Re: [Arches] linking with bibliographic database

Hi Alison Are you aware of refbase ? Essentially, it's a shared bibliographic reference manager (open source, of course). If you could link with that, or incorporate it into what you plan to build in Arches, that may go some way to satisfying many requirements. There's

Re: [Arches] linking with bibliographic database

Hi Alison, thanks for the insight! I think I have all the information I need for the moment! Thanks again! Best, Seta On Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 7:17:40 PM UTC+2, Alison Dalgity wrote: > > Hi Seta. > > > To answer your question and to add a little to what Rob mentioned > below. You can

Re: [Arches] linking with bibliographic database

Hi Seta. To answer your question and to add a little to what Rob mentioned below. You can already record what you refer to as basic bibliographic data in Arches, and relate those references to archeological sites, for example. And different languages should not be a problem. As Rob

Re: [Arches] linking with bibliographic database

Dear Rob, thanks for your answer! I have to say, I do not have much insight on what is all possible in Arches, because we have not used it so far. However, our bibliography is partly what you might call basic, but many of them are also rather specific (and not in English), so I don´t know how

Re: [Arches] linking with bibliographic database

Dear Seta, At the Getty, we are starting work on the use of Arches as a platform for managing at least basic bibliographic descriptions in order to update and integrate the AATA online database[1]. As you can see, it definitely needs that update! Is there a particular reason why you wouldn't

[Arches] linking with bibliographic database

Hi everyone! We are thinking of using Arches for our database of archaeological sites and areas. One of the database fields would also contain bibliographic references. To avoid using plain text as the field type, is there a way of linking an online bibliographic database system (such as