Git.
:)
Chris
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We’re trying to cidoc our database; I had been thinking of presenting a paper on implementation; maybe we could collaborate somehow?
Has anyone else had trouble updating Linux Suse to 10.3? for some reason it keeps asking me for a “repository” that I can’t find; I’ve burned 4 or 5 ISO installation cds & dvds, thinking there might have been some error there, but haven’t been able to get anywhere; anyone else have trouble or able to tell me what I’m doing wrong?
However, there are some guys, who presented an implementation of the
CIDOC CRM in OWL at the CIDOC CRM SIG (i.e. special interest group)
meeting in Nürnberg last December. (Geoff please look them up in the
program). They could be interested in participating in your session, or
so...
Best wishes and all the best for 2008 for everyone in the list...
max.
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geoff carver schrieb:
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> We’re trying to cidoc our database; I had been thinking of presenting
> a paper on implementation; maybe we could collaborate somehow?
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> *From:* anti...@googlegroups.com [mailto:anti...@googlegroups.com]
> *On Behalf Of *Leif Isaksen
> *Sent:* January 10, 2008 18:47
> *To:* anti...@googlegroups.com
> *Subject:* [Antiquist] Semantic Web in Archaeology
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However, there are some guys, who presented an implementation of the
CIDOC CRM in OWL at the CIDOC CRM SIG (i.e. special interest group)
meeting in N�rnberg last December. (Geoff please look them up in the
Chris
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geoff carver schrieb:
Yesterday I got a notice from Atlassian, i.e. the producer of JIRA Issue
Tracking and the Confluence Enterprise Wiki. They are extending their
non-profit/open-source licensing program to all their products, which
permits free use of the applications in non-profit and/or open-source
projects.
I have made some very good experience with JIRA, which in my opinion
seems to be one of the most convenient Issue Tracking and Project
Management tools on the market
The same seems to be true for Confluence in comparison to other wiki
software, as far as you are not used to mediawiki.
Their homepage is http://www.atlassian.com/
Regards, max.
BTW, don't know *any* external drive that is not recognised by
(correctly configured) Linux installations. What kind of drive is it?
Dear Leif and others
In case you have not come across it there was a paper given by Paul Cripps and myself at CAA2004 in Prato about our work at English Heritage on ontological modelling of archaeological processes using the CIDOC-CRM to semantically model the inter-relationships between existing and future data structures.
I'm not sure whether the Prato proceedings have been published yet, certainly I could not find them yet on the CAA website. But Paul and I along with other colleagues did also publish some of the modelling on the CIDOC-CRM website at:
http://cidoc.ics.forth.gr/docs/Ontological_Modelling_Project_Report_Sep2004.pdfand
http://cidoc.ics.forth.gr/docs/AppendixA_DiagramV9.pdf
Since Prato I have continued some work on the ontological modelling including the archaeological extensions to the CIDOC-CRM with the long-term aim of providing semantic interoperability. I’m currently part of a small team working on a project with AHRC funding called STAR (Semantic Technologies for Archaeological Resources see:
http://hypermedia.research.glam.ac.uk/kos/star/ ) and I’ve coincidentally just submitted an abstract for a paper at CAA2008 in Budapest to present updated results, including the RDF versions of our CIDOC-CRM archaeological extensions. So with luck, if you are giving a paper on the semantic web, we should end up in the same session at CAA2008.
If you want more info on this get back to me.
Best wishes
Keith May