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      <dc:title>Open Government Data for Data Curation and Data  Integration</dc:title>
      <dc:creator>Smiraglia, Richard</dc:creator>
      <dc:creator>Park, Hyoungjoo</dc:creator>
      <dc:description>This presentation addresses cultural heritage data-sharing
                    practices through the use of Republic of Korea open government data for
                    data-curation and data integration. Data curation enables data-sharing
                    throughout the data management life cycle to create new value for new user
                    needs. Our research employed a visualization phase, in which we used domain
                    analytical techniques to better understand the contents of the population of 375
                    library-related open government cultural heritage data available at the Korean
                    Open Government Website (http://data.go.kr/). Researchers translated all records
                    from Korean to English. Data were in unstructured and in heterogeneous formats
                    such as file formats, data formats and or web addresses. For data curation and
                    integration, we employed the meta-level ontology known as the CIDOC-CRM, which
                    we applied qualitatively to small sets of carefully selected records. To map
                    instantiation of records, which is required for data integration, we used FRBRoo
                    (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records – object oriented), an
                    extension of the CIDOC CRM, to map the instantiation of data records in a
                    typical data-sharing scenario. Then, equivalent mapping processes were
                    comparatively tested with visualizations to demonstrate the effective
                    harmonization between the CIDOC CRM and FRBRoo, which enables the integration of
                    metadata and data curation from unstructured and heterogeneous formats. This
                    presentation may contribute to the cross- or meta-institutional integration of
                    curation across institutional boundaries in cultural heritage.</dc:description>
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      <dc:date>2017-11-27</dc:date>
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