The paper discusses how this approach contributes to strategic goals such as sustainability, interoperability, and responsible data stewardship, and illustrates how digital library infrastructures can evolve into data-centric platforms that support reuse, collaboration, and long-term value creation in the SSH domain.
This paper details the unified access strategy implemented for the DH-ATLAS project, which generated an Ontology and Knowledge Graph focused on Italian Digital Cultural Heritage research and establishes a cohesive and reusable solution for integrating semantic repositories with diverse metadata consumers.
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The growing reliance on data in analytical processes and evidence-based decision-making has reinforced the importance of Data Engineering in building pipelines capable of integrating, transforming, validating, and delivering data from heterogeneous sources. However, the reliability of analytical assets depends not only...
R. C. Correia, D. F. Toledo, Camila Tolin Santos da Silva· 0 citations
Digital asset management (DAM) has become a crucial operational capability for organisations managing growing volumes of digital content across multiple channels, teams and compliance regimes. However, many DAM initiatives fail to deliver their intended value, not because of shortcomings in platform functionality, but...
Geoff Byrne· Journal of Digital Media Man...· 0 citations
An integrated Linked Open Metadata (LOM) framework for an ASEAN Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) aggregation platform is developed and evaluated to position aggregation as a socio-technical governance problem and provide a transferable framework for regions with heterogeneous institutional capacity an...
Wirapong Chansanam, Treepidok Ngootip, K. Kwiecien et al.· npj Heritage Science· 0 citations
This study contributes a systematic workflow for metadata mapping and provides empirical evidence on the limitations of current metadata standardization practices, supporting future efforts toward improved cross-domain metadata interoperability.
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This paper describes a scalable workflow developed by the University of Minnesota Libraries to integrate item-level content notices into digitised archives and special collections materials. As galleries, libraries, archives and museums (GLAMs) continue to support reparative description efforts and maintain commitments...
Teresa Berger, S. Lawan· Journal of Digital Media Man...· 0 citations
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