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This proposed semantic network model of contra dance shows the connections

between entities and concepts using a specific vocabulary to describe relationships.

This kind of modeling can later be leveraged as linked data and ontologies.

Further Research

This project is the beginning of future research opportunities into:

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  • using pluralist methods of knowledge organization and representation to study ICH, particularly folk dances, rituals, and event-based traditions

  • application of facet analysis, entity relationship (ER) modeling, the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM), and the IFLA Library Reference Model (LRM) to contra dance

  • developing structured vocabularies and domain knowledge bases like thesauri and ontologies for contra dance and other folk dance forms

  • building digital repositories and exhibitions for visualizations of folk dance figures, patterns, and movements

  • developing metadata schemas and cataloging standards for folk dance and other folk traditions

ABOUT THIS PROJECT

This is a cultural heritage informatics (CHI) project undertaken for the Fall 2018 LIS 60365 Cultural Heritage Informatics course, developed and taught by Dr. Marcia Lei Zeng at the School of Information, Kent State University

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© 2018 by L.P. Coladangelo, MLIS student at the School of Information, Kent State University

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