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Gabriel Bodard edited this page Dec 4, 2025 · 4 revisions

Minutes of October 30 People WG meeting

Group 1: conceptual aligning of sample data

Group 2: hands-on transformation of data

  • Nurdan starts working on transforming non-rdf data into rdf using OpenRefine
    • Need to share skill package for those not very familiar with RDF technical skills
  • Akihiro works on transforming XML-RDF into Wikidata
  • Jun
    • Start working on MANTO csv data, transforming into Turtle RDF data
    • Vocabularies should be used for creating RDF are controversial
      • MANTO doesn’t provide ‘formal’ properties
      • Align to Wikidata?
        • Conceptual gap between MANTO and wikidata
      • Define original properties following manto vocabularies?
  • Outputs (possible options)
    • Upload newly created data to the GitHub Repository (for each dataset)
    • Upload to light-weight, free, open-source triple store (e.g. Dydra)
      • Experimenting queries and see how data works
  • Possibilities for the next meeting
    • Prepare guidelines for:
      • Basic skill sets recommended to participate
      • Lists of basic concepts in Wikidata (for Wikidata transformation)

LP11 meetings, December 1st-4th 2025

Comparison of Aeschylus record between two RDF datasets (IDREF) and (GND) with Wikidata record (compiled by Gabriel Bodard, Jun Ogawa and Burcun Aksahin):

IDREF GND Wikidata
document URI document URI
creation metadata creation metadata Page history?
notes
person URI person URI person URI
alt identifiers alt identifiers alt identifiers
gender gender sex or gender
pref label
alt label personal name/variant names (sometimes in "also known as")
name(s) Names (by language)
also known as
Abbreviation entry
event --> birth date birth date date of birth
place of birth
event --> death date (typo!) death date date of death
place of death
manner of death
Associated date (century) time period
"citizenship" (Hellenic republic!) place citizenship (Classical Athens) (+ deme)
language language language (spoken/written)
occupation (note) (tragicus) subject code (history of literature), Description (by language)
profession/occupation occupation
genre
event (conflicts)
Bibliographic citations (Works about or by) Publications (by) Notable works (by)
Described by source
Relationships (family, editors) Relationships (family)
Image
Depicted by
Different from

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