International Conference on Electronic Publishing

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[Final keynote 5 of 5] He is completing the first volume of a planned 17 volume digital edition of the collected works of Ibn Ishaq and will share more on the process - his keynote is on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3D1ImJ2igA&t=2s …. Add your comments and questions mentioning #ElPub2020 and @rkjaques.

[Final keynote 3 of 5] Since 2007 he has been working on the recovery and analysis of the “lost” texts of Muhammad b. Ishaq (d. 151/767).

[Final keynote 2 of 5] A warm welcome to our speaker Prof. Kevin Jaques. He is an associate professor of Islamic Studies in the Department of Religious Studies @IUBloomington since 2001. #ElPub2020 @UCL_qatar @rkjaques

[Final keynote 1 of 5] It is hard to believe but this is now the time for our final keynote! Although it comes from the USA, it is very relevant to the Middle East, humanities and #digitalhumanities. #ElPub2020 @UCL_qatar @rkjaques

9/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid This proposed a framework to reveal data publishing through iterative and differential processes. Data is collected from #openscience project to identify and gather information of data portals, thus formalizing a model to support benchmarking exercises.

8/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid Framework encompasses automation in a way manual intervention to reveal data publishing is drastically reduced. Identified data portals are subject to automatic checking through available API, but there is no way to guarantee they publish #opendata

6/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid Differential process considers differences among data collection events. The idea is to allow comparisons between events through a defined data model by providing a structure optimized to read, summarize&analyze numeric values obtained from data portals

5/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid Iterative process estimates data collection events in a monthly basis, which is the frequency defined by the @CommonCrawl deliveries. Once an iteration is done, a list of identified data portals is ready to be stored in the historical data repository

3/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid Framework’s design includes a solution to keep track of past and existing data portals through a historical repository which is intended to remain available to scholars and #opendata community to support their benchmarking exercises.

2/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid We relied on the @CommonCrawl #openscience project to access free and open repository of web crawl data. This project makes a monthly copy of HTML sources available on the web as they stood on a given point in time, including textual data and metadata.

1/9 #ElPub2020 @andreiwid We present the development of a framework for #opendata publishing from #openscience perspective. Data is extracted from the whole web with +3 billion URLs analyzed to identify potential data portals and then gather information about their availability.