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User:FabianKoerner

2021-08-27T10:05:09Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth-Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002. He currently holds an assistant position in the Computers and Information Systems Lab at Beuth-Hochschule für Technik in Berlin.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Distributed systems with focus on web services
*Modern approaches for the operation of IT infrastructures
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[[Historical_Transliteration_Tool|Historical Transliteration Tool]] (developer)

===Former Projects===

*[http://de.digitalclassicist.org/berlin/ Digital Classicist Berlin] (co-founder)
*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository] (research associate)
*[[Standards_for_Networking_Ancient_Prosopographies|Standards for Networking Ancient Prosopographies]] (advisory board)

===Contact===
:fabiankoerner -at- posteo -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

:Körner, Fabian (2013) Poster: Custom-made Repository Architecture <http://pdr.bbaw.de/veranstaltungen/pdr-workshop-2013/materialien/fkoerner-repository-architecture-pdrworks2013.pdf>

User:FabianKoerner

2021-08-27T10:02:09Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth-Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002. He currently holds an assistant position in the Computers and Information Systems Lab at Beuth-Hochschule für Technik in Berlin.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Distributed systems with focus on web services
*Modern approaches for the operation of IT infrastructures
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]] (developer)

===Former Projects===

*[http://de.digitalclassicist.org/berlin/ Digital Classicist Berlin] (co-founder)
*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository] (research associate)
*[[Standards_for_Networking_Ancient_Prosopographies|Standards for Networking Ancient Prosopographies]] (advisory board)

===Contact===
:fabiankoerner -at- posteo -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

:Körner, Fabian (2013) Poster: Custom-made Repository Architecture <http://pdr.bbaw.de/veranstaltungen/pdr-workshop-2013/materialien/fkoerner-repository-architecture-pdrworks2013.pdf>

Historical Transliteration Tool

2020-02-12T13:40:18Z

FabianKoerner: /* Example */

==Available==

* https://www.classineer.de/g2l?doc=api

==Authors==

* Fabian Körner
* Gabriel Bodard

==Description==

Formerly known as ''Greek to Latin Historical Transliteration Tool'' (G2L), it was then migrated to the '''Collaborative Web Services''' platform (CoWS) and renamed '''Historical Transliteration Tool''', whence the acronym CoWS:HiTT. The CoWS project is still under development. Until a first stable release of the CoWS software will be available, the transliteration of Greek tokens to Latin (using the translation rules from England of the 19th century) will be provided as a stand-alone service. Different from the documentation (see link below) the service is no longer provided by the BBAW.

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It was developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (then KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The process that it performs is a Greek to Latin historical transliteration. The service is designed to convert Greek text to, e.g., 19th century English transliteration, or modern French, or German, using the rules and conventions of those languages and periods.

===Example===

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>https://www.classineer.de/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]
[[category:Web service]]
[[category:legacy]]

Historical Transliteration Tool

2020-02-12T13:39:31Z

FabianKoerner: /* Available */

==Available==

* https://www.classineer.de/g2l?doc=api

==Authors==

* Fabian Körner
* Gabriel Bodard

==Description==

Formerly known as ''Greek to Latin Historical Transliteration Tool'' (G2L), it was then migrated to the '''Collaborative Web Services''' platform (CoWS) and renamed '''Historical Transliteration Tool''', whence the acronym CoWS:HiTT. The CoWS project is still under development. Until a first stable release of the CoWS software will be available, the transliteration of Greek tokens to Latin (using the translation rules from England of the 19th century) will be provided as a stand-alone service. Different from the documentation (see link below) the service is no longer provided by the BBAW.

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It was developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (then KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The process that it performs is a Greek to Latin historical transliteration. The service is designed to convert Greek text to, e.g., 19th century English transliteration, or modern French, or German, using the rules and conventions of those languages and periods.

===Example===

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>https://46.163.113.253/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]
[[category:Web service]]
[[category:legacy]]

Historical Transliteration Tool

2016-11-09T14:34:45Z

FabianKoerner: /* Example */

==Available==

* https://46.163.113.253/g2l?doc=api (self-signed certificate)

==Authors==

* Fabian Körner
* Gabriel Bodard

==Description==

Formerly known as ''Greek to Latin Historical Transliteration Tool'' (G2L), it was then migrated to the '''Collaborative Web Services''' platform (CoWS) and renamed '''Historical Transliteration Tool''', whence the acronym CoWS:HiTT. The CoWS project is still under development. Until a first stable release of the CoWS software will be available, the transliteration of Greek tokens to Latin (using the translation rules from England of the 19th century) will be provided as a stand-alone service. Different from the documentation (see link below) the service is no longer provided by the BBAW.

