A hack for improved documentation site for CIDOC extensions

OpenAtlas is an open source, web based database system for complex archaeological, historical and prosopographical data.

OpenAtlas is an open source, web based database system for complex archaeological, historical and prosopographical data.

A presentation website for the Approaching Byzantium project based on OpenAtlas Discovery

A presentation website for the Mamems project based on OpenAtlas Discovery

Nested Data Type is a module for Omeka S which allows users to choose a specific resource class as datatype, and inner properties.

A presentation website for OpenAtlas projects.

The companion repository to the PhD thesis 'Applying Graph Theory to Conservation Documentation' by Ana Tam (2024, UAL)

A presentation website for the Femcare Vienna project based on OpenAtlas-Discovery

A presentation website for OpenAtlas projects.

React app for MEI collaborative and semantic score annotation with historical theoretical models (relying on CIDOC-CRM ontology)

Dataset of emojis represented in the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model

The GESAH Graphic Arts Ontology is designed for the inventory, classification and structured description of works on paper.

A CIDOC-CRM-based Application Profile, consisting in a set of entities and properties for representing the digitisation process of cultural heritage objects in a machine-readable format.

The development of Ontology for Preservation of cultural Heritage 3D models (OntPreHer3D)

A presentation website for OpenAtlas projects.

This is an interactive live modelling system which can automatically convert simple tab separated triples into graphical models using the mermaid library.

Presentation frontend for archaeological data from OpenAtlas databases

A conceptual model written on OWL-RDF (w/ attached report) to be used for an online guide for urban areas. Focuses on the area around Syntagma Square.

UrbanChameleon.eu is an online platform to disseminate contemporary graffiti found along Vienna's Danube channel (Austria). Built with TypeScript, Next.js, and Cesium Technology, the platform relies on OpenAtlas and its CIDOC CRM ontology to provide a user-friendly interface for visualising, exploring and searching graffiti and their metadata.