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  1. Nov 2024
    1. Introduction

      Is it introduction to hy the ontology?

      Historical research on exhibitions requires the mobilization and exploitation of extensive archival documentation to provide information on the history of collection hangings in art museums. While the reconstruction of exhibition displays is fraught with practical and methodological difficulties, due in particular to the partiality of the documentation preserved and the need to deal with heterogeneous sources of information (exhibition views, loan lists, exhibition room plans, expographic or scenographic projects), this process can greatly benefit from a digital approach that takes advantage of three-dimensional modeling.

      The Display ontology defines a set of classes and properties for describing exhibitions. It adopts an expographic perspective based on the concept of exhibit, mobilizing mainly a spatial logic that implies being able to define topological relationships between exhibit and exhibition spaces.

      This ontology is developed at the Ouvroir laboratory within the partnership New Uses of Collections in Art Museums (2021-2028).

    2. Add your references here. It is recommended to have them as a list.

      Guillem, A., Gros, A., Reby, K., Abergel, V. et DeLuca, L. (2023). RCC8 for CIDOC CRM: Semantic Modeling of Mereological and Topological Spatial Relations in Notre-Dame de Paris. Dans A. Bikakis, R. Ferrario, S. Jean, B. Markhoff, A. Mosca et M. Nicolosi Asmundo (dir.), SWODCH’23 : International Workshop on Semantic Web and Ontology Design for Cultural Heritage. https://hal.science/hal-04275714 Rasmussen, M. H., Lefrançois, M., Schneider, G. F. et Pauwels, P. (2021a). BOT: The building topology ontology of the W3C linked building data group. Semantic Web, 12(1), 143‑161. https://doi.org/10.3233/SW-200385 Rasmussen, M. H., Pauwels, P., Lefrançois, M. et Schneider, G. F. (2021b, 28 juin). Building Topology Ontology [Draft Community Group Report]. https://w3c-lbd-cg.github.io/bot/ Renaudie, Z. (2019). Le monde de Feux pâles, l’exposition à l’épreuve de la conservation-restauration, tome I [Mémoire Master II, École supérieure d’art d’Avignon]. https://www.academia.edu/40627194/Renaudie_Zoë_Le_monde_de_Feux_pâles lexposition_à_l’épreuve_de_la_conservation_restauration_TOME_I

    3. provides for exhibition functions at certain time within the zone it is contained in.

      at a given moment? J'ai tiqué sur time mais c'est peut-être normal.

    4. Any exhibition entity, building element or furniture with a characteristic artistic, aesthetic or technical function, with form or position that might be described by the means of topological relationship within an exhibition space, optionally constituent of a display entity.

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    5. above adjacent exhibit back-to-back behind below contained in contains contains exhibit covered by covers faces has exhibit has exhibition space has topological relation with in front of included in includes interface of exhibit interface of space interface provided by intersecting exhibit left of lies against lies on next to over overlaps proximal relationship right of spatial relationship touches under

      tu voulais pas ajouter framed?

    6. his ontology is developed at the Ouvroir laboratory within the partnership New Uses of Collections in Art Museums (2021-2028).

      This ontology is developed at the Ouvroir Laboratory and part of the research on New Uses of Collections in Art Museums, a partnership funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada: https://cieco.co/fr