Be Your Own Curator with CHIP Lora Aroyo, Yiwen Wang.

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Be Your Own Curator with CHIP Lora Aroyo, Yiwen Wang

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam CHIP - Cultural Heritage Information Personalization Eindhoven University of Technology  Lora Aroyo, Paul De Bra, Natalia Stash, Yiwen Wang Telematica Instituut  Rogier Brussee, Lloyd Rutledge Rijksmuseum Amsterdam  Peter Gorgels, Cathy Jagers

Main Research Question Can we use semantic metadata of cultural heritage to improve personalized access through multiple devices (e.g. PC, mobile phone, PDA)?  Semantics-driven recommendations & search  Personalized User Interaction  Enriching existing museum data by using shared vocabularies, e.g. Getty, IconClass

Museum Experience Cycle WebMuseum User Profile

Personalized Web Access Online Tour Wizard Personalized Museum Experience Personalized Mobile Tour Interactive user modeling Recommendations of artworks and art topics Semantic Search Museum tour maps Historic timeline Interactive tours On-the-fly adaptation Synchronized user profile

Approach: Enriched Data Making metadata available in RDF/OWL Making relevant vocabularies available in RDF/OWL Aligning & enriching vocabularies/metadata

Rich Description of Artworks

style: Baroque teacher of: Gerrit Dou teacher of: Nicolaes Maes teacher of: Ferdinand Bol self-portrait militia place:Amsterdam, 1625 to 1650 Connected Artworks

Search

Recommendations Explanations Why Baroque is recommended? Why Cow beside a ditch is recommended?

Create Your Own Museum Tours

View Tours on Historical Timeline

Realizations Basic Semantic Web technology:  ready for deployment & useful for: discovering interesting, serendipitous paths in the museum collections linking & making interoperable different museum collections illustrating the added value for using open standards Web 2.0 facilities allow for:  connecting user data on the Web  rich personalization and interaction  overcoming social barriers & bridging the gap between museum professionals and visitors

CHIP Demo