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Towards a Definition of the Computational Architecture of Open Scholarly Infrastructures
Ivan Heibi, Mario Petrella, Angelo Di Iorio +1
This paper proposes a layered framework for defining the architecture of the computational unit of an Open Scholarly Infrastructure (OSI) and presents a concrete implementation pos…
HERITRACE: a domain-agnostic framework for SHACL-driven RDF curation with provenance and change tracking
Arcangelo Massari, Silvio Peroni
HERITRACE is an open-source web application that enables users without Semantic Web expertise to curate RDF data through form-based interfaces with automatic provenance documentati…
Are Digital Humanities really committed to open? An exploratory study on the availability of methodological workflows and open peer review practices
Silvio Peroni
Open Science has become a central framework for promoting transparency, accessibility, and inclusiveness in scholarly research. While the Digital Humanities (DH) community has long…
Assessing and Comparing the Coverage of Italian Publications in OpenCitations: a Study within Six Italian Universities
Erica Andreose, Ivan Heibi, Silvio Peroni +1
Recent initiatives advocating responsible, transparent research assessment have intensified the call to use open research information rather than proprietary databases. This study…
A pipeline for matching bibliographic references with incomplete metadata: experiments with Crossref and OpenCitations
Matteo Guenci, Ivan Heibi, Chiara Parravicini +2
While Crossref makes available more than 1.8 billion bibliographic references from publications for which it provides a DOI, more than 698 million of these references do not specif…
HERITRACE in action: the ParaText project as a case study for semantic data management in Classical Philology
Francesca Filograsso, Arcangelo Massari, Camillo Neri +1
HERITRACE is a semantic data editor designed for cultural heritage institutions, addressing the gap between complex Semantic Web technologies and domain expert needs. ParaText Bibl…