Formal artefacts · MiKaDo 1.0.0
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The citable core of a conceptual model for situated observation in heritage science: pivot TBox, SHACL shapes, operational vocabulary, and bridges to CIDOC CRM / HDTO, SOSA/SSN and the dür.air leaf types. Turtle and OWL/XML, licensed CC BY 4.0. The same export is multi-typed to those neighbours. The frames, recordings and clouds a graph cites are not in these files. They are specified as Folio.
Ontology
| File | What it is | |
|---|---|---|
mikado.ttl |
Pivot TBox (mko:) |
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mikado.shapes.ttl |
SHACL invariants (1.0.1) | View Download |
mikado-schema.ttl |
Operational vocabulary (so:) |
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mikado-schema.owl |
OWL/XML rendering of so: |
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Bridges
| File | Alignment | |
|---|---|---|
mikado-so-bridge.ttl |
mko: ↔ so: |
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mikado-hdto-bridge.ttl |
mko: ↔ HDTO |
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mikado-sosa-bridge.ttl |
mko: ↔ SOSA/SSN |
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Namespaces
Pivot: mikado.ttl (mko:)
Operational: mikado-schema.ttl (so:)
Authors: Livio De Luca, Anthony Pamart, Quentin Vogel. Publisher: MAP — UPR 2002 CNRS. Principal support from ERC n-Dame_Heritage (No. 101055423), with complementary support from the European project GRAPHIA (HORIZON-INFRA-2024-TECH-01, No. 101188018) and the E-RIHS infrastructure (ERIC).
Source repository, SPARQL catalogue and changelog: map-2002/mikado.
Folio example
One package you can open: a photograph, one graphic region, one distance, one voice note, the photogrammetric model, and the MiKaDo graph of those same identifiers. It is reduced from the public capture Detail Iglesia San Saturnino. The specification is Folio. How a browser reads it is the Viewer.
| File | What it is | |
|---|---|---|
folio-san-saturnino.zip |
Folio 1 specimen, about 15 MB | Download |
Viewer
The web reader of a Folio is specified as the Viewer: photographs and graphic, metric and voice annotations from the package. Each geometric layer keeps its archival source and may carry the web rendition — Potree, Nexus or Spark SPZ — that the reader streams. The graph joins the scene by the same identifiers. A simple build will be listed here shortly.