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SCHOLY A Linked Open Data Platform for Realising Directories of Scholars CONTACT: THORGE PETERSEN [email protected] Scholy core was developed in the framework of project Kiel Directory of Scholars in a cooperation between the Depart- ment of Regional History with focus on Schleswig-Holstein in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times and the Research Group for Communication Systems. The project is supported by the long- term project partner, the University Library and the University Computing Centre of Kiel University. NETWORK BUILT WITH GRAILS FRAMEWORK APACHE JENA FUSEKI ELASTICSEARCH TILESTACHE MAPNIK + POSTGIS ANSIBLE + VAGRANT BOOTSTRAP The Kiel Directory of Scholars is inte- grated into the teaching of the His- torical Seminar of Kiel University and shows how research processes can be supported with the methods of Digital Humanities. TEACHING An online directory of professors makes it possible to deal with numerous ques- tions in cultural, social and educational history. RESEARCH Since 2015, scientists and the interes- ted public have access to information on the scientific profiles and social activi- ties of a total of 1,200 professors from Kiel. PUBLIC Features DETAILED VITA ACADEMIC PROFILE LIFE STATIONS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FAMILY TREE VISUALIZATION AUTOCOMPLETE SEARCH CONVENIENT EDITOR SPARQL ENDPOINT GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM HISTORICALLY REWORKED MAPS SCHOLAR DIRECTORY Scholy is a software for the realisation of an online collection of biographical data about university teachers. The catalog entries contain information on the biography, the academic profile and the social activities of the teaching and research staff. THILO PAUL-STüVE [email protected] gelehrtenverzeichnis.de LINKED OPEN DATA SEMANTIC WEB RDF / SPARQL OPEN SOURCE (SOON) SCHOLY – TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF THE KIEL DIRECTORY OF SCHOLARS Kiel University Library University Computing Centre Faculty of Arts and Humanities

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S c h o l yA L i n k e d O p e n D a t a P l a t f o r m f o r R e a l i s i n g D i r e c t o r i e s o f S c h o l a r s

C ontaC t:

Thorge PeTersen

[email protected]

scholy core was developed in the framework of project Kiel

Director y of Scholars in a cooperation between the Depar t-

ment of regional histor y with focus on schleswig-holstein

in the Middle Ages and early Modern T imes and the research

group for Communication systems.

The project is supported by the long-

term project partner, the University

Library and the University Computing

Centre of Kiel University.

N E T W O R K

B U I L T W I T H � g r A i L s F r A M e w o r K � A P A C h e J e n A F U s e K i

� e L A s T i C s e A r C h � T i L e s TA C h e � M A P n i K + P o s T g i s

� A n s i b L e + VA g r A n T � b o o T s T r A P

The Kiel Directory of scholars is inte-

grated into the teaching of the his-

tor ical seminar of Kiel University and

shows how research processes can be

supported with the methods of Digital

humanities.

T E A C H I N G

An online directory of professors makes

it possible to deal with numerous ques-

tions in cultural, social and educational

history.

R E S E A R C H

since 2015, scientists and the interes-

ted public have access to information on

the scientific profiles and social activi-

ties of a total of 1,200 professors from

Kiel.

P U B L I C

F e a t u r e s

DeTAiLeD ViTA

AC ADeMiC ProFiLe

LiFe sTAT ions

soC iAL ACT iViT ies

FAMiLy Tree VisUALizAT ion

AUToCoMPLeTe seArCh

ConVenienT eDiTor

sPArqL enDPoinT

geogrAPhiC inForMAT ion s ysTeM

hisToriC ALLy reworKeD MAPs

S C H O L A R D I R E C T O R Y

Scholy is a software for the realisation of an online collection of biographical data about

university teachers. The catalog entr ies contain information on the biography, the academic

profile and the social activities of the teaching and research staf f.

ThiLo PAUL-s TüVe

[email protected]

LinKeD oPen DATA

seMAnT iC web

rDF / sPArqL

oPen soUrCe (soon)

S C H O L Y – T E C H N O L O G I C A L B A S I S O F T H E K I E L D I R E C T O R Y O F S C H O L A R S

Kiel University Library

University Computing Centre

Faculty of Arts and Humanities