ManuscriptMigrations

Mapping Manuscript Migrations was a Digging into Data project for 2017-2020; Tweets mostly by @TobyBurrows

[Digital Scriptorium @dscriptorium2_0]

Excited to announce that the new DS Catalog is up and running at https://t.co/RAvDOS4K6Z. Data entry from existing member institutions has started and will be continuing through the rest of year. Check it out and let us know what you think!

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

@YaleClassicsLib @TobyBurrows @HannoWijsman @digitalmedieval @LauraJCleaver @mikko_koho SPARQL queries and results for this paper can be found on Zenodo: https://t.co/GeizVwivie

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

@YaleClassicsLib @TobyBurrows @HannoWijsman @digitalmedieval @LauraJCleaver @mikko_koho New publication from @MSMigrations with @TobyBurrows @LauraJCleaver @ehyvonen @mikko_koho et al.

[Yale Classics Lib @YaleClassicsLib]

New in the Digital Medievalist @TobyBurrows .... @HannoWijsman et al. Medieval Manuscripts and Their Migrations: Using SPARQL to Investigate the Research Potential of an Aggregated Knowledge Graph https://t.co/phiPjUQ1jT #openaccess @digitalmedieval

[Toby Burrows @TobyBurrows]

New publication: "Linked Open Data and Medieval Studies: Some Lessons from the Mapping Manuscript Migrations Project" International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, Vol. 16, No. 1 (2022) https://t.co/vufDu60td8 @MSMigrations

[Toby Burrows @TobyBurrows]

Great to see @MSMigrations mentioned as an international partner with @secoresearch @AaltoUniversity This is national digital humanities infrastructure we need in the UK too!

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

"Transforming TEI Manuscript Descriptions into RDF Graphs" new @MSMigrations publication by @TobyBurrows @MatthewHolford David Lewis, Andrew Morrison, Kevin Page, @a_velios @OxfordeResearch and @bodleianlibs in:
https://t.co/MsEYWXCK0g
(Open Access version coming soon)

[Toby Burrows @TobyBurrows]

@up_johd @MSMigrations Retention of stock by Quaritch and Tregaskis - from @MSMigrations dataset

[Toby Burrows @TobyBurrows]

@up_johd @MSMigrations Manuscript migrations: from place of production to last-known location - from @MSMigrations dataset

[Toby Burrows @TobyBurrows]

@up_johd @MSMigrations Height-to-width ratios: missals and breviaries compared - from @MSMigrations dataset

[Journal of Open Humanities Data (JOHD) @up_johd]

#showmeyourdata
The #datapaper for today's appointment is titled "Mapping Manuscript Migrations Knowledge Graph: Data for Tracing the History and Provenance of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts" by the @MSMigrations project. You can find it at https://t.co/7K9MtvcYQR 1/2

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

@qwesterby @leoba @miniaturewheats @sims_mss Fragmentarium? https://t.co/ObJb2DjCfG

[Journal of Open Humanities Data (JOHD) @up_johd]

You will also get to know how the publication process works (#openaccess repos etc.) and what are the advantages of publishing your data in a #datapaper as a humanist.
To read @TobyBurrows and @MSMigrations's #datapaper ➡️ DOI: https://t.co/7K9MtvcYQR 2/2

[Journal of Open Humanities Data (JOHD) @up_johd]

#johdnews
@TobyBurrows is a #JOHD author and editorial board member. Go check his latest post on his project's @MSMigrations website ➡️ https://t.co/c9sJEPTxzz
You will read about the #data used in the project and how they described it in a #datapaper published with #JOHD 1/2

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

@VDucatteeuw I think this is because they were originally an extension to the CIDOC-CRM property P82. They were later added to the official CRM, but have not yet been included in the Erlangen implementation - there's an open issue for this: https://t.co/qtv8dkpbpv

[Yale Classics Lib @YaleClassicsLib]

New issue of Manuscript Studies: A Journal of the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies: Volume 6, Number 1, Spring 2021 https://t.co/ceXDvGAzri @projectMUSE @PennPress @sims_mss

[Toby Burrows @TobyBurrows]

@DHBenelux With an emphasis on using SPARQL queries to explore the @MSMigrations dataset in more detail via its SPARQL endpoint: https://t.co/kjdEmeKKtO

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

"Harmonizing and publishing heterogeneous premodern manuscript metadata as Linked Open Data" - major new Open Access article from the @MSMigrations project, now published in JASIST : https://t.co/bzg1NQUsri

[@kakapitan.bsky.social @KatarzynaAnn]

Always fun to hear about the amazing @MSMigrations project run in collaboration between @OxfordeResearch @sims_mss and various other institutions from across the globe. <3

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

New @MSMigrations article in The Book Collector magazine: @TobyBurrows on "Mapping Manuscript Migrations: tracking the travels of 217,000 medieval and Renaissance manuscripts" [now 222,000 in fact] https://t.co/C5qI7yIlaq