Engaging with Provenance and Linked Data
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The document discusses a workshop held at Leuphana University focused on engaging with provenance and linked data, highlighting the importance of user experience, data management, and integration of archives. It outlines challenges such as uncertainty, gaps in data, and the need for collaborative efforts among institutions to create historical narratives. The workshop aims to enhance accessibility and ownership clarity for users through improved data sharing and exploration of integrated collections.
Engaging with Provenance and Linked Data
- 1. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data …why do we do this work? Workshop on Uncertainty and Subjectivity in Provenance Data Provenance Lab, Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, 30 June 2022 Duane Degler Design for Context duane@designforcontext.com Charlie Butcosk Design for Context charlie@designforcontext.com
- 2. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Perspectives Design for Context focuses on user experience • Data Delivery: People who use linked data and provenance (mostly via websites) • Data Management: People who create and are caretakers of data Provenance-related challenges • User engagement and exploration for historical contexts • Making evidence linked and accessible • Clarifying ownership and custody for users • More than one collection object… dynamic sets • More than uncertainty… the critical role of gaps • Sharing data across institutions
- 3. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Perspectives Historical framing and contexts • JDCRP: Jewish Digital Cultural Recovery Project pilot Evidence relationships: integrating archives, making it easy to explore • Duchamp Research Portal • Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Integrated Collection Collaboration: data over time, from multiple institutions • Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Integrated Collection • Exhibitions • Publications
- 4. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Historical framing and contexts https://pilot-demo.jdcrp.org/
- 5. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Historical framing and contexts Imagine a dataset with no objects under the institution’s control • Integration • Interwoven, exploratory relationships Data provides user-guided “historical narratives” • Entities provide historical frames across linked data • User-controlled context dimensions Linked evidence? • Entities and archival materials apply across multiple collections, works, events …relationship creation was some of the greatest effort required by the research team
- 6. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Dynamic Sets Führerbau theft Shared entities among sets of objects –> shared custody Theft Recovery Restitution Recovery Located
- 7. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 The importance of modeling gaps as entities Provenance GAP Provenance statement Provenance statement If they aren’t entities, they’re probably dis-associated narratives Place GAP Events on relevant dates People Hypotheses / conjectures Related objects (sets) Likely relevant places A C ? associated with ”unknowns” ?
- 8. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Evidence relationships: The importance of integrating archives https://duchamparchives.org/ https://collections.okeeffemuseum.org/
- 9. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Collaboration: data over time, from multiple institutions Coming late summer 2022, to the O’Keeffe Collection website… New exhibition records New publications features / integrations
- 10. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Collaboration: questions this raises for collection data • How to reflect data provenance and variations? • When to refresh data, if at all? • Other data that is useful in this specific use case? Object 345, Exhibition 1989 Object 345, Exhibition 1947 Object 345, Exhibition 2015 Note: Dates and data are made up, for illustration only Website Archive records (exhibiting institution) Archive records (previous holding institution) Archive records (exhibiting institution) Archive records (previous holding institution) Current holding institution Archive records (exhibiting institution) Archive records (previous holding institution)
- 11. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Integration: Publications
- 12. Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data | Provenance Workshop | Leuphana Universität 30.6.2022 Engaging with Provenance & Linked Data …why do we do this work? Workshop on Uncertainty and Subjectivity in Provenance Data Provenance Lab, Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, 30 June 2022 Duane Degler Design for Context duane@designforcontext.com Charlie Butcosk Design for Context charlie@designforcontext.com