A Platform for Collaborative Historical Research based on Volunteered Geographical Information

J. Inf. Data Manag. Pub Date : 2018-12-30 DOI:10.5753/jidm.2018.2046

K. Ferreira, L. Ferla, G. R. Queiroz, N. Vijaykumar, Carlos A. Noronha, R. Mariano, Denis Taveira, Gabriel Sansigolo, Orlando Guarnieri, Thomas Rogers, J. Lesser, M. Page, Fernando Atique, D. Musa, Janaina Y. Santos, Diego S. Morais, Cristiane R. Miyasaka, C. Almeida, L. Nascimento, Jaine A. Diniz, M. Santos

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Digital humanities research promotes the intersection between digital technologies and humanities, emphasizing free knowledge sharing and collaborative work. Based on digital humanities features, this paper describes the architecture of a computational platform for collaborative historical research designed and developed in an ongoing project called Pauliceia 2.0. This project aims to produce historical data of São Paulo city from 1870 to 1940 and to develop a computational platform that allows researchers to explore, integrate and share urban historical data sets. The Pauliceia 2.0 platform main goal is to use volunteered geographical information (VGI) and crowdsourcing concepts to produce past geographical data and to allow historians to share historical data sets resulting from their researches. In this work, we present the Pauliceia 2.0 platform architecture and its underlying VGI protocol.

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基于志愿地理信息的协同历史研究平台

数字人文学科研究促进了数字技术与人文学科的交叉，强调自由知识共享和协同工作。基于数字人文学科的特点，本文描述了一个正在进行的名为保利西亚2.0的项目中设计和开发的协作历史研究计算平台的体系结构。该项目旨在生成圣保罗市1870年至1940年的历史数据，并开发一个计算平台，使研究人员能够探索、整合和共享城市历史数据集。Pauliceia 2.0平台的主要目标是使用志愿地理信息(VGI)和众包的概念来生成过去的地理数据，并允许历史学家分享他们研究的历史数据集。在这项工作中，我们介绍了Pauliceia 2.0平台架构及其底层VGI协议。

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