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It was developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (then KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The process that it performs is a Greek to Latin historical transliteration. The service is designed to convert Greek text to, e.g., 19th century English transliteration, or modern French, or German, using the rules and conventions of those languages and periods.

===Example===

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>https://46.163.113.253/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]
[[category:Web service]]
[[category:legacy data]]

Historical Transliteration Tool

2016-11-09T14:34:12Z

FabianKoerner: /* Available */

==Available==

* https://46.163.113.253/g2l?doc=api (self-signed certificate)

==Authors==

* Fabian Körner
* Gabriel Bodard

==Description==

Formerly known as ''Greek to Latin Historical Transliteration Tool'' (G2L), it was then migrated to the '''Collaborative Web Services''' platform (CoWS) and renamed '''Historical Transliteration Tool''', whence the acronym CoWS:HiTT. The CoWS project is still under development. Until a first stable release of the CoWS software will be available, the transliteration of Greek tokens to Latin (using the translation rules from England of the 19th century) will be provided as a stand-alone service. Different from the documentation (see link below) the service is no longer provided by the BBAW.

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It was developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (then KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The process that it performs is a Greek to Latin historical transliteration. The service is designed to convert Greek text to, e.g., 19th century English transliteration, or modern French, or German, using the rules and conventions of those languages and periods.

===Example===

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>https://www.classineer.de/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]
[[category:Web service]]
[[category:legacy data]]

Historical Transliteration Tool

2014-11-24T12:39:33Z

FabianKoerner: /* Example */

==Collaborative Web Services: Historical Transliteration Tool (CoWS:HiTT)==

'''Important:''' Formerly known as ''Greek to Latin Historical Transliteration Tool'', it was then migrated to the Collaborative Web Services platform (CoWS) and renamed ''Historical Transliteration Tool'', whence the acronym CoWS:HiTT. The CoWS project is still under development. Until a first stable release of the CoWS software will be available, the transliteration of Greek tokens to Latin (using the translation rules from England of the 19th century) will be provided as a stand-alone service. Different from the documentation (see link below) the service is no longer provided by the BBAW.

* Available: https://www.classineer.de/g2l?doc=api

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It is developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The process that it performs is a Greek to Latin historical transliteration. The service is designed to convert Greek text to, e.g., 19th century English transliteration, or modern French, or German, using the rules and conventions of those languages and periods.

==Example==

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>https://www.classineer.de/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]
[[Category:fonts]]
[[category:Web service]]

Historical Transliteration Tool

2014-11-24T12:38:34Z

FabianKoerner: /* Collaborative Web Services: Historical Transliteration Tool (CoWS:HiTT) */

==Collaborative Web Services: Historical Transliteration Tool (CoWS:HiTT)==

'''Important:''' Formerly known as ''Greek to Latin Historical Transliteration Tool'', it was then migrated to the Collaborative Web Services platform (CoWS) and renamed ''Historical Transliteration Tool'', whence the acronym CoWS:HiTT. The CoWS project is still under development. Until a first stable release of the CoWS software will be available, the transliteration of Greek tokens to Latin (using the translation rules from England of the 19th century) will be provided as a stand-alone service. Different from the documentation (see link below) the service is no longer provided by the BBAW.

* Available: https://www.classineer.de/g2l?doc=api

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It is developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

The process that it performs is a Greek to Latin historical transliteration. The service is designed to convert Greek text to, e.g., 19th century English transliteration, or modern French, or German, using the rules and conventions of those languages and periods.

==Example==

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]
[[Category:fonts]]
[[category:Web service]]

User:FabianKoerner

2013-05-18T22:39:24Z

FabianKoerner: /* Main Interests */

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Distributed systems with focus on web services
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[http://de.digitalclassicist.org/berlin/ Digital Classicist Berlin] (co-founder)
*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository] (research associate)
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]] (developer)

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

:Körner, Fabian (2013) Poster: Custom-made Repository Architecture <http://pdr.bbaw.de/veranstaltungen/pdr-workshop-2013/materialien/fkoerner-repository-architecture-pdrworks2013.pdf>

User:FabianKoerner

2013-05-18T22:34:32Z

FabianKoerner: /* Current Projects */

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[http://de.digitalclassicist.org/berlin/ Digital Classicist Berlin] (co-founder)
*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository] (research associate)
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]] (developer)

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

:Körner, Fabian (2013) Poster: Custom-made Repository Architecture <http://pdr.bbaw.de/veranstaltungen/pdr-workshop-2013/materialien/fkoerner-repository-architecture-pdrworks2013.pdf>

User:FabianKoerner

2013-05-16T19:22:44Z

FabianKoerner: /* Publications */

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[http://de.digitalclassicist.org/berlin/ Digital Classicist Berlin]
*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

