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      <dc:title>A Pilot Study on Linked Open Data in Cultural Heritage: A Use  Case of the Taiwan Digital Archives Union Catalogue</dc:title>
      <dc:creator>Chen, (Sophy) Shu-Jiun</dc:creator>
      <dc:creator>Wen, Chunya</dc:creator>
      <dc:description>The Taiwan Digital Archives Union Catalogue, with more than
                    5 million digitized objects described with Dublin Core-based metadata, comes
                    from the Taiwan E-Learning and Digital Archives Program (TELDAP) which was built
                    on a national scale over the past 15 years. Academia Sinica Center for Digital
                    Cultures (ASCDC)is now in charge of the sustainable operation. The presentation
                    aims to report how we adopt Linked Open Data (LOD) approach to publish these
                    structure data, in order to make metadata and the digitalized objects get
                    connected with related resources in the world. The presentation reports on 72
                    collections across 16 categories such as biodiversity, photos, architecture,
                    anthropology, rare books, Buddhist texts and paintings, discussing the LOD
                    design methods, issues, outcomes of the preliminary results and lessons learned,
                    which covers the data model, cleaning for data quality, reconciling, publishing
                    and applications. In addition, the different ways of LOD applications will also
                    be demonstrated including online exhibitions and the reuse in digital humanities
                    researches.</dc:description>
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