Lighting presentation for Moving People / Linking Lives at the University of Virginia, March 2015. It discusses EAC-CPF, mapping to RDF linked data, and using xEAC as the publication framework for highly interlinked archival authorities and scholarly prosopographies.

1. Ethan Gruber
American Numismatic Society
@ewg118
Linking Lives, Linking People
EAC-CPF, Linked Data, and xEAC (https://github.com/ewg118/xEAC)

2. Geography: Life Events of Alexander the Great
Linking Pleiades URIs with Events and Dates

5. Using RDF Ontologies for Relationships

6. Web Editor
XEAC UISolr
RDF
Triplestore
Web / LOD Services:
VIAF, Pleiades, DBpedia, SNAC, Getty AAT/TGN
SPARQL endpoint
Other Cultural
Heritage Materials

7. Social Network Visualization: Much More to Do
(derived from a SPARQL query)

8. http://numismatics.org/authority/newell
Using an RDF triplestore to aggregate cultural
heritage materials

9. What's Next?
● Continue with EAC-CPF → Relationship/Event modeling
● EAC-CPF → CIDOC-CRM
● EAC-CPF → Standards for Networking Ancient Prosopographies ontology
● EAC-CPF → TEI
● Geographic annotation export for Pelagios
● Move forward with the Roman Imperial Social Network (pending IMLS funding(?))
● Potentially apply to model the network of the ancient Greek pottery industry

10. What's Next?
● Continue with EAC-CPF → Relationship/Event modeling
● EAC-CPF → CIDOC-CRM
● EAC-CPF → Standards for Networking Ancient Prosopographies ontology
● EAC-CPF → TEI
● Geographic annotation export for Pelagios
● Move forward with the Roman Imperial Social Network (pending IMLS funding(?))
● Potentially apply to model the network of the ancient Greek pottery industry