anerivernha.org/
>> <http://crhim.canerivernha.org/>
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Dennis
>>
>>
>>> On Jan 25, 2016, at 11:30 AM, Richard Wilding >> <mailto:rich...@richardwilding.com>> wrote:
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>>> Thank you Dennis,
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> works of architecture or other cultural heritage?
>
> Best wishes,
> Richard
>
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>> On 25 Jan 2016, at 18:45, dwuthr...@fargeo.com <mailto:dwuthr...@fargeo.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Richard,
>>
>> Welcome to the Arches com
Hi Richard,
Welcome to the Arches community.
Good question concerning the learning curve for web developers. A moderately
experienced developer should have no problem working with Arches’ default
architecture and front-end web application.
Arches back-end is also based on modern, standard tec
Hi Guido,
Nice to hear from you again.
>From your note, it sounds like you are trying to install v2.0 of Arches. You
>may be interested to know that we’re almost finished with version 3.0 of
>Arches and a new Arches application that we call HIP (Heritage Inventory
>Package). We’re finishin
Hi Eloise,
Yes, you can load your own data into Arches. The Installation manual has a
pretty thorough explanation of how to do this. Did you already try following
the steps?
Also, you should know that v2.0 of Arches was released recently. If you are
using the VM option, then you're probably
Hi Tobias,
You might want to check out a recent (March 2014) extension to the CRM
developed by Martin Doerr and his team for supporting scientific observation.
You can find the extension at :
http://www.cidoc-crm.org/docs/cidoc_crm_sig/CRMsci1.2.pdf
The extension includes an "Inference Makin
Thomas,
Good question! You are quite correct that we haven't tried to include
uncertainty in Arches.
One reason is pretty basic: certainty is quite subjective from person to
person. For example: most people agree that the earth is spherical. But a
"flat-earther" may be very certain that the
Eugen,
Thanks for your interest in the Arches SoC project.
You'll find many of the answers to your questions in the following places:
1. At http://archesproject.org/graphs/ where you'll find a nice concise summary
of how Arches models cultural heritage information, and
2. In the latest Arches In
Hi Tharindu,
Your ref suggestion is very interesting, and it may well play a role in the
Import/Export improvements effort.
Let me offer a few use cases to clarify what this project might include:
1. Exporting data from one Arches instance to another Arches instance:
We're expecting that Arches
Hi Sindhu,
I can give you a bit more detail on the Spatio-Temporal relationships idea for
Arches.
There are really two ways to think about spatial and temporal data in Arches.
One way is to consider how time affects the interpretation of cultural
heritage. For example, periods (like the neol
r public.
To me its really just a matter of deciding to manage a (hopefully) larger
number of contributors to the documentation.
On Feb 27, 2014, at 11:28, Karl Fogel wrote:
> "dwuthr...@fargeo.com" writes:
>> All Leanpub does is read Markdown files. There's nothin
All Leanpub does is read Markdown files. There's nothing stopping us from
making the Markdown files publicly available, thereby allowing anyone to access
and edit. The arches project website might be a good place to allow people
access to the files. Of course, there will need to be some kind
Kai-Christian,
Thanks for summarizing your work with Arches. Its very gratifying to hear that
you and your team are extending Arches in such an interesting way. And thanks
in particular for your support of the Arches community. As you say, its a
difficult task. Knowing that members like you
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