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Europeana Data Model Stefanie Rühle (SUB Göttingen) Slides by Valentine Charles 08th Oct. 2014, DC 2014

Outline Europeana The Europeana Data Model (EDM) Modeling data in EDM Mapping, extensions and refinements Conclusion

Europeana: A broad, heterogeneous network 2,300 galleries, museums, archives and libraries Libraries National Aggregators The European Library Archives Regional Aggregators Culture.fr APEX Audiovisual collections Thematic collections Musées Lausannois European Film Gateway Europeana Fashion

Europeana: A broad, heterogeneous network multiple data manipulation and transitions from one data model to another Data provider can directly map their original data to the Europeana Data Model Aggregator usually developed intermediary domain profiles Mapping exercise differs due to The nature of the metadata standards used by the provider The nature of the EDM Profile used by an aggregator

Europeana Data Model (EDM) A data model that re-uses several existing Semantic Webbased models OAI ORE (Open Archives Initiative Object Reuse & Exchange) Dublin Core SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System) CIDOC-CRM It represents more granular metadata links e.g. between objects and context entities (persons, places) multilingual & semantic linked data for contextual resources (e.g Concepts)

Different semantic grains Adopts Semantic Web principle of specialising classes and properties Enables extensions, applications profiles, based on needs and best practices from specific sectors or domains

EDM rationale: requirements 1. Distinguish provided objects (painting, book, movie, etc.) from their digital representations 2. Distinguish object from its metadata record 3. Allow multiple records for a same object, containing potentially contradictory statements about it 4. Support for objects that are composed of other objects 5. Support for contextual resources, including concepts from controlled vocabularies

EDM main classes Groups of things that have common properties, e.g., web resources.

EDM main properties Attributes or characteristics of resources e.g., a member of the class Agent will have a name. dc:contributor, dc:creator, dc:date, dc:format, dc:identifier, dc:language, dc:publisher, dc:relation, dc:source, dcterms:alternative, dcterms:extent, dcterms:temporal, dcterms:medium, dcterms:created, dcterms:provenance,

EDM conceptual classes Representing (real-world) entities related to a provided object as fully fledged resources, not just strings

Contextual entities Representing (real-world) entities related to a provided object as fully fledged resources, not just strings edm:agent foaf:name skos:altlabel rdagr2:biographicalinformation rdagr2:dateofbirth skos:concept skos:preflabel skos:altlabel skos:broader skos:related skos:definition. edm:timespan skos:preflabel dcterms:ispartof edm:begin edm:end. edm:place wgs84_pos:lat wgs84_pos:long skos:preflabel skos:note dcterms:ispartof.

EDM basic pattern A data provider submits to Europeana a bundle of an object and its digital representation(s)

An example edm:webresource edm:providedcho ore:aggregation

Modeling data in EDM When modeling, mapping data to EDM providers have to make sure the semantics of the original data is kept the constraints from the EDM model are respected the data are syntactically correct In order to solve those issues, providers take specific decisions on how to implement the mapping. Schema (or ontology) level decisions: decisions that affect any records formatted using the schema. Instance level decisions: decisions that affect specific (sets of) metadata records to be transformed with the mapping.

Example : define the ProvidedCHO Contextual resources multilingual & semantic linked data for Concepts

Example: Provide richer metadata using contextual resources

Mapping, extensions and refinements of EDM

Mapping to EDM

METS/MODS2EDM Main Classes

EDM refinement or application profile A refinement is any kind of specialisation of EDM to meet specific needs of the data provider. a set of guidelines or rules are applied to the classes or properties the property or class being refined will be used in a narrower, but still compatible, sense A refinement can be associated to an application profile set of metadata properties, policies and guidelines defined for a specific application with specific requirements. describes what a community wants to accomplish with its application characterizes the types of things described by the metadata and their relationships enumerates the metadata elements to be used and the rules for their use defines the machine syntax that will be used to encode the metadata.

Refinement Specification of the Europeana Data Model Profil für Facetten und Hierarchien in DDB Europeana Data Model Mapping Guidelines

EDM extension An EDM extension is also a type of refinement of EDM, but is characterised by any addition of classes or properties (implemented by XML attributes and elements) to the original EDM specifications. An EDM extension is required when existing EDM classes and properties cannot represent the semantics of providers metadata with sufficient details. Define a new set of classes and properties that are declared as specialisations of the existing ones. new (sub-)classes or (sub-)properties can be taken from other existing namespaces or newly created as part of an ontology or schema.

EDM extension Digital Manuscripts to Europeana project has developed a EDM extension for contemporary handwritten manuscripts The specialisation of the EDM classes and properties is done by using constructs from RDF Schema: rdfs:subclassof to state that all the instances of one class are instances of another rdfs:subpropertyof to state that all resources related by one property are also related by another New classes or properties were created only if there is no other suitable option available from existing ontologies

EDM extension

Conclusion The main issues are express constraints in your specific EDM profile, validate data according to these constraints, provide data in different flavors (DM2E-EDM, DDB-EDM, ) access to these data. We want to be able to state: how values are represented exactly, which values are mandatory, which values are mutually exclusive, user guidelines of our EDM profile and much more. To optimize the quality of our EDM-metadata!!!!!!!