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| − | + | Welcome to the EURHISFIRM Wikibase! | |
| − | + | '''Please note that all content on this website is temporary and is wiped regularly.''' This is a sandbox instance using a small sample of data from the DFIH and SCOB databases as well as metadata from external sources. | |
| − | == | + | == EURHISFIRM == |
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| − | + | [https://eurhisfirm.eu/ EURHISFIRM] is a H2020-funded project to design a world-class research infrastructure to collect, merge, extract, collate, align and share detailed '''historical high-quality firm level data for Europe'''. | |
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| − | + | == Wikibase for EURHISFIRM == | |
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| + | Wikibase is the solution currently explored for a collaborative environment able to address the needs of EURHISFIRM. All the source code of this work – past, present and future – is accessible on the repositories at this address: https://gitlab.huma-num.fr/eurhisfirm. | ||
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| + | == Quick intro to Wikibase == | ||
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| + | Wikibase is the main piece of software powering the Wikidata project, a relatively recent sister project of Wikipedia. Wikidata is to structured data what Wikipedia is to raw, unstructured content. A Wikibase instance such as EurHisFirms’s or Wikidata consists mainly of items, each uniquely identified by an identifier and having a label, a description and any number of aliases in as many languages as needed. | ||
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| + | [https://hackmd.io/@jailbreak/ehf-wikibase-public Read more here] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 10 November 2021
Welcome to the EURHISFIRM Wikibase!
Please note that all content on this website is temporary and is wiped regularly. This is a sandbox instance using a small sample of data from the DFIH and SCOB databases as well as metadata from external sources.
EURHISFIRM
EURHISFIRM is a H2020-funded project to design a world-class research infrastructure to collect, merge, extract, collate, align and share detailed historical high-quality firm level data for Europe.
Wikibase for EURHISFIRM
Wikibase is the solution currently explored for a collaborative environment able to address the needs of EURHISFIRM. All the source code of this work – past, present and future – is accessible on the repositories at this address: https://gitlab.huma-num.fr/eurhisfirm.
Quick intro to Wikibase
Wikibase is the main piece of software powering the Wikidata project, a relatively recent sister project of Wikipedia. Wikidata is to structured data what Wikipedia is to raw, unstructured content. A Wikibase instance such as EurHisFirms’s or Wikidata consists mainly of items, each uniquely identified by an identifier and having a label, a description and any number of aliases in as many languages as needed.