Recent & Upcoming Talks

This presentation briefly introduces the field of cultural heritage and then provides many examples of FAIR and Open Data in the field of cultural heritage. Such as bibliographic Linked Data from national libraries, existing APIs for platforms such as Europeana, information about the IIIF standard or digital heritage such as web and social media archives.

Use your data to achieve something! You will likely encounter data quality issues… We present data quality procedures at the Royal Library of Belgium, how the BELTRANS project revealed more subtle issues, and our developed Librarian-In-The-Loop workflow to semi-automatically improve data quality.

The added value of using standards and standard identifiers when considering data quality

The public defense of my PhD dissertation with the title “Assessing, Creating and Using Knowledge Graph Restrictions”

Our analysis of SHACL constraint type use based on publicly available SHACL shapes on GitHub

Using a decentralized Linked Data solution for advertisement targeting

Using the CCCEV vocabulary to describe public service steps with the aim to improve the user experience