JSAI2024

Presentation information

Poster Session

Poster session » Poster session

[4Xin2] Poster session 2

Fri. May 31, 2024 12:00 PM - 1:40 PM Room X (Event hall 1)

[4Xin2-97] Theory and Practice of Representing Humanities and Social Science Knowledge Using Knowledge Graphs

Focusing on the Representation of Historical and Cultural Knowledge

〇Akihiro Kameda1 (1.National Museum of Japanese History)

Keywords:Knowledge Graph, Digital Humanities, Ontology

This paper shows the fundamental theory of representing humanities and social science knowledge through knowledge graphs, with revisits the problem of how URIs represent real-world entities. As examples, using data related to history, cultural heritage and digital archives that the author has constructed so far, the paper describes how knowledge can be organised when describing it as a knowledge graph and what becomes possible by doing so. It is hoped that these discussions and models will make it easier to start using knowledge graphs to represent humanities and sociology knowledge, which has been considered difficult.

Authentication for paper PDF access

A password is required to view paper PDFs. If you are a registered participant, please log on the site from Participant Log In.
You could view the PDF with entering the PDF viewing password bellow.

Password