:Körner, Fabian (2013) Poster: Custom-made Repository Architecture <http://pdr.bbaw.de/veranstaltungen/pdr-workshop-2013/materialien/fkoerner-repository-architecture-pdrworks2013.pdf>

User:FabianKoerner

2012-08-15T19:52:39Z

FabianKoerner: /* Current Projects */

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[http://de.digitalclassicist.org/berlin/ Digital Classicist Berlin]
*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

User:FabianKoerner

2011-08-01T08:42:45Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

User:FabianKoerner

2011-08-01T08:40:12Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment

===Current Projects===

*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: :Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

User:FabianKoerner

2011-08-01T08:39:47Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities; involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment [http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop/poster/datenarchaeologie (german pdf)]

===Current Projects===

*[http://pdr.bbaw.de/english Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

===Publications===

:Neumann, G., Fellbaum, C., Geyken, A., Herold, A., Huemmer, C., Koerner, F., Kramer, U., Krell, K., Sokirko, A., Stantcheva, D., and Stathi, K. (2004). A Corpus-Based Lexical Resource of German Idioms. In: :Proceedings of the Workshop on Electronic Lexicons, eds. P. Saint Dizier and M. Zock, COLING, Geneva.

:Körner, Fabian (2005) Diploma thesis: Nutzerabhängige Online-Bearbeitung und Archivierung von Belegcorpora über ein Java-Servlet

:Fellbaum, Christiane, Alexander Geyken, Axel Herold, Fabian Koerner, and Gerald Neumann (2006) ‘Corpus-based Studies of German Idioms and Light Verbs’, in: International Journal of Lexicography 19:349-360.

:Körner, Fabian (2007) Master thesis: TTCN-3 und Web Services

:Körner, Fabian / Plutte, Christoph / Roeder, Torsten / Walkowski, Niels-Oliver: Software-Evaluation für ein Personendaten-Repositorium. Research Paper (Berlin 2010). <http://edoc.bbaw.de/volltexte/2010/1511/>

:Körner, Fabian: Datenarchäologie und Datenaufbereitung. In: digiversity, 30.09.2010 <http://digiversity.net/2010/datenarchaeologie/>

User:FabianKoerner

2011-03-16T10:51:04Z

FabianKoerner:

User:FabianKoerner

2010-11-11T16:24:23Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities. Involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2002.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment [http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop/poster/datenarchaeologie (german pdf)]

===Current Projects===

*[http://pdr.bbaw.de Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

Citation of museum collections

2010-10-28T08:39:06Z

FabianKoerner:

This page collects URL schemes for directly linking to records in museum collections.
==Museums==

===American Numismatic Society===
[http://numismatics.org/collection/1944.100.24110 http://numismatics.org/collection/1944.100.24110], where 1944.100.24110 is the accession number.

===Brooklyn Museum===
[http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/search/?accession_number=16.580.233&type=object http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/search/?accession_number=16.580.233&type=object]

and

[http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/10044 http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/10044]

both link to the same object.

===British Museum, London===
[http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/search_the_collection_database/search_object_details.aspx?objectid=117631&partid=1 http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/search_the_collection_database/search_object_details.aspx?objectid=117631&partid=1]. Not yet sure if "&partid=1" is always necessary.

===Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge===
[http://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/opac/search/cataloguedetail.html?&priref=65609], where the value of 'priref' is given as "Reference Number:".

===Getty Museum, Los Angeles and Malibu===
Is there a collection database online?

===Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge===
[http://www.harvardartmuseums.org/collection/detail.dot?id=1977.216.3192 http://www.harvardartmuseums.org/collection/detail.dot?id=1977.216.3192], where 1977.216.3192 is the accession number.

===Hermitage, Saint Petersburg===
Search form at [http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/fcgi-bin/db2www/browse.mac/category?selLang=English http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/fcgi-bin/db2www/browse.mac/category?selLang=English] but no short URLs for individual objects.

===Hunterian Museum, Glasgow===
[http://www.huntsearch.gla.ac.uk/cgi-bin/foxweb/huntsearch/DetailedResults.fwx?collection=all&SearchTerm=D.192 http://www.huntsearch.gla.ac.uk/cgi-bin/foxweb/huntsearch/DetailedResults.fwx?collection=all&SearchTerm=D.192], where 'D.192' looks like the accession number (though that isn't explicitly stated anywhere on the page).

===Louvre, Paris===
[http://cartelen.louvre.fr/cartelen/visite?srv=car_not_frame&idNotice=2776&langue=en http://cartelen.louvre.fr/cartelen/visite?srv=car_not_frame&idNotice=2776&langue=en] is a link to an individual object. It does not seem to be a permanent link into the collection database of the institution.

===Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York===
There is a database search form at [http://www.metmuseum.org/search/woa_advanced_search.asp http://www.metmuseum.org/search/woa_advanced_search.asp] but it does not seem to support individually addressable catalog entries via a URL.

===Museum of Fine Arts, Boston===
[http://mfa.org/collections/search_art.asp?coll_accession=63.2644 http://mfa.org/collections/search_art.asp?coll_accession=63.2644], where 63.2644 is the accession number.

===Münzkabinett der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin===
[http://www.smb.museum/ikmk/object.php?id=18217568 http://www.smb.museum/ikmk/object.php?id=18217568], where '18217568' is the 'Object Number' as given on the page.

===Ure Museum, Reading===
[http://lkws1.rdg.ac.uk/cgi-bin/ure/uredb.cgi?rec=67.7.3 http://lkws1.rdg.ac.uk/cgi-bin/ure/uredb.cgi?rec=67.7.3], where '67.7.3' is the accession number.

===The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore===
[http://art.thewalters.org/viewwoa.aspx?id=33305 http://art.thewalters.org/viewwoa.aspx?id=33305]. The 'id' is not documented on each page. Addresses of this form are unlikely to be permanent URIs for objects in the collection.

===Yale Art Gallery, New Haven===
[http://ecatalogue.art.yale.edu/detail.htm?objectId=95360 http://ecatalogue.art.yale.edu/detail.htm?objectId=95360], where 95360 is the object id, not the accession number.

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User:FabianKoerner

2010-10-21T11:56:38Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities. Involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2004.

===Main Interests===

*Data structuring, data storage
*Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
*Data archaeology and data refurbishment [http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop/poster/datenarchaeologie (german pdf)]

===Current Projects===

*[http://pdr.bbaw.de Person Data Repository]
*[[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool|G-Tool (G2L)]]

===Contact===
:fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

User:FabianKoerner

2010-10-13T13:10:59Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities. Involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2004.

===Main Interests===

* Data structuring, data storage
* Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
* Data archaeology and data refurbishment [http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop/poster/datenarchaeologie (german pdf)]

===Current Projects===

* [http://pdr.bbaw.de Person Data Repository]
* G-Tool (G2L) ([[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool]])

===Email===
* fkoerner -at- bbaw -dot- de

Historical Transliteration Tool

2010-10-13T12:27:48Z

FabianKoerner:

* Available: http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?doc=api

G-Tool (G2L) is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It is developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

==Example==

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]

User:FabianKoerner

2010-10-13T12:26:56Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities. Involved in several projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2004.

===Main Interests===

* Data structuring, data storage
* Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
* Data archaeology and data refurbishment [http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop/poster/datenarchaeologie (german pdf)]

===Current Projects===

* [http://pdr.bbaw.de Person Data Repository]
* G-Tool (G2L) ([[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool]])

Historical Transliteration Tool

2010-10-11T11:29:34Z

FabianKoerner:

* Available: http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?doc=api

G2L is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It is developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

==Example==

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]

User:FabianKoerner

2010-10-11T11:28:07Z

FabianKoerner:

Fabian Körner is a computer engineer, born in 1975; dedicated to the technological advance in sciences and humanities. Involved in different projects at [http://www.bbaw.de Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities] and [http://www.beuth-hochschule.de Beuth Hochschule für Technik (formerly known as TFH-Berlin)] since 2004.

===Main Interests===

* Data structuring, data storage
* Web services, which provide resources (data, algorithms etc.) to applications for (semi-)automatic data-processing
* Data archaeology and data refurbishment [http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop/poster/datenarchaeologie (german pdf)]

===Current Projects===

* [http://pdr.bbaw.de Person Data Repository]
* G-Tool (G2L) ([[Greek_to_Latin_Historical_Transliteration_Tool]])

User:FabianKoerner

2010-10-11T10:22:41Z

FabianKoerner:

Historical Transliteration Tool

2010-10-11T08:58:38Z

FabianKoerner:

* Available: http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?doc=api

G2L is a web service that currently provides transliteration of single greek tokens to latin. Its aim is to make this possible in a flexible way by using choosable rulesets which implement spatial and temporal differences. It is developed by Fabian Körner (BBAW) and Gabriel Bodard (KCL) and hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science and Humanities.

==Example==

* Parameters include method, ruleset, token, output(-format)
* example query: <code>http://pdr.bbaw.de/pdrws/g2l?ruleset=en19&method=greekToLatin&token=Φιλόξενος&output=xml</code>
* response: <code><result method="greekToLatin" ruleset="en19" token="Φιλόξενος">Philoxenus</result></code>

Fuller documentation at address above.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Unicode]]