Thanks for the shout-out Lindsay! It's been enormous fun to read all the
'Signing posts' here since August 2013 (over 5,400 views :-). Thank you all
for sharing your 'views out the window' in the last 8 years.
I'm looking forward to joining the new Discourse community for Arches. It's
always
ject for renewing our digital platform
>>>>> for heritage places. I am currently evaluating and testing Arches v5 to
>>>>> see
>>>>> how well it would fit our project - so far so good. I have a background
>>>>> in
>>>>> in
ve a background in
>>>> information systems, web app projects, GIS, project management and
>>>> software
>>>> development - a jack of all trades, master of none. I live and work in
>>>> Revelstoke, Canada.
>>>>
>>>> When I look
gt;> how well it would fit our project - so far so good. I have a background in
>>> information systems, web app projects, GIS, project management and software
>>> development - a jack of all trades, master of none. I live and work in
>>> Revelstoke, Canada.
>>&g
Hello all,
It's been a while (2 years!) since this thread went quiet, so I thought the
year end for those of us on the Gregorian calendar might be a good moment
to put out a call for news of live Arches installations around the globe.
Why not share a link to your Arches-based system here and
the lines. Up in
> London, you'll mainly find me gazing out the window onto the Thames and the
> London skyline, either side of Cannon Street station, including two towers
> which are part of the original station, as our office building sits atop
> the current station and the railway
used to stretch a chain to keep the U-Boats out of Teignmouth.
>
> Cheers all,
> Pat
>
> On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 4:29:37 PM UTC+1, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
>> Arches Discussion Forum rec
Hey everybody,
We reach what feels like an important milestone today - 5 years since the
Arches Project Google group was opened up as a public resource. If you dig
into the message archive you'll see that the group first started up a year
or more before that, following a project meeting hosted
Great to hear from you Jens, and thanks for signing in. I'm sure the
expertise you will find in this community can help you evaluate Arches, so
do ask any questions that occur to you.
What project takes you from Wessex to Berlin?
All the best
Ed
On Friday, April 20, 2018 at 11:34:25 AM UTC+1,
e affiliate chapter of Wikimedia Foundation in
>>> Ukraine. Wikimedia Ukraine held Wiki Loves Monuments contests in Ukraine
>>> since 2012. We created lists of Ukrainian heritage sites that contain more
>>> that 75 000 entries and collected images of more than 27 000 dist
t;
> Michel
>
>
> On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 5:29:37 PM UTC+2, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
>> Arches Discussion Forum recently.
>>
>> This online group was initially set up fo
ome sort of late 20C heritage.
>
> regards
> David
>
> On Thursday, 22 August 2013 16:29:37 UTC+1, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
>> Arches Discussion Forum recently.
>>
>> This online gro
're supposed to post a quick bio.
>
> I a developer at Historic England (or, English Heritage as it was). I
> predominantly write a casework system called UDS (SQL Server, C#, ASP.Net
> Sites, Windows Services, Web Services, etc.)
>
>
>
> On Monday, 27 March 2017 16:19:22
Hello all,
I'll be at Day One of the Arches workshop in Liverpool, UK this week, so I
hope to meet a few of you there in person, as well as online.
All the best
Ed
On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 4:29:37 PM UTC+1, Edmund Lee wrote:
> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who h
Fascinating request Vince, thanks for raising it - I'd be interested to see
how Arches handles this use case as well. It's a common heritage issue -
either competing or equally valid interpretations of a given artefact or
site based on the (always) limited evidence that archaeology provides.
A bit off-topic for this group, but in a troubled world open-source
software is, in my opinion, part of the solution. So here's a message of
thanks to all US-based contributors to the Arches project. Hope you enjoy
the holiday.
Ed
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t conforms to CIDOC-CRM, or LIDO, or non at all.
>
> Hope that makes sense! What's nice is that if one organization endeavors
> to load a brand new ontology into version 4, they should be able to easily
> translate their work into something that anyone can replicate.
&
Hello George,
Thanks for the post. I am sure there are others here better placed to
answer this from a technical standpoint, but to help get this question
answered, could you say a bit more about what support for these standards
would allow you and other potential Arches users to do?
All good
Sounds lovely Jim - thanks!
We're now up to 317 members in this group. That's a lot of expertise...
If anyone else who has joined recently would like to share a bit about
themselves, their interest in Arches, (and what they can see out the
window) that would be great.
All the best
Ed
On
Hello Jim, and welcome to the Arches community!
