Running on their #nodegoat environment with over 60k medieval scholars and over 350k events.

You can query the data here: https://rag-online.org/datenbank/abfrage https://twitter.com/RAG_online/status/1161198106395971586

RT @technetempire: Already in the calendar!

"06-11-2019, nodegoat workshop at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences Faculty of Social a…

@DavidUnderdown9 @aboutgeo @RAG_online @kgeographer @WHGazetteer That was our point of departure, but we want to offer users the ability to position objects in time by using their own cycle statements and relational before/after/span statements. ChronoJSON is the framework in which EDTF can be used for its main purpose of date notation.

@aboutgeo @RAG_online @kgeographer @WHGazetteer As for documentation: we're writing new guides at the moment and will publish documentation with the next nodegoat release.

@aboutgeo @RAG_online Database specific IDs could be swapped for URIs and those attributes can be made more generic. Data can be published as JSON-LD and can obviously be translated to other annotations. We briefly spoke to @kgeographer @ #DH2019 about publishing data as GeoJSON-T to feed @WHGazetteer

@aboutgeo @RAG_online ChronoJSON is born out of a need for a concise and readable format for user generated dates that are both relational and complex. We're very interested in getting input on this and see whether it can be applied elsewhere.

Presentations of @nodegoat projects on socialist disco culture, book distribution networks, samizdat bibliographies, Russian poets, subversive Romanian groups, i.a. Created during an intensive 7-day summer university organised by @nep4dissent at @CEU

https://lab1100.com/update.p/99.m/42/results-of-the-ceu-summer-university-on-digital-approaches-to-cultures-of-dissent-in-eastern-europe

When people ask us "how do you visualise uncertainty?", we usually respond with "how do you store your uncertainty?" Finally there's no need for circa, around, and 1867??? anymore!

👇 https://twitter.com/nodegoat/status/1154388534062714880

@RAG_online You can now experiment with these features on http://nodegoat.net, using your own data model. Let us know if you have any feedback! (4/4)

@RAG_online The researchers of @RAG_online will use this feature to describe immatriculations, graduations, and careers of medieval scholars based on verbose date statements (3/4)

@RAG_online By defining your own cycles (spring, sommersemester, etc.) and adding additional statements, you can be very precise in defining the vagueness, ambiguity, or sequence of your dates (2/4)

Soft-launch of a new #nodegoat functionality, developed for @RAG_online: complex and relational dating to specify ranges of uncertainty.

Example: this feature can be used to calculate a date of a letter when you only know the letter was sent in between two other letters (1/4)

Great example of how #nodegoat can be used in teaching database skills 👇 https://twitter.com/HxxxKxxx/status/1153719651777568768

RT @DeamonsNetwork: Dennj Solera (BO2022, University of Padua), with Paola Molino and Andrea Caracausi, on “800 years of Patavina libertas.…

Halfway through the #digitalhumanities summer school at the @ceu, organised by @nep4dissent. Lots of great #nodegoat projects being set up!

@sparkyc84 Yes, best to remove them with a multi-delete operation. Select the objects you want to remove, click the grey 'multi' button at the right top corner of your objects overview and click the red 'd' button.

RT @nep4dissent: This is the map representing the participants of the @nep4dissent summer school in #digitalhumanities prepared in @nodegoa…

RT @nep4dissent: Visualisation of geographical locations mentioned in #RadioFreeEurope Background reports (1967-1991), extracted with @CLAR…

RT @GretaHawes: We wrapped up the second #MANTO internship last week at ⁦@anu_classics⁩. Deep thanks to ⁦@DigHumns_ANU⁩ for use of the lab…

RT @maciejmaryl: Check out the .@nep4dissent poster at #DH2019 "Mediating Research Through Technology" (no.18) on analysing and enabling #d…

#DH2019 @DJWrisley presents the needs for the development of a Humanities Entity Recognizer, allowing you to geotag texts in a language agnostic manner: https://github.com/alexerdmann/HER. cc @maciejmaryl

RT @kgeographer: Yes, "GIS doesn't do time well" has been heard often for decades, but ironically(?) just prior to my talk, new features of…

RT @patymurrieta: @bgmartins you are being missed at #timespace2019! I think you woild be interested in this presentation on temporal attri…

RT @TobyBurrows: New publication: "Tracing the History of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts: Two Recent Digital Humanities Projects" htt…

Great venue! We'll present @nodegoat tomorrow and our paper on temporally attributed geometries on Friday. Full programme here: http://timeinspace2019.cfs.unipi.it/programme/

#timespace2019 https://twitter.com/TSpace2019/status/1143795773253083136

RT @technetempire: TechNetEMPIRE digital tools @Nodegoat used by students of Colégio Valsassina Experiences during the summer week " My fir…

Thanks for participating! Good luck with your projects 🙌 https://twitter.com/nabatz/status/1142029525909463046

RT @nabatz: Today, I'm attending a workshop at @uni_EF about @nodegoat for research data management. Looks really flexible so far. Maybe th…

#dhiha8 You can find the slides of our workshop "Teaching Database Skills for Historical Research with nodegoat" here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LJGxoX9b4r6fWxMUTxneS76hu31J4vTurJIjVSv0co4