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ORCIDCOLCO 2020: Leiden, The Netherlands
- Andreas Weber, Maarten Heerlien, Eulàlia Gassó Miracle, Katherine Wolstencroft:
Proceedings of the International Conference Collect and Connect: Archives and Collections in a Digital Age, Leiden, the Netherlands, November 23-24, 2020. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 2810, CEUR-WS.org 2021 - Seth Ellis:
Emergent Archives and Crowdsourced Narratives: Two Development Stories from the Queensland State Library. 1-12 - Laurel Zuckerman:
Linked Data and Holocaust Era Art Markets: Gaps and Dysfunctions in the Knowledge Supply Chain. 13-24 - Barry Hendriks, Paul Groth, Marieke van Erp:
Recognizing and Linking Entities in Old Dutch Text: A Case Study on VOC Notary Records. 25-36 - Marijn Koolen, Rik Hoekstra, Ida Nijenhuis, Ronald Sluijter, Esther van Gelder, Rutger van Koert, Gijsjan Brouwer, Hennie Brugman:
Modelling Resolutions of the Dutch States General for Digital Historical Research. 37-50 - Lorella Viola, Antonio Maria Fiscarelli:
From Digitized Sources to Digital Data: Behind the Scences of (Critically) Enriching a Digital Heritage Collection. 51-64 - Bartosz Bogacz, Sarah Finlayson, Diamantis Panagiotopoulos, Hubert Mara:
Visualizing and Contexualizing Outliers in Aegean Seal Collections. 65-76 - Constance A. Rinaldo, Danielle Castronovo, Joseph DeVeer, Diane Rielinger:
Supporting Natural History Collections by Connecting Collections. 77-91 - Mahya Ameryan, Lambert Schomaker:
A High-Performance Word Recognition System for the Biological Fieldnotes of the Natuurkundige Commissie. 92-103 - Gioele Barabucci, Francesca Tomasi, Fabio Vitali:
Supporting Complexity and Conjectures in Cultural Heritage Descriptions. 104-115
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