[TEI-ontology-SIG] SIG meeting in Wurzburg time

[Christian-Emil Ore <c.e.s.ore@il...>]

Dear all
I honestly thought our meeting was scheduled to Friday morning. In the 
current programme it is on Saturday. I will try move it back to Friday.

I clearly fill the role as an absent minded scholar.
Chr-Emil


Some weeks ago I sent an email with some suggestions for the meeting. I 
did read the main programme with my glasses on, so I did not see the 
that Sebastian Rahtz will present his work in the main programme on 
Thursday.

The time slot for the meeting is only 90 minutes. I suggest we go 
through Øyvind's list of topics and:

Sebastian write
"my work is really all about people, and places, and dates; which is one
interesting area. Then there is the bibliographical metadata
(like ECCO) which is worth looking at. And then there is the
whole question of general RDF in TEI, discussed in some
detail at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3309894&group_id=106328&atid=644065 
as a feature request. I think a review of that request, and proposal of 
an answer, would be very worthwhile"

The sourceforge request is indeed interesting and it also fits well with 
issues in Øyvind's list as well as a part of the discussion  in the 
paper written by Øyvind Eide and me about TEI and CRM
(edd.uio.no/artiklar/tekstkoding/Lit_Linguist_Computing-2009-Ore-161-72.pdf).

Personally I am working a practical exercise on how to store real world 
information found in registers and entries in Regesta Norvegica and 
Diplomatarium Norvegicum (two printed editions of transcripts and 
information about Norwegian Medieval Charters) together with TEI encoded 
versions of the texts. Som ideas can be found in a presentation I gave 
at Digital Diplomatics two weeks ago 
(edd.uio.no/artiklar/tekstkoding/C-E_Ore_digdipl2011.pdf).


Regards,
Christian-Emil

[TEI-ontology-SIG] SIG meeting in Wurzburg

[Christian-Emil Ore <c.e.s.ore@il...>]

Dear all
Some weeks ago I sent an email with some suggestions for the meeting. I 
did read the main programme with my glasses on, so I did not see the 
that Sebastian Rahtz will present his work in the main programme on 
Thursday.

The time slot for the meeting is only 90 minutes. I suggest we go 
through Øyvind's list of topics and:

Sebastian write
"my work is really all about people, and places, and dates; which is one
interesting area. Then there is the bibliographical metadata
(like ECCO) which is worth looking at. And then there is the
whole question of general RDF in TEI, discussed in some
detail at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3309894&group_id=106328&atid=644065 
as a feature request. I think a review of that request, and proposal of 
an answer, would be very worthwhile"

The sourceforge request is indeed interesting and it also fits well with 
issues in Øyvind's list as well as a part of the discussion  in the 
paper written by Øyvind Eide and me about TEI and CRM
(edd.uio.no/artiklar/tekstkoding/Lit_Linguist_Computing-2009-Ore-161-72.pdf).

Personally I am working a practical exercise on how to store real world 
information found in registers and entries in Regesta Norvegica and 
Diplomatarium Norvegicum (two printed editions of transcripts and 
information about Norwegian Medieval Charters) together with TEI encoded 
versions of the texts. Som ideas can be found in a presentation I gave 
at Digital Diplomatics two weeks ago 
(edd.uio.no/artiklar/tekstkoding/C-E_Ore_digdipl2011.pdf).


Regards,
Christian-Emil