Radek Kočí
ABSTRACT
This paper describes our design of database for crowdsourcing project designed to transcribe data from old parish book registers -- baptisms, weddings and burials. The information about names, occupations, addresses or personal relationships will be stored in this database. It is based on information extracted from real records from various parishes and times, which was done by professional historians. The nature of data and the requirement to transcribe it as faithfully as possible entails several problems. These problems and limitations will be discussed and the resulting database structure will be presented.
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Digital Library
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- Rozman Jaroslav, Zbořil František and Kočí Radek. Possibilities of Creation of Community Genealogical Database with Semantic Information and Uncertainty. In: Conference on Big Data and Smart Computing (ICBDSC 2018). Casablanca, 2018, p. 1--5. ISBN 978-1-4503-5438-7.Google Scholar
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- Zbořil František, Rozman Jaroslav and Kočí Radek. Algorithmic creation of genealogical models. In: Proceedings of ISDA 2018. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, roc. 941. Los Alamitos: Springer International Publishing, 2019, p. 650--658. ISBN 978-3-030-16659-5. ISSN 2194-5357.Google Scholar
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Index Terms
- Database Concept for Transcription of Registry Records into Digital Form
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