Japanese Military “Comfort Women” Knowledge Graph

IF 1.5 4区管理学 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Information Technology and Libraries Pub Date : 2023-03-20 DOI:10.6017/ital.v42i1.15799

Haram Park, Haklae Kim

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Abstract

Materials related to Japanese military “comfort women” in Korea are managed by several institutions. Each digital archive has their own metadata schema and management policies. So far, a standard or a common guideline for describing digital records is not formalized. We propose a Japanese military “comfort women” knowledge graph to semantically interlink the digital records from distributed digital archives. To build a Japanese military “comfort women” knowledge graph, digital records and descriptive metadata were collected from existing digital archives. A list of metadata was defined by analyzing commonly used properties and a knowledge model designed by reusing standard vocabularies. Knowledge was constructed by interlinking the collected records, external data sources, and enriching data. The knowledge graph was evaluated using the FAIR data maturity model.

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日本军队“慰安妇”知识图谱

与驻韩日军“慰安妇”有关的物资由多个机构管理。每个数字档案都有自己的元数据模式和管理策略。到目前为止，描述数字记录的标准或通用指南还没有正式化。我们提出了一个日本军方“慰安妇”知识图，将分布式数字档案中的数字记录进行语义连接。为了构建日本军队“慰安妇”知识图谱，从现有的数字档案中收集了数字记录和描述性元数据。通过分析常用属性定义了元数据列表，并通过重用标准词汇设计了知识模型。知识是通过将收集的记录、外部数据源和丰富的数据联系起来构建的。使用FAIR数据成熟度模型对知识图进行了评估。

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Information Technology and Libraries 管理科学-计算机：信息系统

CiteScore

2.90

自引率

5.60%

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审稿时长

1 months

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