The World War 1 session ran a little over time and spilled out over lunch outside with a lot of talk about the war, literature and linking across data sets. I’ve copied here the people who listed their information on the sheet.
| Country | Project | Org | Contact | URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU | Australia War Literature | Europeana WWI | “Isaac, A.H.J.C.A.” |
http://www.europeana1914-1918.eu/ http://www.europeana-collections-1914-1918.eu/ |
| UK | Trenches to Triples | King’s College | Geoffrey Browell |
http://openmetadatapathway.blogspot.co.uk/ http://www.jiscww1discovery.net/ |
| Australia | Australia War Literature | http://www.austlit.edu.au/ | ||
| Canada | Out of the Trenches / Au-Delà des tranchéss | Pan Canadian Documentary Heritage | Pat Riva | http://www.ghamari.net:8080/canada/ |
| New Zealand | Remembering WW1 | ? | ? | ww100.govt.nz |
| UK | Open Metadata gateway | King College London Archives | Geoff Browell | |
| Finland / US | WW1LOD Project | Semantic Computing Research Group / Aalto | Thea Lindquist, Hyvönen Eero et al. | http://purl.org/ww1lod |
| France | Awesome rdf-enabled online library | French National Library | Romain Wenz | data.bnr.fr |
| Canada | Muninn WW1 Project | – | Rob Warren | rdf.muninn-project.org/sparql |
Where do we go from here?
Suggest that you look at the lodlam group and signup to the ww1-lod mailing lists. We have had some very good talk about integrative over GIS information and integrating data over multiple sparql servers.
Keep in touch and keep doing great work!