Dataset DOI: 10.48548/pubdata-17

HyperImage Documentation of the Ebstorf World Map

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Chronological data

Year of publication2023
Date of availability in catalog2023-04-21
Available from / since 2023-04-21

Language of the resource

German
English

Related external resources

Described by Warnke, Martin. Digitale Schreibzeuge. In: Kunstgeschichte digital, edited by Hubertus Kohle, 171-91. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag, 1997.
Requires URL: https://github.com/DAASI/HyperImage3

Publisher

Author

Warnke, Martin

Other contributors

Abstract

This dataset contains the results of the research project "Ebstorfer Weltkarte" dealing with the web documentation and representation of one medieval world map found in the monastery Ebstorf. The dataset is generated and implemented by using the open source software HyperImage. The HyperImage software was developed to document the highly complex interlinked image and text material to facilitate the reconstruction of artworks. HyperImage implements the pictorial footnote on the image, meaning that precisely marked image details can be linked via hypertext with other image details, image collections and texts. The image details are intellectually identified and marked, i.e., by authors, not by programs.

Resource type

Collection
Dynamic / Interactive Web Resource
Image
Text

Kinds of Data

Corpora / Editions / Collections
Visualisations
Annotations
Programs and Applications

Methods

Recording
Modeling
Analysis of digital content
Description

Thematic classification

Digitale Kunstgeschichte

Keywords

Ebstorf; Weltkarte; Hypertext; Bildbeschreibung; Kunstwerk; Mittelalter; Kunstdarstellung; Relationierung; Kunstdokumentation; Metadaten; Webanwendung; Virtuelle Forschungsumgebung; Digitale Medien; Ebstorf; World Map; Hypertext; Image Description; Artwork; Middle Ages; Linked Data; Documentation; Metadata; Web Application; Virtual Research Environment; Hypermedia

Notes

The data is structured in zip-files that have to be decompressed (unzipped) and uploaded to a standard web server, from where it can be addressed by using the path to the directory that contains all the files and directories of that project. If not stated otherwise, a standard web browser with JavaScript enabled is the only technical requirements to access and view the material.

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Time Period of the Collection of the Data

Time Period of the Creation of the Dataset

1990 - 2020

Temporal Coverage of the Dataset

Geolocation (Country)

Germany

Geolocation (Region/Location)