CultuurLINK - alignment service. LODLAM 2015

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CultuurLINK is developed for cultural heritage institutions to help them link their vocabularies, such as thesauri and term lists, with the Dutch cultural heritage Hub. The Hub contains thesauri from the Netherlands Institute for sound & Vision, Naturalis, RCE and Getty. With CultuurLINK you upload your vocabulary, select a target from the Hub and build your unique link strategy.

CultuurLINK: linking SKOS vocabularies
cultuurlink.beeldengeluid.nl

@johanoomen

The challenge
‘Happy alignments are all alike;
every unhappy alignment is
unhappy in its own way’
(Jacco van Ossenbruggen)
2

Linking vocabularies
3
SKOS
vocabulary CultuurLINK SKOS
links

CultuurLINK
4

Linking with the Hub

7
Vocabulary
2

(Sound
and
Vision)
Vocabulary
1

(Amsterdam
Museum)

8
Simple
string
match

10
Use
alternative
labels

12
More
complex
strategies

(stemming,
fuzzy,
etc.)

CultuurLINK: linking SKOS vocabularies
cultuurlink.beeldengeluid.nl

@johanoomen

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CultuurLINK - alignment service. LODLAM 2015

1. CultuurLINK: linking SKOS vocabularies cultuurlink.beeldengeluid.nl @johanoomen

2. The challenge ‘Happy alignments are all alike; every unhappy alignment is unhappy in its own way’ (Jacco van Ossenbruggen) 2

3. Linking vocabularies 3 SKOS vocabulary CultuurLINK SKOS links

4. CultuurLINK 4

5. Linking with the Hub

7. 7 Vocabulary 2 (Sound and Vision) Vocabulary 1 (Amsterdam Museum)

8. 8 Simple string match

10. 10 Use alternative labels

12. 12 More complex strategies (stemming, fuzzy, etc.)

13. CultuurLINK: linking SKOS vocabularies cultuurlink.beeldengeluid.nl @johanoomen