HERITRACE: enabling domain expert participation in semantic data curation with integrated provenance and change tracking - PhD defence presentation

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contents <div> <div>Presentation slides for the PhD defence of Arcangelo Massari, joint programme between the University of Bologna and KU Leuven. The presentation covers the design, implementation, and evaluation of HERITRACE, a web-based system that enables domain experts in cultural heritage institutions to curate RDF data without requiring technical expertise, while maintaining provenance documentation and change tracking.</div> <div> </div> <div>The presentation addresses two research questions: how to design interfaces for domain experts to perform daily semantic data curation, and how technical staff can configure the system for specialised domains. It includes a comparative evaluation of existing semantic data management systems (OmekaS, CLEF, ResearchSpace, Semantic MediaWiki, Wikibase), the provenance representation model based on the OpenCitations Data Model and PROV-O, the Time-Agnostic Library for temporal queries, two case studies (OpenCitations Meta and ParaText), a mixed-methods usability evaluation with 19 participants, and preliminary work on RML mapping inversion for extending HERITRACE to non-RDF data sources.</div> </div>
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spellingShingle HERITRACE: enabling domain expert participation in semantic data curation with integrated provenance and change tracking - PhD defence presentation
Massari, Arcangelo
Semantic Web
RDF
linked open data
cultural heritage
data curation
provenance
change tracking
PROV-O
SPARQL
SHACL
GLAM
OpenCitations
RML
<div> <div>Presentation slides for the PhD defence of Arcangelo Massari, joint programme between the University of Bologna and KU Leuven. The presentation covers the design, implementation, and evaluation of HERITRACE, a web-based system that enables domain experts in cultural heritage institutions to curate RDF data without requiring technical expertise, while maintaining provenance documentation and change tracking.</div> <div> </div> <div>The presentation addresses two research questions: how to design interfaces for domain experts to perform daily semantic data curation, and how technical staff can configure the system for specialised domains. It includes a comparative evaluation of existing semantic data management systems (OmekaS, CLEF, ResearchSpace, Semantic MediaWiki, Wikibase), the provenance representation model based on the OpenCitations Data Model and PROV-O, the Time-Agnostic Library for temporal queries, two case studies (OpenCitations Meta and ParaText), a mixed-methods usability evaluation with 19 participants, and preliminary work on RML mapping inversion for extending HERITRACE to non-RDF data sources.</div> </div>
title HERITRACE: enabling domain expert participation in semantic data curation with integrated provenance and change tracking - PhD defence presentation
topic Semantic Web
RDF
linked open data
cultural heritage
data curation
provenance
change tracking
PROV-O
SPARQL
SHACL
GLAM
OpenCitations
RML
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18696917