Browsing by Subject "VRA Core 4.0"

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    • Automatic Generation of Crosswalks through CIDOC CRM 

      Μπουντούρη, Λίνα; Γαϊτάνου, Πανωραία; Γεργατσούλης, Μανώλης; Gaitanou, Panorea; Gergatsoulis, Manolis; Bountouri, Lina (2012)
      In this paper, we propose an algorithm that automatically generates crosswalks between metadata schemas. The algorithm exploits the mappings between the schemas and the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM), defined as ...

    • Defining a semantic mapping of VRA Core 4.0 to the CIDOC conceptual reference model 

      Γεργατσούλης, Μανώλης; Γαϊτάνου, Πανωραία; Gergatsoulis, Manolis; Gaitanou, Panorea (2012)
      In the recent decades, we have witnessed a tremendous proliferation of metadata schemas, particularly in the cultural heritage domain. As a consequence, cultural heritage communities face a growing need to integrate these ...

    • Mapping the Hierarchy of EAD to VRA Core 4.0 Through CIDOC CRM 

      Παπαθεοδώρου, Χρήστος; Γεργατσούλης, Μανώλης; Μπουντούρη, Λίνα; Σπανουδάκης, Δημήτριος; Γαϊτάνου, Πανωραία; Gaitanou, Panorea; Gergatsoulis, Manolis; Spanoudakis, Dimitrios; Bountouri, Lina; Papatheodorou, Christos (2016)
      Metadata interoperability requires the development of mappings and crosswalks between different schemas. Crosswalks development is a laborious and complex task especially when metadata of compound objects include hierarchical ...

    • Mapping VRA Core 4.0 to the CIDOC CRM ontology 

      Γαϊτάνου, Πανωραία; Γεργατσούλης, Μανώλης; Gaitanou, Panorea; Gergatsoulis, Manolis (2011)
      In this paper, we present an e ffort to semantically map VRA Core 4.0, a cultural heritage metadata schema describing visual resources, to CIDOC CRM. This work is based on a semantic integration scenario, where CIDOC CRM ...

    • A semantic mapping of VRA Core 4.0 to the CIDOC conceptual reference model 

      Γεργατσούλης, Μανώλης; Γαϊτάνου, Πανωραία; Gergatsoulis, Manolis; Gaitanou, Panorea (2011)
      In the recent decades, we have witnessed a tremendous proliferation of metadata schemas, particularly in the cultural heritage domain. As a consequence, there is a growing need to integrate these schemas to solve a number ...