Preserving historical city architectures and making them (publicly) available has emerged as an important field of the cultural heritage and digital humanities research domain. In this context, the TRANSRAZ project is creating an interactive 3D environment of the historical city of Nuremberg which spans over different periods of time. Next to the exploration of the city's historical architecture, TRANSRAZ is also integrating information about its inhabitants, organizations, and important events, which are extracted from historical documents semi-automatically. Knowledge Graphs have proven useful and valuable to integrate and enrich these heterogeneous data. However, this task also comes with versatile data modeling challenges. The TRANSRAZ data model integrates agents, architectural objects, events, and historical documents into the 3D research environment by means of ontologies. Goal is to explore Nuremberg's multifaceted past in different time layers in the context of its architectural, social, economical, and cultural developments.
Due to canceled trains and poor transport information I was unable to reach the Semantics for Transport workshop #sem4tra at @semantics #SEMANTiCS2023 in Leipzig today.
Seems like weβre workin gon the right topic nonetheless π€
On my way to #semantics2023 in Leipzig. Looking forward to the talk of Edward Curry on #dataspaces tomorrow, and then continue to the #sem4tra workshop on a Mobility Data Space
Harald Sack
FIZ KDAI Research Group
Miel Vander Sande
Beatriz Esteves π΅πΉ π§πͺ πͺπΊ
Tabea Tietz
Pieter Colpaert
Redmer
