1. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Combining Statistics and Text for a View of Irish Cultural Heritage IASSIST 2009, Tampere Finland, May 27, 2009 Fredric C. Gey –UC Data Archive & Technical Assistance. –University of California, Berkeley –http://ucdata.berkeley.edu/gey.html Institute for Museum and Library Services Grants: –Seamless search of textual and numeric databases (1999-2002), – Going places in the catalog: Improved Geographic Access (2002-2004), –What Where, When and Why– support for the learner (2004-2006), –Bringing Lives to Light – Biography in Context (2006-2008) –Context and Relationships – Ireland and Irish Studies, (2007-2010) –Colleagues: Michael Buckland, Ray Larson, Kim Carl, Jeanette Zerneke, host of students including Ryan Shaw and Vivien Petras –Collaboration with Centre for Digitisation, Queens University, Belfast Paul Ell, collaborating PI

2. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography HETEROGENEOUS DIGITAL INFORMATION SEARCH Current Search Technology (multiple independent searches without search aids) Bibliography Full Text Maps and other Geospatial data Music and other media QUERY Numeric Statistical Databases Patents

3. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Heterogeneous Digital Information Search Direct Mappings and Search Between Multiple Information Types QUERY Bibliography Full Text Numeric Statistical Databases Patents EVMs EVM m EVMp EVMt EVMg QUERY plus Maps and other Geospatial data Music and other media

4. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Context and Relationships: Ireland and Irish Studies (Goals) (2007-2010 NEH/IMLS Grant) Enable automatic and manual editorial markup of scanned scholarly materials for personal names and geography Recognition of place/person names in middle English and Gaelic Combine historical statistics with external search of documents by geographic commonality Utilize Hogan’s Onomasticon Goedelicum locorum et tribuum Hiberniae et Scotiae An index, with identifications, to the Gaelic names of places and tribes (1909 Edmund Hogan, SJ), a kind of concordance of Irish documents by place

5. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Who, What, Where When IMLS Project (2004-200 IMLS grant) Developed multi-genre search using common geography (data/books)search using common geography

6. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Biography Markup and Search Goals (2006-2006 IMLS grant) To develop tools for editors, archivists and compilers of historical papers –Emma Goldman papers To develop display in time/space to facilitate historical discovery, i.e. who lived there at the same time and what important events occurred there To visualize biography as an ordered sequence of 4-tuple events (activity, time, place, other-people) – developing biographical markup standards Congressional Biography – automatic markup of place, date, time-range ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY. Born in Braintree, now Quincy, Mass., July 11, 1767. When ten years of age, he accompanied his father to France ; and when fifteen, was private secretary to the American Minister in Russia. He was graduated at Harvard University in 1787 ; studied law in Newburyport, and settled in Boston. From 1794 to 1801 he was American Minister to Holland, England, Sweden, and Prussia. He was a Senator in Congress from 1803 to 1808

7. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Biography Markup: Emma Goldman Travels (2006-2009 IMLS grant) The Atom format feeds directly into GOOGLE maps

8. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography From Publishing Context to Building Context

9. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Context and Relationships: Ireland and Irish Studies (2007-2009 NEH/IMLS Grant) Collaboration with Center for Digitization, Queens University Belfast –Digitizing ~500,000 pages of Irish Historical and Cultural Studies To develop display and contextual search in time/space to facilitate scholarly discovery: http://gray.ischool.berkeley.edu/oldw4/irish/http://gray.ischool.berkeley.edu/oldw4/irish/

10. Digital Library of Core Materials on Ireland exemplar £620,000 grant from JISC to digitise journals, monographs and manuscripts relating to Irish Studies and create the foundations of a digital library resource Initial archive of around 470,000 pages 100 journals covering 200 year period and about 400,000 pages 2,500 pages of manuscript 205 key monographs Machine-readable text for all journals and monographs and some manuscripts Detailed ‘object’ level metadata

11. Project Imperatives Access to rare resources without visiting Belfast Resource discovery – use of less common journals New, complex searching using detailed metadata and semantic searching Serendipity A one stop shop for journals – and more Enhanced research developing from better access Insert image

12. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Ireland and Irish Studies: Statistical Data about Ireland Center for Digitization, Queens University Belfast has digitized 200 years of Irish Historical Statistics We wish to integrate statistical data display with scholarly search and browsing by time and place

13. The Database of Irish Historical Statistics 32,934,018 data values from 1821 to 1971, and then linked to contemporary digital sources Mostly census data but also annual agricultural statistics, civil registration information, crime statistics... Topics include population statistics, crop and stock data, language, literacy, religion, occupations, employment, housing, emigration, industry and industrial structure, trade and commerce, wages, pauperism etc www.qub.ac.uk/cdda/iredb/dbhme.htm

14. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Ireland and Irish Studies: Our new approach Utilize the capabilities of Google Earth Obtain historic Irish sub-county boundary files (Baronies and Poor Law Union)

15. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Ireland and Irish Studies: Our new approach Utilize the capabilities of Google Earth (2) Utilize the KML markup language to integrate statistical data display with scholarly search and browsing by time and place

16. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Ireland and Irish Studies: Google Earth (3) Search links added to statistical data display

17. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Ireland and Irish Studies: next steps Add more statistics Religion (percent Catholic, Protestant, other) Agriculture Add more resources to search Begin working with and geographically indexing the 500k pages of Irish journals and books. Refine our user interfaces and develop more prototype demonstrations

18. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography References M Buckland and L Lancaster 2004, "Combining Place, Time, and Topic" D-Lib Magazine, May 2004, Volume 10 Number 5 http://www.dlib.org/dlib/may04/buckland/05buckland.html http://www.dlib.org/dlib/may04/buckland/05buckland.html M Buckland, A Chen, F Gey & R Larson, 2006. “Search Across Different Media: Numeric Data Sets and Text Files.” Information Technology and Libraries. December 2006, pp 181-189. M Buckland, A Chen, F Gey, R Larson, R Mostern & V Petras 2007 ”Geographic Search: Catalogs, Gazetteers, and Maps.” College & Research Libraries, Sept 2007 F Gey, R Shaw, R Larson, M Buckland, B Pateman and D Melia, “Marking Up Cultural Materials for Time and Geography,” in Proceedings of the Workshop on Information Access to Cultural Heritage, Aarhus, Denmark, Sept 28, 2008. F Gey, R Shaw, R Larson, B Pateman, “Biography as events in time and space”, Proceedings of ACM GIS Conference, Irvine, California, Nov 4-7, 2008 Emma Goldman papers (http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/)http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/ http://www.ucc.ie:8080/cocoon/doi/locus (onomasticon)http://www.ucc.ie:8080/cocoon/doi/locus

19. GESIS – Vocabulary, Statistics, Time and Geography Grant home pages Biography project http://ecai.org/imls2006/ Irish project http://ecai.org/neh2007/