
Aggregator that contributes Bulgarian cultural heritage content to Europeana
Mission Statement
http://bulgariana.eu is an upcoming Bulgarian aggregator to Europeana that will include:
- A public website for sharing information
- A wiki (Confluence) for discussion, technical materials, coordination and collaboration
- A digital repository (DSpace) for storing and presenting digitized cultural heritage
- Conversion/ingestion tools for converting objects to the required Europeana formats (ESE and in the future EDM)
- An OAI-PMH endpoint for serving content to Europeana
- Semantic search using OWLIM (in the future)
The mission of the Bulgariana initiative includes the following goals:
- improve communication between Bulgarian organizations working in the cultural heritage domain
- Please join the Google group Cultural Heritage Digitalisation
- improve technical and organizational collaboration
- share information about funding possibilities and calls
- work together on proposals and projects
- concentrate and focus the efforts of the Bulgarian cultural heritage community
- provide a default platform for IT research related to cultural heritage, and an opportunity for small museums and other institutions to host their collections
Why English?
If this is about Bulgarian heritage, why these pages are in English?
The reason is that in this way we hope to attract external partners more easily
Contributors
The present contributors to Bulgariana are:
Initial funding | Korean-Bulgarian IT Cooperation Center | |
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Initiated by | Ontotext | |
Repository implementation | Sirma Media | ![]() |
We are always open for collaboration with other partners. There are many ways in which you can contribute:
- get an account on our wiki to contribute pages and news items (blogs)
- organize meetings and seminars
- run student internships or master thesis works using our platform
- put more collections at the Bulgariana repository
- share ideas for proposals and projects
Please email info@bulgariana.eu if you would like to discuss a potential collaboration.
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