As far as I can tell (though others may correct me - which would be great)
you are the first to mention historic garden recording here. From an
English perspective, of course, gardens are something of an obsession, and
we have a special register
issions to create a hierarchy of access that will allow for
> users to be only allowed to edit records within a given geographical area.
>
> Happy coding everyone!
>
> Andrea
>
> On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 4:29:37 PM UTC+1, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and
e to use Arches very soon for some of the field work
> we are doing.
>
> Thanks
> Basav
>
> On Thursday, 22 August 2013 20:59:37 UTC+5:30, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
>> Arches Discussion Forum recen
Hi Sara and welcome to the Group!
It's great to be welcoming a new member almost four years to the day after
the meeting, at the Getty in Los Angeles, that set up this group to support
the Arches project. A happy time for all of us who were there to remember.
The group here now has wide
> Peter
>
> On Thursday, 22 August 2013 16:29:37 UTC+1, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
>> Arches Discussion Forum recently.
>>
>> This online group was initially set up for the project team, and
Hi Jae,
I always find this site very helpful with python scripts :-)
http://www.montypython.net/scriptsidx.php
(Sorry - British sense of humour)
Ed
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 29, 2016 at 9:41:54 AM UTC-6, Jae Hun Lee wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I've created a small python script that convert
Hi Ali,
In case it helps your thinking, the MIDAS Heritage data standard developed
for United Kingdom datasets covered Heritage Asset Management Activities.
It's available to download at
http://www.historicengland.org.uk/images-books/publications/midas-heritage/
.You'll
find the relevant bit
parts of downtown Calgary. Although hidden by the skyscrapers, there are a
> couple of designated buildings somewhere in that view.
>
> Best regards,
> Ali
>
> On Thursday, 22 August 2013 09:29:37 UTC-6, Edmund Lee wrote:
>>
>> Hello all, ... and welcome in particular
Hi again Ali,
That's an interesting extension to Arches. Perhaps you could say a bit more
about the type of contract and project work you have in mind? Are you
looking to Arches to provide active project management support (e.g.
tracking tasks and schedules for time and cost) or as a more
I would second this (+1) as a valuable additional feature for Arches. While
personally I'm very much on the Open Information side, there are sites
which need to be managed (and receorded in systems such as Arches) without
making precise locational information availailable to all.
Ed
On
see beautiful garden view
full of trees and palms, and I once saw some pigeons there.
I am glad I joined this active forum and I will be sending technical
questions in a separate thread.
All the best,
Asmaa
On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 5:29:37 PM UTC+2, Edmund Lee wrote:
Hello all
but could not success.. I dont know
that any one are working on arches in india..
Regards
On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 8:59:37 PM UTC+5:30, Edmund Lee wrote:
Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
Arches Discussion Forum recently.
This online group
Hello Richard,
And very belatedly a welcome to the Arches project group. It sounds like
you have a fascinating project to wrok on. Do feel free to share a
screenshot!
I think the heritage site you mention - Oxford Castle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Castle is the first one to
Thanks Chaitana,
As a non-technical member of the group, I'd love to have a Windows
installer for Archaes. I've just recently bought a Windows 8.1 laptop, so
I'm hoping at some time to be able to install my own Arches database to
experiment with.
All good wishes
Ed
Hello Chaitanya, and welcome to the Arches project forum!
It's great to hear such enthusiasm for the software that supports the
Arches application - do encourage your friends to have a look at the Arches
website.
There are also many specialists in heritage on this group who can answer
Happy New Year all,
It occurs to me that these conferences and presentations would also be an
opportunity to gather some worked examples and use case studies on the
application of Arches for use in future versions of the software
documentation, particularly that aimed at end users.
Any
Hi Lucy,
Welcome Lucy! that sounds like a facsinating project, and an amazing place
to work. Do feel free to post more about your project as it develops - I'm
sure we will all be envious.
Shame about the view of the pyramids.. I was going to* insist* that you
post a photo :-). But what you
Hello Prakhar, and welcome to the Arches project forum!
Many thanks for sharing your experience with us, and for your enthusiasm
for the work we are doing here.
Other members of the forum will be able to suggest areas that you can
assist with. I just wanted to say 'hi' and invite you to share
Hi Yiannis, Arches folks,
I have three days personal development leave available this year which I'd
be happy to use on reworking (or starting reworking) the User Guide, if
that would help, and its not too late? I've no experience with Pandoc (but
that would be the 'development' bit :-). Not
-- and documenting buildings and sites in the lower Midwest.
Daniel
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 6:29:01 AM UTC-4, Edmund Lee wrote:
Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the
Arches Discussion Forum recently.
This online group was initially set up for the project team, and has
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