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CLARIAH Interest Group on Curation

CLARIAH is organized in Work Packages and Interest Groups (IG's). The main goal of each IG is to research, negotiate, propose, and implement technical choices that become a standard requirement in CLARIAH. This repository is intended to organize the work, output and documentation of the CLARIAH Interest Group (IG) on Curation. Please check out the overall IG page for more information.

Aims of the Interest Group

The aims of the IG on Curation are:

• foster discussion and knowledge sharing regarding data curation, modeling and enrichment
• develop and share best practices
• inform development of CLARIAH curation tools and services

Scope of the Interest Group

• stimulate coordination between the WPs on the use of conversion tools (data converters)
• support for the development of a CLARIAH library of curation and conversion tools
• support for the creation and maintenance of documentation on data standards and vocabularies
• support for the implementation of the FAIR guiding principles, with specific emphasis on data interoperability and reusability

This IG has a strong connection to IG 2: Preservation and IG 7: Linked Open Data.

Communication

We use the following communication channel:

• Slack

Tasks

Products

Topics suggested

• the development of a toolbox / library of conversion tools
• inform development of a central forum for evaluation and training data
• reuse and design of data models, vocabularies and ontologies
• data validation and citizen science
• data provenance
• data ethics and privacy legislation

Vocabularies

• Cf. the awesome humanities ontologies list.

Group Members

• Mike Bryant (EHRI / King's College London)
• Steven Claeyssens (National Library of the Netherlands)
• Sebastiaan Derks (Huygens ING / KNAW Humanities Cluster, group coordinator)
• Ed de Heer (National Archives of the Netherlands)
• Lizzy Jongma (Netwerk Oorlogsbronnen)
• Willem Melder (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision)
• Harm Nijboer (University of Amsterdam)
• Dirk Roorda (DANS / KNAW)
• Ruben Schalk (Utrecht University)
• Ronald Sluijter (Huygens ING / KNAW Humanities Cluster)
• Frank Uiterwaal (EHRI / NIOD)
• Mari Wigham (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision)
• Leon van Wissen (University of Amsterdam)
• Douwe Zeldenrust (Meertens Institute / KNAW Humanities Cluster)

The group is open to new members.