[MCN-L] FW: Soliciting Terms for Nomenclature 4.0

John, That's good news, but be aware that there can be a big difference between data which is just "online" and Linked Open Data. I'm happy to advise further if this is helpful. Best wishes, Richard On 15/05/2014 14:31, John T. Hart wrote: > Richard, > We just had a meeting yesterday actuall

[MCN-L] FW: Soliciting Terms for Nomenclature 4.0

Hi, I'm delighted to hear that Nomenclature is still thriving and developing. Am I right in thinking that it is still entirely a "dead trees" publication, with no online manifestation at all? Might this be the time to take a big leap forward, and publish Nomenclature 4.0 as Linked Open Data,

[MCN-L] FW: Soliciting Terms for Nomenclature 4.0

Richard, We just had a meeting yesterday actually and as part of the 4.0 rollout, we intend to make it available on-line as well via the Canadian Heritage Information Network. That end of the project is still in its planning stage overall, but as we get closer to submitting 4.0 to the publisher,

[MCN-L] FW: Soliciting Terms for Nomenclature 4.0

Please excuse any cross-postings. Fellow Museum Professional(s): Since its inception in 1978 many of us have come to use Chenall's Nomenclature to categorize and organize our museum collections. Now in its third edition, the Nomenclature Task Force of AASLH is preparing to undertake a project to

[MCN-L] FW: Soliciting Terms for Nomenclature 4.0

Hi John, I'll second Richard Light's comments that thinking about a roadmap that brings Nomenclature into the Linked Data fold would be a worthwhile effort. I'd certainly be up for a conversation about this with the Nomenclature Task Force, if they're interested. Cheers, Richard J. Urban, As

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