Re: MEDEA. Modeling semantically Enriched Digital Edition of Accounts
Martin Holmes <[email protected]>
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Hi Robert, I don't know MEDEA myself, but it seems to be here: <https://medea.hypotheses.org/> It appears to be more of a working group than a standard; I don't see any ODDs or schemas on their site. The only detailed work I know in this area is Kathryn's: <http://jtei.revues.org/895> because I was working on the journal when it was published. That article links to her ODD and schemas here: <http://www.customization.encodinghfrs.org/> Hope this helps, Martin On 2017-01-12 01:23 PM, Robert Foley wrote: > Hi Martin, > > We are creating a digital version in TEI of a historic Fairfield, > Connecticut merchant account book and are looking for best practices for > the ODD and the tag set. We began by creating our own markup using the > TEI, but meanwhile we just met Kathryn Tomasek of Wheaton College at the > recent AHA history conference who suggested we use 'MEDEA' the Modeling > semantically Enriched Digital Edition of Accounts. > > Could you please direct us to the MEDEA codebook, ODD, sample template > to ensure that we have the correct markup of this already developed TEI > project? > > Thank you. > > Robert Foley > Research Historian > Bridgeport Digital Humanities Initiative > http://bridgeporthistory.us/ > >