Links and references

Learn more

More about the project

Posts

in English

• Get your data into Wikidata or Wikibase with R: An import workflow derived from a real world project

• Status Update: How much data?

• Stock Taking: How big is the queer Wikidata

• RDF, RML, YARRRML: A basic tutorial to create Linked Data from a relational database table

in German

• Finally Removing NAs: Ein Werkzeug für den Abgleich und Umzug

• Vom Rechner in die Welt: Notizen zum ersten großen Import in Factgrid

• Der zweite Monat Remove NA: ein Update

• Vier Wochen Prototype Fund: Was bisher geschah

• Remove NA: Warum ich einen LGBTIQ*-Knowledge Graph bauen werde

Code

• Github-Repository: Code gibt es vollständig auf Github

• Technische Dokumentation

Data access

All data consolidated as part of this project are available as linked open data on Wikidata and FactGrid.

Wikidata

The central place to find queer content on Wikidata is WikiProject LGBT. There are lists, for example, of LGBT-related media, LGBT museums or LGBT archives - and much more. More complex queries can be found there, as well as lists and suggestions for data models), in order to find a uniform approach.

FactGrid

The starting point to explore Remove NA on FactGrid is the project page, including many queries.

Knowledge Graphs

Papers, Books

MOOC

• Linked Data Engineering: Online Course. Basics of RDF(s), Ontologies, querying with SPARQL, by Harald Sack, Professor for Information Services Engineering at FIZ Karlsruhe, free of charge

Podcast

• Building and deploying knowledge graphs: The Data Exchange with Ben Lorica: Podcast

• Mike Tung – Are knowledge graphs AI’s next big thing: Towards Data Science: Podcast

Paper

• Resarch from Heritage Connector on Zotero: a collection of links to papers and websites used during the Hertiage Connector Project

• Wikibase as an Infrastructure for Knowledge Graphs: the EU Knowledge Graph: Dennis Diefenbach, Max De Wilde, Samantha Alipio

• Survey on English Entity Linking on Wikidata: Comparison of Entitiy Linking approaches with Wikidata as a target

• Knowledge Graphs Fundamentals, Techniques, and Applications, by Mayank Kejriwal, Craig A. Knoblock and Pedro Szekely. Textbook from 2021

Technische Anleitungen und Tutorials

• Programming Historian: Using SPARQL to access Linked Open Data

• FAIR Cookbook: An inventory of tools for converting your data to RDF

• Workflow: Working with Cultural Heritage Datasets (Wikidata, LOD) by Lozana Rossenova

Queer Data and queer history

• A very good entry point and Munich and German LGBTIQ* history is the English website of the Forum Queeres Archiv München

• Kevin Guyan, Queer Data: Using Gender, Sex and Sexuality Data for Action

• Bibliography on lesbian and trans women in Nazi Germany, compiled by Anna Hájková

• Twitter list with historians who study queer history (incomplete, of course)