Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’
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Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’
Summary
Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ is a conference poster[1].
Key Facts
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ authored Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — author (P50): Matthias Erfurth[2].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ authored Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — author (P50): Christian Erlinger[3].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ authored Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — author (P50): Jens Bemme[4].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s instance of is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — instance of (P31): conference poster[5].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s copyright license is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution[6].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s language of work or name is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — language of work or name (P407): German[7].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ was published on January 14, 2021[8].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ was released on April 21, 2021[9].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s main subject is Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Die Datenlaube[10].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s main subject is Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): citizen science[11].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s main subject is Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Open Citizen Science[12].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s main subject is Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Die höchsten Bauwerke und Denkmäler der Welt[13].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s main subject is Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Die Gartenlaube[14].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s main subject is Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): metadata[15].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s work available at URL is recorded as https://diedatenlaube.github.io/forum_citizen_science_2021.html[16].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s work available at URL is recorded as https://www.buergerschaffenwissen.de/veranstaltungen/forum-citizen-science-2021/poster[17].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s published in is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — published in (P1433): Die Datenlaube[18].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s published in is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — published in (P1433): Forum Citizen Science 2021[19].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s title is recorded as Open Citizen Science: Metadaten und Links für ‚Die Bauwerke und Denkmäler der Welt‘[20].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s cites work is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — cites work (P2860): Die höchsten Bauwerke und Denkmäler der Welt[21].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s cites work is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — cites work (P2860): Interim report of the "SFB 1853" - two years #DieDatenlaube[22].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s cites work is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — cites work (P2860): #DieDatenlaube – Daten für Digital Humanities & Die Gartenlaube aus Leipzig[23].
- Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s copyright status is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[24].
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Authorship and Creation
Authored works include Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — author (P50): Matthias Erfurth[2], an information scientist[25], b. 1974[26], of Germany[27]; Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — author (P50): Christian Erlinger[3], a beekeeper[28], b. 1984[29], of Austria[30]; and Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — author (P50): Jens Bemme[4], a local historian[31], b. 1978[32], of Germany[33], awarded the Open Science Fellows Program[34], specialised in citizen science[35].
Publication
Publication dates include January 14, 2021[8] and April 21, 2021[9]. Open Citizen Science: Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’'s language of work or name is recorded as Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — language of work or name (P407): German[7].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Die Datenlaube[10], Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): citizen science[11], Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Open Citizen Science[12], Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Die höchsten Bauwerke und Denkmäler der Welt[13], Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): Die Gartenlaube[14], and Metadata and links for ‘The buildings and monuments of the world’ — main subject (P921): metadata[15].