content provision chain.
• Providing domain specific expertise and skills to
institutions and Europeana.
15. Registering a new library to the
Hellenic Aggregator
1. The digital library web site is examined by an
expert who concludes whether it contains
content suitable for Europeana.
2. If the digital library supports OAI-PMH,
metadata tests are conducted, problems are
identified and solutions are suggested.
3. If the digital library does not support OAI-PMH,
DEiXTo software is used to harvest the required
metadata from the target HTML pages.
16. Registering a new library to the
Hellenic Aggregator
4. As soon as the digital library's metadata
comply with the Europeana standards, it is
registered in the Hellenic Aggregator.
5. Content Provider Agreement is signed by the
digital library director.
6. The digital library content is published in
Europeana.
17. openarchivesengine.com
The Hellenic Aggregator Software Platform
• Our special software capable of metadata aggregation,
management and dissemination via OAI-PMH.
• Developed using Open source technologies
• PHP, cakePHP framework
• Mysql
• Sphinx Search
• Nginx web server
• Very scalable, has been tested with 150 libraries and 4
million records ( http://www.libsearch.com )
• Also powers http://openarchives.gr
• In development and production since 2006
18. openarchivesengine.com
The Hellenic Aggregator Software Platform
• OAI-PMH Client - Retrieve and manage metadata from
any digital library supporting OAI-PMH (e.g.. DSpace,
eprints, fedora, CDS Invenio, OpenJournalSystems).
• Validate metadata according to standards (Europeana
and other)
• Support Dublin Core, Europeana Semantic Elements
and able to support more if required.
• Capable of normalizing metadata & fixing problems in
order to be compliant with Europeana
• OAI-PMH Server - publish content via OAI-PMH + ESE
to Europeana and other interested 3rd parties.
21. OAIPMH.com features
• Validation of OAI-PMH enabled digital library
in real time. Easily detect errors in all OAI-
PMH commands and results.
• Metadata extraction from multiple libraries
via OAI-PMH in XML rapidly and easily, thus
enabling easy inspection, evaluation and other
potential uses.
22. OAIPMH.com benefits
• Strict DC and ESE compliance is necessary.
• Checking the OAI-PMH support of a library is
difficult especially when dealing with a large
number of libraries.
• Automates and improves validation of new and
existing OAI-PMH enabled libraries.
• Administrators are able to evaluate digital
libraries using a quick and intuitive tool.
• Free access to all.
23.
24. Current users and future work
• Regular users of OAIPMH.com include:
– The Hellenic Aggregator
– Openarchives.gr - Greek digital libraries search engine
– Many users from Spain, Bulgaria and Cyprus
• Future work:
– Add more validation rules
– Support more metadata formats (such as Europeana
Data Model)
– Create a public API to encourage third-party usage
25.
26. Dspace support
• Dspace is the most common digital library
software in Greece (and abroad)
• We have developed 2 dspace plugins:
1. Automated ESE schema & fields addition plugin
(batch insert of ESE fields in existing DC records)
2. Dspace ESE Crosswalk plugin
• We have developed a PHP script to batch
insert ESE elements to Europeana
27. Dspace ESE support quick guide
1. Use the Europeana XML Namespace
http://europeana.eu/schemas/ese/ and
augment existing systems’ configuration in
order to support ESE
2. Populate repository records with ESE
metadata (optionally use the plugin)
3. Use the DSpace Crosswalks Plugin to support
OAI-PMH ESE, freely available at
http://vbanos.gr/?p=189
More info: http://blog.libver.gr/edlocal/
28.
29. DEiXTo web content data extraction
• DEiXTo is a powerful web data
extraction tool that is based on the
W3C Document Object Model
(DOM). It allows users to create
highly accurate "extraction rules"
(wrappers) that describe what pieces
of data to scrape from a website.
30. DEiXTo Architecture
Web Pages DB
ΔEiXTo
ΙΕ parser & executor Extracted
Information
render engine Published Data
model builder extraction rules
extraction rules
ΔEiXToBots
(customized executors)
31. DEiXTo features
• Powerful web data extraction tool
– Freeware GUI tool (built with Turbo Delphi, Windows-
only)
– Free, cross-platform Command Line Executor (in Perl)
– DEiXToBot agent (implemented in Perl)
• W3C Document Object Model (DOM)
– DOM-based extraction rules (wrappers).
• Extracted data can be exported to a wide variety
of formats (tab delimited, XML, RSS, etc).
The academic blog portal, a managed and publicly available listing of blogs by scholars.It is fairly extensive; at the time of source selection, over 1700 blogs were listed to the portal.It also includes explicit inclusion criteria. For a blog to be listed, it should meet those criteria.
The academic blog portal, a managed and publicly available listing of blogs by scholars.It is fairly extensive; at the time of source selection, over 1700 blogs were listed to the portal.It also includes explicit inclusion criteria. For a blog to be listed, it should meet those criteria.