Cadmus GISARC Core

This is the core for the Cadmus GISARC project.

Inscriptions

Inscription ID should be equal to ISiciliy ID.

General:

• external IDs*: all the IDs linked to the inscription (ISicily and eventually others).
• metadata: general purpose metadata.
• location*: geographic location. This is used to pinpoint the inscription on a map. The link to a site is managed via the pin links part.
• pin links: link to the site containing the inscription, if any. The site must be a site item with a metadata part having a metadatum named hid equal to the human-friendly ID we want to use to identify it in order to link it to inscriptions.
• date*
• epigraphic support
• epigraphic writing

Classification:

• categories*: general thematic tags from some taxonomy.
• index keywords: multiple-language keywords which can be grouped under several sections ("indexes").

Comment:

• comment: generic comment.
• note: free text note. Might be useful for redactional purposes.

References:

• references: short documentary references.
• bibliography.

Text:

• text: text or a part of it when required.
• apparatus layer: critical apparatus.
• orthography layer: can be used to annotate and categorize linguistic phenomena reflected in orthography.
• comment layer: can be used to comment specific words of the text.

Sites

General:

• name(s)*: the site's name(s).
• metadata*: the site's metadata. This should at least include a hid metadatum whose value is the human-friendly ID used to link inscriptions to sites.
• location*: geographic location. This is used to pinpoint the site on a map, as a point (representing its conventionally defined center) and eventually also as a region (defined with shapes like polygons).
• external IDs

Comment:

• comment
• note

References:

• references
• bibliography

New Models

Location

• latitude* (number)
• longitude* (number)
• altitude (number, expressed in mt; optional)
• geometries (string[])

EpiWriting

• system (string, thesaurus: epi-writing-systems, usually ISO 15924 lowercase)
• type (string, thesaurus: epi-writing-types)
• technique (string, thesaurus: epi-writing-techniques)
• tool (string, thesaurus: epi-writing-tools)
• frameType (string, thesaurus: epi-writing-frame-types)
• counts (DecoratedCount[]):
  • id* (string, thesaurus: decorated-count-ids)
  • tag (string, thesaurus: decorated-count-tags)
  • value* (number)
  • note (string)
• figType (string, thesaurus: epi-writing-fig-types)
• figFeatures (string[], thesaurus: epi-writing-fig-features)
• scriptFeatures (string[], thesaurus, epi-writing-script-features)
• languages (string[], thesaurus: epi-writing-languages, usually ISO 639-3)
• hasPoetry (boolean)
• metres (string[], thesaurus: epi-writing-metres)

EpiSupport

• material* (string, thesaurus: epi-support-materials)
• originalFn (string, thesaurus: epi-support-functions)
• currentFn (string, thesaurus: epi-support-functions)
• objectType (string, thesaurus: epi-support-object-types)
• supportType (string, thesaurus: epi-support-types)
• indoor (boolean)
• size (PhysicalSize):
  • tag (string, thesaurus: physical-size-tags)
  • w (PhysicalSize):
    • value* (number)
    • unit* (string, thesaurus: physical-size-units)
    • tag (string, thesaurus: physical-size-dim-tags)
  • h (PhysicalSize)
  • d (PhysicalSize)
  • note (string)
• state (string, thesaurus: epi-support-states)
• lastSeen (date)

History

2.0.0

• 2023-02-03: migrated to new components factory. This is a breaking change for backend components, please see this page. Anyway, in the end you just have to update your libraries and a single namespace reference. Benefits include:
  • more streamlined component instantiation.
  • more functionality in components factory, including DI.
  • dropped third party dependencies.
  • adopted standard MS technologies for DI.

1.0.2

• 2022-12-21: updated packages.

1.0.1

• 2022-11-25: updated packages.