Hi,
About this same issue I propose to change the labelling of CRMsoc from
"Model for Social Documentation" to "Model for Social Phenomena" because
we model the phenomena themselves, not the documentation about them.
Also "social documentation" sounds surprising and somewhat unusual.
Best
Francesco
Le 20.10.19 à 12:31, Francesco Beretta a écrit :
Hi,
I agree with the addition proposed by Thanasis.
I'd propose on my side to add the few words between * * in the text
below belonging to the "What is the idea ?" section.
"CRMsoc can be used to describe **characteristics of individuals or
groups**, economic transactions, rights held by people and groups,
historical phases and the description of plans. As a high level
conceptual framework for data integration the CIDOC CRM and the CRMsoc
extension will provide interoperability of existing models devoted to
specific historical subdomains (e.g. political, intellectual, social,
economic history). "
Further, I propose to validate and publish both sections of the
introductory text (it can be found here
<http://www.cidoc-crm.org/sites/default/files/412%20CRMsoc%20introductory%20text.docx>)
—with the proposed additions if validated by the SIG— on the CRMsoc
extension website – for preventing that it remains empty longer.
About the text concerning the use of OntoME, we're working hard (with
the available resources) to come to a MVP of the web application:
should be done by the end of this year. Some research projects are
starting to use OntoME for data production and integration (cf. the
presentation in the APOLLONIS workshop tomorrow Monday). I therefore
propose to wait until the next SIG meeting to discuss on a possible
section about the use of OntoME (separate section on using OntoME
<http://www.cidoc-crm.org/sites/default/files/412%20CRMsoc%20text%20in%20%20OntoME.docx>).
All the best
Francesco
Le 18.10.19 à 14:01, Athanasios Velios a écrit :
Hello,
Most of this is for Francesco and Vincent, but I had a small part of
the homework which was to add a sentence to the introductory text to
clarify that CRMsoc is under development. So here is the text again
with the added sentence in the end:
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What is CRMsoc?
CRMsoc is a formal ontology for integrating data about social
phenomena and constructs that are of interest in the humanities and
social science based on analysis of documentary evidence. The scope
of CRMsoc is the following areas of analysis:
• Characteristics of human beings, as individuals or groups
• Social relations, including between people, between people and
groups, and between groups
• Rights and duties
• Economic activities, including relations between people and
things, such as financial transactions leading to ownership
• Plans, including expressing proposed activities and legislation
• Evaluations, including assessing risks and estimating the value
of things
CRMsoc uses and extends the CIDOC CRM (ISO21127): a general ontology
of human activity, things and events happening in space-time. It uses
the same encoding-neutral formalism of knowledge representation
(“data model” in the sense of computer science) as the CIDOC CRM,
which can be implemented in RDFS, OWL, in an RDBMS and in other forms
of encoding.
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CRMsoc is currently in active development and we welcome comments and
contributions to it.
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Thanasis
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