Semantic data model for knowledge representation and dissemination of cultural heritage site, Poompuhar

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Current Science Pub Date : 2022-11-25 DOI:10.18520/cs/v123/i10/1237-1245

M. Lissa, V. Bhuvaneswari, T. Devi, J. S. Kumar, R. Rajeswari

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Among the ancient cities and ports of Tamil Nadu, India, Poompuhar is a historical and coastal port that emerged with the increasing maritime trade of the early Chola kingdom. The ancient trade town and the busy port of Poompuhar symbolize the Tamil culture and civilization up to 200 CE . The city was destroyed and washed away by big shore waves during AD 500. The submerged parts and scattered destruction remains have been identified in onshore and offshore excavations around the coastal lines of the Bay of Bengal in Tamil Nadu. Information on the port city can be found in various sources, such as archaeological evidence, historical references, coastal erosion data and Sangam Tamil literature. Here, a methodology is pre-sented for a semantic representation of Poompuhar port city, integrating heterogeneous data to create a knowledge base by mapping and associating related entities. The knowledge base has been created using CIDOC CRM to represent Poompuhar events digitally. The experimental results of the ontology are verified exploring the submergence of Poompuhar use cases for onshore and offshore excavations through a knowledge graph.

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文化遗址知识表达与传播的语义数据模型，普普哈尔

在印度泰米尔纳德邦的古代城市和港口中，普姆普哈尔是一个历史悠久的沿海港口，随着早期乔拉王国海上贸易的增加而出现。古老的贸易城镇和繁忙的港口普姆普哈尔象征着公元200年的泰米尔文化和文明。公元500年，这座城市被巨大的海岸海浪摧毁并冲走。在泰米尔纳德邦孟加拉湾海岸线附近的陆上和海上挖掘中，已经确定了淹没的部分和散落的破坏遗骸。关于这个港口城市的信息可以从各种来源找到，例如考古证据、历史参考资料、海岸侵蚀数据和Sangam泰米尔文学。本文提出了一种普普哈尔港口城市语义表示的方法，通过映射和关联相关实体，集成异构数据创建知识库。使用CIDOC CRM创建了知识库，以数字方式表示Poompuhar事件。对本体的实验结果进行了验证，通过知识图谱探索了岸上和海上挖掘的Poompuhar用例的淹没。

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